UPVC Spraying in Belfast

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UPVC Spraying services

At Lux Decorators, we understand that first impressions matter. That’s why we offer professional UPVC spraying services, using advanced 1K and 2K paint systems to give your property a flawless, long-lasting finish—at a fraction of the cost of replacing your windows, doors, or cladding.

UPVC spraying

UPVC spraying is a fast, clean, and highly effective way to update tired or faded surfaces, whether you’re looking to modernise the exterior of your home, refresh your commercial premises, or increase property value ahead of a sale. Our spraying technique provides a factory-like finish, restoring the appearance of aged UPVC and allowing full customisation with a wide choice of colours and finishes including matte, satin, and gloss.

Why Spray Instead of Replace?

• Cost-Effective – Spraying your existing UPVC is significantly cheaper than replacing it.
• Time-Saving – Most projects can be completed in 1–2 days, with minimal disruption.
• Eco-Friendly – Extends the life of existing materials and reduces waste.
• Aesthetic Impact – Instantly boosts kerb appeal and gives your property a modern look.
• Protective Coating – Shields surfaces from UV rays, weathering, and general wear.

Understanding the Paint Systems

At Lux Decorators, we only use specialist paints developed specifically for UPVC surfaces. Choosing between 1K and 2K systems depends on the demands of your project:

1K Paint (Single Component)
1K paint is air-drying and ready to use without a hardener. It’s ideal for sheltered areas or internal UPVC, such as conservatory interiors, garage interiors, or indoor door frames. It offers excellent coverage, a smooth finish, and a faster turnaround time.
2K Paint (Two Component)
2K paint includes a hardener (activator), creating a chemical reaction that cures the paint into a tougher, more durable surface. It’s the professional choice for exposed outdoor UPVC like windows, front doors, and fascia boards. It resists UV rays, scratches, harsh weather, and chemicals, making it the go-to option when durability and longevity matter most.