Exposed ceilings & services
Uniform spray coverage for open soffits and agreed ductwork, pipework, cable trays and exposed service components, with sensitive items identified and protected.
Airless and fine-finish spray application for exposed ceilings, walls, metalwork, doors, joinery, kitchen units and suitable uPVC surfaces.

Professional spray painting can produce fast, consistent coverage across large areas and a refined finish on detailed components. The result still depends on careful cleaning, sanding or abrading, compatible primers and coatings, thorough masking and control of the work area.
Art Boys provides spray finishing across Dublin and Leinster for commercial fit-outs, refurbishments and selected residential projects. Applications include exposed ceilings and services, walls, suitable metalwork, doors, frames, fitted joinery, kitchen components and uPVC, with the method agreed around the substrate, required finish and site conditions.
Uniform spray coverage for open soffits and agreed ductwork, pipework, cable trays and exposed service components, with sensitive items identified and protected.
Efficient spray application to suitable walls, ceilings and large areas where the substrate, specification, access and surrounding works allow it.
Cleaning, preparation, priming and compatible sprayed finishes for agreed metal surfaces, components and selected cladding work.
Controlled fine-finish spraying for doors, frames, fitted joinery, kitchen doors and panels, and other suitable woodwork.
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Review the substrate, previous coatings, desired finish, product specification and whether spray application is suitable for the location.
Agree cleaning and preparation, masking, access, ventilation, overspray control and protection for nearby finishes, equipment and occupied areas.
Apply the agreed primer and finish system, monitor coverage and consistency, and inspect edges, junctions and detailed components before handover.
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No. Suitability depends on the substrate, coating, location and site conditions. We assess whether spraying, brush or roller application is the better approach.
Sensitive equipment, detectors and components not to be coated must be identified and protected. Any required isolation is coordinated with the responsible site team.
Open ceilings combine soffits, brackets, pipework, cable trays and agreed service components in one visible area. Before spraying begins, the site team must confirm what is included, what must remain uncoated and whether any detectors or equipment require isolation by the responsible contractor. Access, ventilation, masking and overspray control are planned around the wider fit-out programme. We then check coverage from several angles so narrow gaps, edges and detailed components are not missed. This approach helps create one consistent finish without losing control of the surrounding work area.
See our commercial exposed ceiling spraying in Dublin →For an initial review, send the site address, photographs, approximate areas, substrate information and the finish required. For fit-outs or refurbishment work, include drawings, specifications, reflected ceiling plans where relevant, access restrictions, programme dates and details of other trades working in the area. We will identify any missing information before finalising the scope, including preparation, masking, coating compatibility and whether spray application is suitable for the location.
Fit-out and refurbishment painting →Send photographs, dimensions, substrate details, the required finish and your location. For commercial work, include drawings, specifications, access conditions and programme dates.