Spray Painting in Derby
Factory smooth finishes on kitchens, furniture, and UPVC. No brush marks. No roller texture. Just flawless.
That showroom finish everyone wants? It was sprayed. And we can do yours.
Go into any kitchen showroom and run your hand across one of the cabinet doors. Perfectly smooth. Not a brush mark in sight. That is because it was sprayed and that exact same finish is what we bring to your home. Spray painting in Derby is what Connolly Coatings is known for at this point. A kitchen respray in Derby costs a fraction of ripping the whole lot out and the result is so good most people cannot tell the difference when we are done.
I am Kade and I have been doing spray painting across Derby for years now. Kitchens are the big one but we spray everything. UPVC windows and doors, furniture, radiators, anything where you want that factory smooth finish a brush just cannot give you. The paint goes on in a fine mist and dries to a surface so clean you would swear it came off a production line. Not painted. Finished.
Here is why more people are searching for a spray painter near me instead of ripping stuff out and starting again. Your kitchen cabinets are probably sound. The carcasses are solid. The hinges work. It is just the doors that look tired and dated. So instead of spending ten grand on a brand new kitchen you spend a fraction of that on a respray and walk away with a result that looks just as good. Smart money that.
Kitchen resprays are the smartest thing happening in homes right now
I will tell you something that makes kitchen fitters nervous. Most kitchens do not need replacing. The carcasses are solid. The layout works. The hinges are fine. It is the doors that look tired. And those doors can be transformed with a professional respray for a fraction of what a new kitchen costs.
We take the doors off, prep them properly, spray them in a controlled environment, and put them back looking like a completely different kitchen. Want to go from tired oak to sleek anthracite? Done. Want those cream cabinets turned into a deep sage green? Easy. The colour options are basically limitless and the result is indistinguishable from brand new factory finished doors. People walk in and assume you have had a whole new kitchen fitted.
UPVC does not need replacing. It needs respraying.
Here is one that surprises people. Those white UPVC windows and doors that look a bit yellowed and dated? You do not need to rip them out and buy new ones. We spray them. With specialist coatings designed to bond to plastic, we can take tired white UPVC and turn it into anthracite grey, black, cream, or whatever colour you are after.
The finish is tough, UV stable, and lasts for years. It completely changes the look of your house from the outside. And the cost? About a quarter of what replacement windows would set you back. Same goes for fascias, soffits, and garage doors. If it is UPVC and you are sick of looking at it, we can sort it.
Areas we cover across Derbyshire
We are based in Derby and cover the whole of Derbyshire plus parts of Nottinghamshire. If you are in any of these areas, we can be there.
Common questions about spray painting
How long does spray painting take?
A full kitchen respray is usually two to three days depending on how many doors and drawers you have got. UPVC windows and doors can often be done in a single day. The spraying itself is quick. It is the prep and masking that take the time. We mask off everything that is not getting sprayed, and I mean everything, because overspray is the enemy. That attention to detail is what makes the difference between a proper job and a mess.
Can you spray paint kitchen cabinets?
It is basically what we are known for at this point. We clean the doors, sand them back, apply a bonding primer, and then spray multiple coats to build up that glass smooth finish. The result is so good that most people cannot tell the difference between our resprayed cabinets and brand new ones from a showroom. And you save thousands in the process.
Is spray painting better than brush painting?
For the right surfaces, absolutely. A brush will always leave some texture. A roller leaves its own pattern. A spray gun leaves nothing but smooth paint. For kitchen cabinets, furniture, UPVC, and anything where you want that flawless factory look, spray wins every time. We still use brushes and rollers for walls and other surfaces where they make more sense. It is about using the right tool for the job.
Can UPVC windows be spray painted?
Yes and the results are brilliant. We use specialist coatings that are formulated to bond to plastic and withstand UV exposure, rain, and temperature changes. White UPVC can be sprayed to anthracite grey, black, or any RAL colour you fancy. The finish lasts for years and it transforms the look of your house without the cost of new windows. It is one of those things where people see the result and wonder why they did not do it sooner.
“Had our kitchen cabinets resprayed and honestly it looks like a brand new kitchen. The finish is absolutely flawless. Kade and the team were professional from start to finish and the price was really fair for what we got. Blown away by the result.”
Connolly Coatings customer, Mickleover
Fancy that factory finish?
Get in touch and tell us what you want sprayed. Kitchen cabinets, UPVC, furniture, whatever it is. We will have a look, talk you through the process, and give you a price. No obligation. Just a conversation with someone who knows spray painting inside out.