Rug and Home Department store painting

Exterior Department Store Painting

Department Store Painting is just one of the many services we provide to the Retail Market. On this project we removed a banner that went around the entire top sign band of the building. Retail Store Painting has several employees that not only have a great amount of experience in commercial painting but also have a background in carpentry, masonry repairs, and remodeling. So in most cases, when you hire Retail Store Painting you can cut out the stress and costs associated with hiring several different contractors to complete your project.

Pressure Washing 

The entire exterior of this building was pressure washed to remove any dirt, dust, loose paint and oxidation left behind from the sunlight and elements. Pressure Washing is an important part of a commercial painting project because no matter how good the paint job is if the paint does not properly adhere to the substate you will have a failing paint project every time.

Proper Prep work and Priming 

This painting project had several different substrates the walls were block, the signboards were metal, the window frames were aluminum, there was steel steps and railings, and there was some wood that needed to be painted. Before we started painting we scraped anything loose, we solvent wiped the window frames, and spot primed any bare areas with the proper primer for each particular substrate. Performing the proper prep work, priming bare areas, and treating rust will not only protect your warranty, it will also add years of crisp clean looking paint and a problem free project.

Exterior Department Store Painting

Now that we finished our pressure washing, proper prep work, and priming, its time to apply the paint. Retail Store Painting is partners with all the major paint suppliers in the U.S. and we have technical reps on hand that know the products inside and out. We use the highest quality materials for each individual situation. On this commercial paint project we used DTM paint on all the metal surfaces and elastomeric waterproof coating on all the masonry surfaces. Elastomeric is a breathable waterproof coating that lets moisture escape while keeping water out of the masonry.

Retail Store Painting  329 S. Keyser Ave Taylor PA. 18517    1-800-538-6723

Paint colors

  

Picking the proper paint colors

So, you’ve decided to upgrade a portion, or an entire section of your commercial space, but you don’t know what paint colors to choose? You’re not alone, because many business owners are not familiar with the most current colors out there on the market. There are also many considerations you need to factor in when thinking about the most appropriate colors that help promote your business. This is why it’s a good idea to work with a team of professionals like Retail Store Painting to help you choose the right paint colors.

Hiring commercial painting contractors is a very exciting process when you know what paint colors you like to work with. You can do some research online by determining what kind of paint colors are popular right now. There are many different blogs that profile what people are doing in various retail stores around the country. You could also take the opportunity to visit different retail stores to see what colors are popping up in their painting selection. You might notice that different facilities have different colors in various locations. This approach can help you to maximize on color and to really make your store pop from the inside out.

Picking paint colors

You can also get some great ideas by looking at current magazines. Magazines will typically profile home decor selections, but this can be very inspirational for choosing the right color for your retail store in any case. Magazines frequently have the most popular colors during particular seasons, and just like flipping through several of them you can see what the biggest trends are.

If you still are curious about the hottest paint colors out there to your retail store with a team of commercial painters, have R.S.P. come and visit your facility to make recommendations. An experienced designer can probably help visualize your new color before you even applied it to the walls. Making the most of your current space and the decorations you already have in place is best done when somebody visits you in person.

Finally, make sure you choose paint chips and hold them up to the walls of you get a basic idea of how it’s going to look when applied. 

Even if you choose a popular paint color that you seen in a magazine or another location, it’s a good idea to get some sense of what it will actually look like on your walls. This can help you narrow down a few chosen several paint colors or to eliminate some other ones that simply don’t look as good one to help them up to the wall. If you’re looking for new colors to update your retail store, get excited and involved in the process by doing your research today.

As you can see, there are many opportunities to do your research to identify the hottest paint colors for your retail store. Don’t get overwhelmed by all of the possibilities- simply take some time to figure out what you want to accomplish and to use paint cards to help you visualize the space. Then hire commercial painters to help you take it to the next level.

Textured Painting

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Textured Painting

Textured Painting

Textured painting refers to the type of painting that uses paint and other materials such as sand, ribbon, metal, lace and wood. Textured painting stimulates different senses including site and touch. Art has four types of textures; simulated texture, invented texture, actual texture and abstract texture.

Textured painting may refer to how the painting looks like and how it feels when touched. It may be associated with heavy build up of paint, the impasto effect or the addition of materials.
It is possible to create visual effect of the texture without necessarily adding texture. One can create an interesting texture by adding alternate materials so as to create interesting texture. Invented texture is objective even though it may appear abstract.

Textured painting can be used to create a wood-grain appearance. Tools such as trowel may be handy when you want to attain the desired visual effect. One may also use special rollers to attain the desired effect. Retail Store Painting is a commercial painting contractor that specializes in all types of painting .

Textured Painting applications

If you are looking forward to updating the walls of your home, using textured paint makes it easy to achieve the desired results. It is inexpensive and will give your walls a new look. In modern houses, textured painting is used instead of wallpapers. It is the easiest way to cover imperfect and uneven walls. This is why it has become the most popular trend in home décor. There are many beautiful styles that have been invented as house owners attempt to do the project by themselves.

Textured painting comes with a few options. We have the premised form which contains gravel particles that looks grainy. This paint can be applied on ceilings because it is not easy for the ceilings to be closely scrutinized.

There is the variety that comes in a bucket. This paint is thick and smooth. It requires special application tools such as knives and trowels. Once the paint has been applied, it gives the walls a tucco appearance. Available in stores is an agent that can be applied to control the roughness and smoothness.

If you want to achieve the best textured look, it is recommended that you purchase high quality paint. You are free to choose between durable synthetic resin and flat finish latex. The latex paints are ideal on ceilings since they do not require a primer. They are durable and will easily cover the seams and make the wall dry.

If you want to obtain a high quality textured finish, you can use metallic finishes that are silver, copper and gold in colors. This is one of the options that will create a glossy and a shiny presence.

You can also use textured paint to create a faux finish. The most common ones include the marble, wood or stone. These materials easily add the required depth and texture. The technique may require that you use additional sponges, trowels and special rollers.

If you don’t know the paints that can give you the best textured results, visiting paint stores could be ideal.