Is UPVC spraying hated by window companies? For homeowners wishing to enhance the appearance of their windows without having to replace them, UPVC window spraying in Cardiff is a reasonably priced and ecologically responsible alternative. However, certain window manufacturers may feel conflicted about this procedure. In this blog post, we’ll look at the advantages for homeowners as […]
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Can you spray paint UPVC windows in Winter? There is a suggested temperature application range for all paints. Depending on the type of paint (water, oil, or solvent), the brand, and whether the paint is intended for internal or outdoor usage, this varies amongst various paints. So in this blog post, we’ll cover whether you
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Spraying internal windows and doors This blog post is an in-depth continuation of our FAQ page about spraying internal windows and doors. There have been a few add-on questions over the years. So we thought we’d re-look at the original questions that are often asked and give you a bit more information on them. This way
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Why is window spraying in Cardiff so popular? Spraying UPVC windows (and doors) is a popular option for homeowners who want to boost their property’s curb appeal and appearance. But the question is why is window spraying in Cardiff becoming a more popular renovation method across the City? First, we’ll look at the materials of what windows
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Which is better for the environment, to spray or replace windows? By design, UPVC windows help keep heat in. But what happens if you wish to swap them out for something more energy-efficient? Getting new windows can be really expensive compared to spraying but we’ll discuss that in another blog post. We will focus on
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Window spraying or wrapping? It’s no surprise that UPVC is now the most common material for making windows, given how long it lasts and how energy efficient it is compared to other options. But is that the only reason why UPVC is so widely used in the United Kingdom? No, with its low maintenance and
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