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Coatings

Industrial & architectural coatings — applied to specification, on site or in the booth

From structural steel that must meet the engineering specification to interior and exterior architectural painting and industrial equipment resprays — one coatings team, working roll, brush, spray, electrostatic and airless.

Painting & coatings

What it is

The scope, done right

Involved in structural rectifications across Sydney, M&M coats finished steel works to be durable and aesthetically consistent — with coatings applied to the engineering specification and Australian Standards, using established coating systems and instruments to reinstate the protective system, not just the appearance.

On the architectural side we offer a complete range of painting for interior and exterior applications, working across drywall, wood, metal and masonry in roll, brush and spray application. Electrostatic and airless methods sit alongside conventional spray, so the method matches the substrate and the setting.

We also spray paint industrial equipment, backed by the spray booth and workshop at our Riverstone facility.

Where this scope shows up most: steel coated to specification at airport and metro works and industrial and architectural coatings on hotel handovers.

What's included

Everything this scope covers

  • Structural steel coatings to the engineering specification and Australian Standards
  • Architectural painting — interior and exterior
  • Drywall, wood, metal and masonry substrates
  • Roll, brush and spray application
  • Electrostatic painting
  • Airless painting
  • Industrial equipment spray painting
  • Spray booth and workshop at our Riverstone facility

Why it holds up

Evidence, not assurances

Coated to standard

Structural steel coatings are applied to the engineering specification and Australian Standards — a compliance position, not just an aesthetic one.

Every application method

Roll, brush, spray, electrostatic and airless — the method is chosen for the substrate and the setting, not for what the crew happens to carry.

A workshop behind the crews

The Riverstone facility includes a spray booth and workshop, sitting behind the crews who apply coatings on site.

25+ years in spray finishing

Formerly M&M Spray Painting — refined finishing is the trade the business was built on.

Questions

What builders ask us

Yes — coatings are applied to the engineering specification and Australian Standards, using established coating systems and instruments.

Drywall, wood, metal and masonry, across interior and exterior applications.

Yes — industrial equipment spray painting is part of our painting capability, backed by the spray booth and workshop at our Riverstone facility.

Roll, brush and spray as standard, with electrostatic and airless application where the substrate or setting calls for it.

Projects in safe hands

Bring your next handover to safe hands.