Professional Interior Painting in Maryborough

Yes, late spring/early summer is ideal for most exterior painting projects. Mild temperatures mean there is less chance of experiencing rain, extreme heat or cold. Dry conditions are best for the paint to cure and dry properly. 

Neutral tones such as white, beige and grey are popular because they go well with any décor scheme. Shades of light blue and green can create a cheerful and refreshing atmosphere. For a more traditional look, dark grey, brown and navy accents are a great choice. 

This varies depending on the type and brand of epoxy used, temperature of the room, air circulation and humidity levels. Typically, most epoxy systems require at least 24 hours before they are fully cured and ready for foot traffic or furniture. For a thicker coat of epoxy, it may take up to 72 hours.

• Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove dust, dirt & debris 

• Mop with warm water & mild detergent, such as dish soap—ensure the mop is wrung out & not too wet 

• Avoid using abrasive cleansers, steel wool pads or scouring powder as these can scratch & damage the surface 

• If you have to remove stubborn stains, use a cleaner made specifically for epoxy floors 

• Apply epoxy sealer every 1-2 years to keep it looking fresh & prevent scratches or other damage