The Exterior Painting Process begins with powerwashing all surfaces that are to be painted. Powerwashing will remove dirt, debris and loose paint giving a clean surface for the new coat of paint to adhear to.

After cleaning the surface we will sand and prime any peeling areas/exposed wood surfaces.

We then caulk all open seams/cracks with a 50 year caulk.

Our Wood Preservation process begins with Rinsing the surface, removing dirt and debris ensuring proper stain penetration into the wood fibers.
We offer two types of cleaning preparation:

(1) If you have a NEW fence or deck and you like the wear your older fence has, then we will simply lightly rinse it before staining/sealing it.

(2) If you have bad water marks, or want to RESTORE your fence of deck we can do a deep cleaning that will remove the gray, decayed wood fibers before staining/sealing it.

Once your fence or deck is clean and dry, we will mask off all areas where it comes in contact with your house/brick/concrete and begin applying the stain/sealer.

Once the project is complete we will clean all metal posts and gate hardware/hinges and remove all masking.

Our floor painting process begins with deep cleaning floor with a de-greaser and power washer.

The next step is to grind the floor with a diamond grinder to prepare the concrete for maximum adhesion of the epoxy floor coating

We will then wash the floor to remove all dust and contaminants.

Once the floor is dry from the final rinsing, we will apply (2) coats of Polyamide Epoxy matched to a color of your choosing.
West TX Coatings has had the best results with PPG Amerlock 400 Epoxy