Step 1: Washing (so paint can bond)
- Dirt and grime
- Pollen buildup
- Mildew
- Chalky residue from old paint
Step 2: Scraping + Sanding (Removing what’s already failing)
Step 3: Priming (The Bridge Between Surface and Finish)
- Bare wood is exposed
- Previous paint is failing in spots
- Repairs were made
- There’s uneven porosity in the surface
What Prep Means For Timeline (And Why That’s A Good Thing)
- Rushed prep = paint that may fail early
- Proper prep = a finish that looks better and lasts longer
What to Expect When You Work With Roca’s Painters
- Surfaces are protected
- Prep is done thoroughly
- Premium products are used
- Communication stays clear from start to finish
