Royal Coats Home improvement’s

14/10/2026

We need solutions not problems

14/10/2026

Every day you get more and more beautiful 😍

14/10/2026

Making samples to colour match, because attention to detail on this job are painfully paramount 😬

At least they would be if it wasn’t right 🤷‍♂️

13/10/2026

Sometimes things have to get ugly to become better, just have to trust the process

12/10/2026

We can’t predict the weather but hey wouldn’t that be great 🙂

But we can get In front of it and set some conditions for the rest of the week 🙌

12/10/2026

Please be kind to me this week mr weather man ☀️

Ide like to put the sass back into these sash windows 🤞

11/10/2026

10/10/2026

WHAT I WAS GIVEN vs WHAT I’M GIVING BACK 🙌

A kitchen with a failed paint job, bubbling paintwork and plenty of questions 🤔

Because when it comes to hand-painted kitchens, the finish is only as good as the preparation underneath it.

In this case, the previous paintwork had failed due to inadequate preparation and the absence of an undercoat. Over time, everyday cooking grease, fats and heat had contributed to the paint blistering, bubbling and eventually losing its bond with the surface.

So, before I could even think about picking up a paintbrush, the real work had to begin.

Two none stop days of preparation.🎧🎤🎵☕️

Sanding. Degreasing. More sanding. More degreasing. And finally, a thorough clean. ✨

Every door and unit was taken back to bare wood, creating the clean, sound surface needed to give this kitchen the fresh start it deserved. 🫶

Once the preparation was complete, the doors were lined up on my makeshift production line and given the attention they needed:

✅ Two coats of undercoat
✅ Two coats of satinwood
✅ Finished in the beautiful, timeless shade Goose Down 👌

There were actually two different styles of kitchen door hiding among the ranks, but with a consistent finish, you’d hardly notice! 🧐

Once everything was painted, each piece was carefully rehung and returned to its original position, following the diagram I’d created on dismantling day. Every detail accounted for, just as it should be.

The finishing touches? A little bells-and-whistles polish, a thorough clean, and a kitchen brought back to life. 😍

BUT HERE’S SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING…

Hand-painting a kitchen is about so much more than the colour you choose or the final coat of paint.

It’s about the preparation you don’t always see, the time invested in getting the foundations right, and the care taken at every stage of the process.

And the job doesn’t end when I pack up and leave.

Drying time and curing time are two very different things. Although the paint may feel dry to the touch today, this kitchen needs to be treated with extra care for the next 48 hours while the finish continues to harden. Full curing takes longer, so gentle handling is essential while the paint develops its durability.

Because a beautiful finish is one thing. A beautiful finish that’s been given the best possible chance to last? That’s the real goal. 🎯

So, if you’re thinking about giving your kitchen a new lease of life, please remember this:

INVEST IN SOMEONE WHO CARES ENOUGH TO DO THE JOB PROPERLY. 🫡

The transformation is in the finish, but the quality is in the preparation.

08/10/2026

Ladies and gents I’m not across all the platforms and groups as I once was

But to be shown who’s supporting me and my work in the background is heart warming

Not every group allows business pages to have a say or even attend,but please know I appreciate it even if I can’t react to it

And whilst finding comedy in the chaos
I’m working my way through it

Together Everyone Achieves More thankyou team 🫶

06/10/2026

Edit

There’s six weeks of availability between now and Christmas but I won’t be taking on any more exterior work this year current exterior jobs and weather is already stacked against me.

availability for November, if you would like a quote without to long to wait feel free to get in touch at your earliest convenience.

Thankyou 🙂