Surface preparation

Smooth, consistent surfaces prepared for the final finish.

We repair and prepare walls and ceilings through filling, skim coating, sanding and priming so the final paint or decorative finish has a suitable base.

Finishing scope

Surface quality should match the final appearance you expect.

Strong side lighting, smooth paint finishes and large uninterrupted walls reveal more surface variation. Preparation should therefore be specified according to the final visual requirement.

Local repairs

Filling of holes, damaged areas, joints and minor defects before broader preparation.

Skim coating

Partial or full-area skim coating where required to improve consistency and flatness.

Sanding and correction

Controlled sanding and reworking of visible ridges, edges and uneven transitions.

Priming

Primer selected according to absorbency, adhesion and the next finish layer.

Materials

Materials and finishes

Typical products we specify for this work — chosen for finish quality, durability, and clean results.

Filler

Repair compounds

Selected for defect depth, substrate and drying requirements.

Skim

Skim materials

Chosen according to required thickness, application area and final coating.

Abrasives

Abrasives

Used in appropriate stages to reduce scratches and prepare a consistent surface.

Brillux
Primer

Primer

Matched to the prepared surface and the following paint or finish system.

FAQ

Common questions.

It depends on lighting and the final finish. Smooth paints and critical side lighting generally require more preparation than textured or low-demand finishes.

Often yes, but the method depends on the coating, adhesion, depth of texture and total area. A site review is recommended.

Only when it is listed in the offer. Surface preparation and painting can be combined into one coordinated scope.

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