High Gloss Finishing London
I&M Spray Painting offers professional high gloss finishing in both paint and clear lacquer, giving furniture, kitchens, and wood surfaces a completely flat, mirror-like shine.
How High Gloss Finishing Works
High gloss is a multi-stage process. Several layers of paint or lacquer are sprayed on, then sanded back using progressively finer grades (typically 1000 to 1500 grit), and finally buffed with compound to achieve a completely flat, glossy surface. It’s a longer process than a standard finish, but the result is a noticeably premium look.
What Can Be High Gloss Finished
Kitchen units, wardrobes, furniture, tables, and wood or MDF surfaces.
Why Choose High Gloss
High gloss finishing gives a modern, premium appearance and is one of the most requested finishes for kitchen resprays, since it creates a showroom-style look at a fraction of the cost of replacing units.
FAQ block
High gloss takes longer than a standard matt or satin finish because of the extra sanding and buffing stages, but the exact time depends on the size of the project.
Yes, high gloss can be applied in any colour or shade after a sample is approved.
Yes, when properly applied and cured, a high gloss finish is durable for everyday furniture and kitchen use.
Yes, high gloss is one of our most popular kitchen respray finishes.