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I T ' S A L L I N T H E<br />

P R E P A R A T I O N<br />

It's a case of once you see the difference, it can't be unseen. Hiring<br />

a trade that does any less than this is no longer an option. Only<br />

specialty trades use this grade of commercial equipment, the<br />

others use hand sanding to attempt to remove imperfections.<br />

Hand sanding dry wall paint or silicone<br />

from a timber surface is like trying to<br />

remove burnt food scraps with a tissue.<br />

It's time consuming, frustrating and is<br />

ineffective<br />

The differences don't stop there.<br />

Layup<br />

The team at <strong>Southern</strong> <strong>Stain</strong> have perfected the art of stair<br />

polishing with a layup method that results in a smooth, glossy and<br />

beautiful finish. Once the timber canvas has been prepped a first<br />

coat of stain and varnish is carefully applied to the entire stair<br />

case using a selection of commercial and artistic brushes. To read<br />

more about the type of stain and varnish we use go to page ****<br />

The first coat is the most important in achieving a quality finish.<br />

Once the first coat has been applied to every surface it is left to<br />

dry and absorb deep into the grain of the timber.<br />

Before the second coat of stain and varnish is applied a light sand<br />

is performed that smooths the grain and ensures a smooth finish.<br />

Following the second coat a specially designed safety coat is<br />

applied to the top of the treads to provide grip and prevent<br />

In a new staircase, residual silicone, protruding nails, deficits<br />

in-between timber boards and paint splatters are inevitable.<br />

The team at <strong>Southern</strong> <strong>Stain</strong> are highly skilled in timber<br />

preparation and restoration and carry the necessary tools to<br />

resolve imperfections in both new and existing timber<br />

staircases.<br />

Some examples include:<br />

Commercial wood working tools to remove glues and<br />

silcones<br />

Manual and electrical tools to remove protruding nails<br />

and screws<br />

Specialty methods to fill and smooth out imperfections in<br />

the natural grain of the timber or deficits between uneven<br />

boards<br />

Perhaps one of the most distinct differences between painters<br />

and the team at <strong>Southern</strong> <strong>Stain</strong> is the use of commercial sanding<br />

equipment. Heavy duty industrial grade sanding equipment is<br />

used on every timber surface to remove paint splatter, even out<br />

timber imperfections and leave a silky smooth and flawless<br />

canvas. This step is crucial to ensure stain and varnish is<br />

absorbed evenly.<br />

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slipping. Finally a clear varnish is applied to the entire surface, to<br />

enhance durability and shine.<br />

Commercial Cleaning<br />

The job wouldn't be complete without leaving the site worked in<br />

immaculate. Though many trades may attempt to reduce the<br />

incidence of spills and remove rubbish <strong>Southern</strong> <strong>Stain</strong> goes a step<br />

further, cleaning glass balustrades and vacuuming and mopping<br />

surrounding floors is just the standard step upon completion of<br />

each job. We aim to leave the job site cleaner than what we found<br />

it.<br />

Stair and floor polishing is what we do. We don't waste time and<br />

energy attempting to complete the work of other trades. We have<br />

perfected our systems and focus on what we do best. Ultimately,<br />

this is how we complete work in a timely manner all the while to<br />

the highest industry standards.<br />

Are you a home developer that has been hiring painters to complete<br />

timber staircases? Contact <strong>Southern</strong> <strong>Stain</strong> today for our introductory<br />

offer on display home staircases so you can see and feel the difference.<br />

P O L I S H E D M A G A Z I N E | P G 1 3 .

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