Why cladding spraying?
Refresh instead of reclad
Serviceable panels can be renewed without the cost and disruption of replacement.
Treat corrosion locally
Affected areas are prepared and primed before the final colour goes on top.
Longer-lasting colour
High-performance finishes are chosen for exposure and better colour retention.
Bring faded cladding back without recladding the whole building
Metal cladding spraying is often the sensible answer when panels look tired, chalky or dated but are still worth keeping in place. A new finish can sharpen the building's appearance, but only if the existing surface is properly assessed first. With SprayTastic, we check the factory finish, contaminants, adhesion, corrosion and the condition of the panels before we decide how the coating should be built. That means you are not paying for a fresh colour that sits on a weak base and starts telling on itself far too soon.
Preparation and coatings matched to the cladding system
Every SprayTastic project covers cleaning, removal of loose material, local corrosion preparation, compatible priming and controlled topcoat application. The coating choice depends on the cladding substrate, the site exposure, the existing finish, the colour required and the service life you want from the result. Done properly, cladding spraying does two jobs at once. It improves the building's appearance now and adds a protective layer that helps the outer envelope stand up better over time.
Frequently asked questions
Can faded cladding usually be resprayed?
Often, yes. If the cladding panels are still sound, respraying can revive faded, chalking or tired surfaces and bring the building back together visually. We check the existing finish, adhesion, corrosion and panel condition first so the coating has a proper base.
Will corrosion on cladding be dealt with first?
Yes, local corrosion is part of the preparation where it is present. We clean the cladding, remove loose material, prepare affected areas and use compatible primers before topcoating. That matters because a smart new colour means very little if the weak spots underneath are ignored.
How long can a new cladding finish last?
Service life depends on the substrate, exposure, the existing finish and the coating system specified. We choose the product around those factors and the look you want, aiming for a finish that does more than brighten the panels for one wet season.