1. Surface Preparation

• Clean all wooden surfaces to remove dirt, dust, grease, mildew, and old paint or varnish.

• Sand surfaces thoroughly to smoothen and open wood grain for better adhesion.

• Remove any loose, chipped, or peeling paint using hand tools or sanding machines.

• Fill cracks, nail holes, or surface imperfections with wood filler and sand smooth.

• Ensure surfaces are completely dry and free from moisture before painting.

2. Priming (If Required)

• Apply a suitable wood primer or sealer, especially for bare or porous wood surfaces.

• Primer should be compatible with the type of paint or wood stain to be used.

• Allow adequate drying and curing time before applying topcoats.

3. Painting / Staining Works

• Apply high-quality, weather-resistant paint or wood stain suitable for exterior wooden surfaces.

• Paint/stain should offer UV protection, moisture resistance, and be easy to maintain.

• Use appropriate tools (brush, roller, or spray) based on area and surface design.

• Apply 2 coats (minimum) to achieve an even, durable, and aesthetic finish.

• Color and finish (matte, satin, or gloss) to be approved by the client prior to execution.

4. Area Protection & Safety

• Cover nearby surfaces, floors, landscaping, and pool areas to protect from paint splatter.

• Ensure proper ventilation during painting, especially for solvent-based products.

• Adhere to all safety protocols (use of PPE, secure ladders/scaffolding, etc.).

5. Post-Painting Cleanup

• Remove all masking and protective coverings after paint is fully dry.

• Clean any spills, drips, or overspray from surrounding areas.

• Proper disposal of used materials, containers, and waste in an eco-friendly manner.

6. Final Inspection & Touch-Ups

• Conduct thorough visual inspection in coordination with the client or representative.

• Address any areas needing touch-up or correction.

• Ensure uniformity in color, texture, and finish across all painted wooden elements.