SEATTLE MASTERFIX PRECISION CRAFTSMANSHIP
A paint job is only as good as the prep work underneath it. Here's a look at our completed painting projects, along with what we think property owners should know before starting an interior or exterior paint job.
Before You Renovate
Cleaning, sanding, patching, and priming take the majority of our time on any paint job — and it's what separates a finish that lasts from one that peels in a year.
Exterior paint needs the right temperature and dry conditions to cure properly. We plan exterior work around Seattle's weather windows, not just the calendar.
New drywall, previously oil-painted surfaces, and bare wood all need different primers. Using the wrong primer is a common cause of peeling and poor adhesion.
High-traffic areas, kitchens, and bathrooms need different sheens than bedrooms or ceilings for durability and cleanability — we'll guide sheen choice by room.
Crisp lines at trim and ceilings come from proper caulking and careful cutting-in technique — tape alone doesn't guarantee a clean edge.
Homes built before 1978 may have lead-based paint. We follow EPA lead-safe work practices when disturbing older painted surfaces to keep your property safe.
How We Work
Cleaning, sanding, patching, and masking to set up a durable finish.
The correct primer is applied based on substrate and prior coatings.
Clean edges are cut by hand, with fields rolled or sprayed for even coverage.
A full second coat ensures consistent color and long-term durability.
Touch-ups, cleanup, and a full walkthrough with the client before sign-off.
Job Site Photography
Real photos from completed paint job sites. Tap any photo to view it full-size.
Tell us about your space and timeline, and we'll walk you through exactly what a paint project like yours involves.
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