Spray Painting UPVC Windows

The new UPVC spray paint we use is industry-standard and low maintenance – meaning that no matter how old the PVCu you have installed may be, our reliable and professional paint system – and the best in spray paint available – will always bring even the most tired designs back to life.

uPVC windows are paintable using a range of finishes, including matte, satin and gloss. The finish comes with a guarantee against cracking, fading and peeling. Having uPVC windows painted improves the appearance of your home and can even make it easier to sell.

PVCu is fantastic and certainly does its job – but in time, it can deteriorate as a result of direct sunlight. This is why we work with only the finest in paint and professional equipment to ensure that existing doors have an extra layer of armour against sun damage and years of use to come.

How to Spray Paint UPVC Windows

To paint plastic window frames, you’ll need to trim any silicone away from the frame, clean the surfaces thoroughly then key all the plastic areas to be painted. After masking the glass and surrounding areas, use a window preparation solution prior to applying the paint, one light coat and a further full coat of our special paint will need to be applied.

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The Many Benefits of UPVC Window Spraying

Cost – uPVC Window Spraying is the “Cost-Effective Alternative” to replacement Windows and doors, it’s the Cheaper
Solution – You’ll save thousands by having your Plastic Sprayed vs Replaced.
Style & Appeal – Spraying the plastic will significantly enhance the appearance of your home & give it some style

  • Protection – The coating will extend the life of your uPVC Windows & Doors by acting as a protective barrier
  • Durability –  “A Good 10 Years” It’s Tough, flexible & made to withstand what ever the weather can throw at it.
  • Disruption – There are NO building works involved with uPVC Paint Spraying nor do you have to worry about the cost of internal redecorating that you’d get with having new windows installed (Wallpaper or Walls being damaged via window installation)
  • Duration – Many projects take around two to three days however the smaller projects can be completed within one day.

Spray Painting UPVC Windows The Cost

Our upvc spraying Nelson, quotes are unique, each window you need spraying is dependant on size and the number of openings, bay windows are normally the most expensive due to the number of individual panels but small windows can cost far less.
There are discounts and offers always available if your home has a large number of windows and doors. Quotes are free and simple, please get in touch with us for a quote on your home.

UPVC Spray Painting Services

For UPVC Spraying call Us On 07407 145892

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Frequently Asked Questions

uPVC window spraying is a professional process used to restore and change the colour of existing uPVC windows without replacing them. The process begins with thorough cleaning and preparation to remove dirt, residue and surface contaminants. Once prepared, specialist coatings are applied using professional spray equipment to ensure a smooth, even finish. These coatings are designed specifically for uPVC, allowing them to bond properly and withstand UK weather conditions. uPVC window spraying is ideal for refreshing faded frames, modernising outdated colours or matching new exterior design schemes. The result is a durable, factory-style finish that significantly improves appearance while extending the lifespan of your existing windows.
For many homeowners, uPVC window spraying is a far more cost-effective alternative to full window replacement. Replacing windows can be expensive, disruptive and time-consuming, whereas spraying works with your existing frames. If your windows are structurally sound but look tired or dated, spraying provides a fresh, modern finish at a fraction of the cost. It also avoids unnecessary waste, making it a more environmentally friendly option. With professional preparation and high-quality coatings, sprayed uPVC windows can last for many years. This makes uPVC respraying an excellent solution for improving kerb appeal without the hassle and expense of replacement installations.
When carried out professionally, uPVC window spraying is designed to be long-lasting and highly durable. The coatings used are specifically formulated for uPVC surfaces, offering resistance to fading, peeling and cracking under normal UK weather conditions. With proper preparation and application, the finish can last for many years while maintaining its colour and appearance. Regular cleaning with mild, non-abrasive products will help keep sprayed windows looking their best. Many homeowners choose uPVC window spraying as a long-term solution to refresh their property, confident that the results will remain visually appealing and protected over time.
One of the biggest advantages of uPVC window spraying is the wide range of colours and finishes available. Homeowners can choose from modern greys, classic whites, bold statement colours or subtle neutral tones to suit their property style. Finishes typically include matt, satin and gloss, allowing you to achieve the exact look you want. This flexibility makes uPVC respraying ideal for updating older properties, matching new doors or enhancing overall exterior design. Colour samples can be discussed before work begins, ensuring confidence in the final result. Spraying offers far more choice than standard factory window colours.
uPVC window spraying is suitable for most residential and commercial properties, provided the existing window frames are in good structural condition. It works particularly well for homes where the windows function properly but no longer match the desired appearance. Whether you own a modern property, a traditional home or a rental investment, spraying can significantly improve kerb appeal. It is also ideal for homeowners looking to modernise their exterior without major renovation work. A professional assessment ensures the surface is suitable before spraying begins, helping achieve the best possible finish and long-lasting results.