Conservatory Spray Painting Specialists

Yes, most conservatory doors can be professionally spray painted to change colour and refresh the finish, as long as the doors are structurally sound and operating correctly.

We can usually spray uPVC doors, aluminium doors, composite doors (outer skin), patio/sliding doors, French doors, and bi-fold/slide-and-turn style frames (where suitable). We’ll confirm the material and best coating system first.

Yes. Many customers choose to spray the full door set (panels + frames + external trims) for a consistent finish. We can also colour-match to windows/frames if required.

A wide range of colours is available, including popular greys, blacks, whites, creams, and bespoke shades. Finishes are typically matt, satin, or gloss (satin is a common choice for doors and frames).

The surface is normally “keyed” (lightly abraded) after deep cleaning/degreasing. This helps the coatings bond properly. It’s controlled preparation, not heavy sanding.

Often yes, provided the old coating is sound. If previous paint is peeling, flaking, or reacting, it needs to be removed or stabilised first so the new finish doesn’t fail.

No. The glass is carefully masked and protected, along with seals, handles, locks, and surrounding brickwork/tiles to prevent overspray.

Normally, no. Seals are usually masked to keep them flexible and ensure the doors still close properly and remain weather-tight.

Where possible, hardware is removed for the cleanest finish, then refitted. If removal isn’t practical, it’s masked carefully. We’ll advise what’s best for your door.

Usually the doors can be used carefully once touch-dry, but we recommend gentle use at first. Full curing (hardening) takes longer, so we’ll give you clear aftercare timings.

Many conservatory doors can be completed within a day, depending on size, condition, access, and weather. Larger sets or multiple doors may take longer.