Dry Fall Applications
Also known as “drop dry paint,” dry fall paint contains additives that allow it to dry quickly. Similarly, since overspray dries rapidly as well, excess paint can just be swept away. For this reason, dryfall painting is one of the preferred methods in commercial and industrial settings. Besides its fast-drying properties, there are many other advantages of dryfall painting.
Dry fall paints are available in acrylic, alkyd, and epoxy formulations. Compared to traditional commercial spray painting, which requires a lot more preparation and cleanup, dryfall paint is a much more attractive choice.
1 Dry Fall Paint Is Quick to Apply
Dry fall paint coverage can be applied quickly, and it dries fast. This makes it one of the best industrial paint coatings. A ceiling can be painted overnight without affecting regular hours of operation at your facility.
2 Dry Fall Paint Is Mess-Free
As mentioned before, dry fall paint dries extremely rapidly. It contains additives that make the paint dry before it even touches the ground (it has to fall from a space of about ten feet or more). After the painting project is complete, you can just vacuum or sweep away the excess paint.
3 Dry Fall Paint Is Practically Odor-Free
Under typical conditions, dryfall paint is virtually odorless. It can be applied overnight, posing little to no interruption to business as usual.
4 Little to No Preparation Is Required
Since dryfall paint dries as it falls, it is not necessary to cover the surrounding area. In an industrial setting, such as an automobile manufacturing plant, covering each vehicle could be costly and time-consuming. Using dryfall paint would eliminate the need for preparation.
5 DryFall Paint Reflects Light Very Well
Dry fall paint is highly reflective. This means that illuminating your facility will require fewer light fixtures and less wattage. The brightness also makes for a cleaner, more open environment.
Dry fall paint is the perfect option for commercial and industrial settings. It is fast-drying and requires very little setup. The application is quick and easy, and the paint is practically odorless. As if all of this were not enough to convince you of the many advantages of dryfall painting, minimal cleanup is required. Since the paint dries as it falls, all you have to do is vacuum or sweep away overspray. For all of these reasons, dryfall paint is the ideal option for both industrial and commercial settings.
Dry Fall Basement Ceilings
Basements are often an under-utilized room in the home. We see a wide array of basements ranging from dark and damp to finished and glam. A quick way to change the look of your basement is to finish your basement ceiling. Options vary from painted, drop ceiling, drywall and staple up ceilings.
Often, your decision is dictated to an extent based on the layout and the utilities involved. We install many drop ceilings in basements due to access being needed to junctions and shut off valves. More often than not, installing drywall poses major difficulties due to these utilities. While drop ceilings provide a viable option, cost always plays a roll. After you factor in framing soffits around ductwork and utilities, the price tag starts to rise. A strong option remains the simplest – dry fall paint! When you paint your ceiling flat black and install your lighting, the joists and utilities simply seem to fade away into the background.
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