Our prefinish workshop is outfitted with the latest finishing equipment which helps our talented crew provide a durable, consistent and even finish every time. All products are carefully prepped, thoroughly inspected, sanded, cleaned and finished to your desired color.
 

We use only the highest quality primers, paints, stains and glazes in our prefinish processes, which are specifically formulated for the environment they will be applied in and for the material they will be applied to. We’re your prefinish experts.

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Materials We Prefinish:

With our prefinish workshop, we can help create your vision quickly, without sacrificing quality. By finishing certain pieces ahead of time, we can keep your project on schedule and our team members doing what they are best and most efficient at.

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We can prefinish any number of millwork or other pieces, including:

• Trim

• Moulding

• Crown Moulding

• Wall Paneling

• Cabinetry

• Posts

• Beams

• Flooring

• Ceiling

• Siding

• Other Woodwork!
   

Prefinishing Types:

At Colorful Concepts Painting, our products are proprietary! We utilize the highest quality finishing products available to satisfy our clients. You won’t be able to buy the products we use in-store. 

• Stain Matching: Are you planning to only stain portions of your finishing, or want to match the old style exactly? We can help! Our team can match your previous stain exactly, even if you’ll be using a different species of wood.

• Gel Stain: If you’re looking to keep the natural grain of wood visible but want more color options than traditional stains, a gel stain is the product for you. Gel stain sits on the wood rather than being rubbed in, giving it a deeper, richer look.

• Enamel: For indoor trim prefinishing, we use enamel paint to finish wood and make it more resistant to wear and tear. Enamel provides some waterproofing and rot-proofing protection.

• Glaze: Glaze is a great way to add a thin, mostly translucent film of color over a base coat. It’s a great way to add dimension!

• Antiquing/Distressing: Antiquing can be done on furniture as well as walls, ceilings, cabinets and more! We use glaze and other techniques to give your pieces that distinct, worn-in look you desire.