Simmonds Polishing has three dedicated production
managers available at all times to look after all your Polishing and Painting
needs.
Friday, 26 February 2021
Friday, 12 February 2021
Our Mission Statement
Recently we were
discussing the specific requirements of a project with a new client. During the
conversation he mentioned that we all seemed to be on the same page with
regards to timing, costing, production and so on.
Friday, 29 January 2021
On Site Repairs
The picture
above shows up a common mistake made by on site installers.
The handrail
was sanded at the join and re lacquered with a clear polyurethane product that
the installer had lying around in the back of his truck.
Friday, 15 January 2021
NEW PRODUCTS NOW AVAILABLE
As you know we here at Simmonds Polishing see our mission as far more
than just painting and Polishing joinery. We strive to be a one stop shop for
all the surface coating needs of our clients. Afterall you don’t want the
hassle of trying to find someone to attend to a one-off unusual application
when its so much easier to simply drop it down to us and let us organise
everything.
Friday, 1 January 2021
Oil Finishes
Being at the forefront of joinery surface coatings every day it is
interesting to see how preferences change over time with a constant raft of new
products coming onto the market. Some products enjoy mediocre success and then
fade into the background whilst others seem to take off and become mainstream
coatings quite quickly.
Friday, 18 December 2020
A warning on low sheen lacquers
Over
the last few years we have seen an ever increasing demand for very low sheen
lacquers.
Whereas
a few years ago most clients chose 30% satin as the lowest sheen level we are
now commonly asked to spray joinery in 10%, 5% and even 0% matt sheen levels.
Friday, 11 December 2020
Liming white finishes / Cerusing
Over the last few years we have seen a revival
of a polishing system that dates back to the 1800s. Known as Liming White or
Cerusing, it is the application of a white paste during the polishing process
that results in a white fleck in the pores of the timber.
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