Hand painted kitchen in Worcestershire – Traditional Painter Tel: 01604 767506
Contact Ron & John Taylor Traditional Painters For Worcestershire Tel: 07905 895502
Ron is recognized as one of the most experienced specialist painters in the UK today. Companies such as the famous Annie Sloan chalk paint company have come to Traditional Painter for advice on using there products. Here Ron demonstrates how to spray chalk paint to a kitchen cabinet door with Annie herself.
About Ron & John Taylor Decoration
I am a specialist painter and decorator based in Kenilworth, Warwickshire and have been in the trade for 40 years. My son John also works with me in the business and between us we have over 50 years of experience in applying flawless paint finishes. We like to think that we are a good old fashioned father and son team that provide a 1st class service.
Our main area of expertise is hand painting kitchens with modern acrylic, low and zero VOC paints. I think it is also fair to say we have moved with the times and over the last 10 years or so, I have developed extensive knowledge of spray painting kitchens and furniture.
Back to the beginning, I am an old school decorator and my family-owned business, RJ Taylor Decoration Ltd, has been established over 30 years. I have been in the Dulux Select Decorator Scheme since 1997. I have 93 reviews and 100% of reviewers would (and indeed many have) used my services again.
A typical farm house kitchen refurbishment Ron & John have carried out in Worcestershire
Well prepared
Our Traditional Painters set to work with all his usual specialist kit; Mirka dust extraction sanding, Erecta-Rack, Fox brushes, all of which he, and Traditional Painter colleagues, would consider the essential tools of the kitchen painter’s trade these days.
Dustless sanding never fails to go unnoticed by all involved; the Erecta Rack keeps everything very tidy and compact, and the Fox brush is providing a marvellous finish in so many paints!
Paint of choice
Our Traditional Painters steadily worked through the preparation and painting. The primers over oak should be stain-blocking and our specialist uses Pegaprim Isofix tinted to the colour of the topcoats, a pearl colour in this case.
The topcoats were Tikkurila Furniture paint. This water borne finish has proven itself over many years on kitchens around the world, and our Traditional Painter is not alone in regarding it as the most chip resistant hand painted finish paint he has encountered in his career. Like car body paint, it is tough, but please control any urges to hit your painted kitchen with hammers or le Creuset frying pans, it isn’t armour plated!
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One comment to “Hand painted kitchen in Worcestershire – Traditional Painter Tel: 01604 767506”
Lovely job. The paint colour shows up the beadboard so much better and everything else looks so much nicer.
How lucky to get that beautiful painting!