Spray Paints

At Spray Maestro we can spray paint a wide range of items which include wardrobes, kitchen cupboards, UPVC doors and windows, gutteers, soffits, fascias, shop fronts, tiles, shop front and even containers. In fact there are very few surfaces which we can't provide a spray painting service for you. 

Whilst it may be easy to decide on which items you want spray painted it may not be so easy to decide on the colour. There are hundreds to choose from as we can spray paint all RAL colours. So if you have a colour you want matched and know it's RAL number we can match it up perfectly.

If you haven't decided yet and want some inspiration as well as specified RAL colours many customer choose from from the Farrow and Ball colour range. These colours are extremely popular for window spraying, kitchen cabinet spraying and UPVC front door resprays.

Whilst colour trends come and go our most popular spray paints from the Farrow and Ball range include Manor House Grey and Chappell Green. From the selection of RAl colours some are also give names as well as their RAL code. Popular options are RAL 6006 Olive Green, RAL 7038 Agate Grey in fact grey and green hues seem to be the two shades that account for a wide range of the paint spraying work that we do.

RAL Spray Paint Colours

Farrow and Ball Spray Paint Colours

Choosing the Right Colours for Your Spray Painting Renovation

Choosing the right paint colours for various elements of your home, like kitchen cupboards, UPVC front doors, garage doors, and UPVC windows, can dramatically impact the aesthetic appeal and ambiance or your property. Depending on what you are having resprayed may require slightly different approaches to choosing your perfect match so we've included some tips and suggestions to help you navigate these decisions effectively.

Understand Your Space

Before selecting paint colours, it’s essential to consider the overall style and atmosphere of your home. Analyze architectural features, existing furnishings, and the natural light available in the rooms. For instance, if your room has ample natural light, you may consider bolder colours for, while a dimmer space might benefit from lighter glossy shades that reflect light.

Kitchen Cupboards

The kitchen is often the heart of the home. When selecting paint colours for kitchen cupboards, think about the mood you want to create. 

White and Light Pastels: These can create a clean and airy feel. They also match well with various decor styles, from modern to farmhouse.

Bold Colors: If you desire a unique touch, consider deep blues, greens, or even black. These colors can add a dramatic flair and make the space feel sophisticated. This works well if you have an open kitchen with large windows, skylights or roof lanterns that allow a lot of natural light in.

Two-Tone Options: Combining colors can visually break up the space. For example, a darker color on the lower cabinets and a lighter color on the upper cabinets can add depth.

Front Doors

The front door serves as the first impression of your home. Choose a colour that reflects your personality and complements your exterior. Whilst we often get asked to match the UPVC window frames your front door respray colour, a dramatically different colour can work well.

Classic Choice: Colours like navy blue, red, or a deep green can add kerb appeal and show a sense of tradition.

Modern Vibes: If you lean towards modern aesthetics, consider bright colours like turquoise, lime green, or even a sleek charcoal.

Environmental Considerations: If your home is surrounded by nature, Earth-toned colours that echo the landscape can create a harmonious look.

Garage Doors

While garage doors might seem less significant, they still play a role in your home’s exterior appearance and overall cohesiveness.

Blend with the House: A colour that complements the exterior of your home is often best. If your house is neutral, consider spraying the garage door the same colour but in a different shade or finish (e.g., matte vs. gloss), or if you having a different colour front door matching to this is a natural complement.

Statement Colors: If your garage door is prominent, using a bold colour can make a statement and serve as a focal point in your landscaping.

Durability Matters: Ensure your selected paint colour is suitable for the garage door's position and proximity to having dirt splashed on it. If you garage gets a lot of wear then a darker colour will reduce the visibility of knocks and dirt.

UPVC Windows

With so many colour options for your UPVC windows it can be tricky to get the right shade for achieving a cohesive look throughout your home.

Traditional White: Often the safest bet, white UPVC frames are classic and can complement many styles and lighten the property if you currently have a dark brown or mahogany shade.

Colour Matching: If your exterior has strong accents, consider matching the respraying of window frames to your front door or other exterior features for a cohesive look.

Consider the Neighborhood: If you're living in an area with a particular style or predominant colour palette, aligning your window colour with the neighborhood can enhance kerb appeal and value.

Choosing paint colours can be daunting, but by considering your space, experimenting with shades, and taking the architecture into account, you can create a harmonious and visually appealing transformation to your property indoors or out. Don’t rush the process; take your time to find the perfect hues that resonate with your style then get in touch for us to make the transformation happen.