Finish system
Choose primer or solid colour.
The available catalogue and price-per-square-metre source is shared between furniture configuration and Board Cutting.
Spray finishing
Finish with intention.
Choose a published primer or solid-colour finish for compatible boards, faces and exposed edges.
- Finish
- compatible published system
- m²
- geometry-based estimate
- Faces
- explicit surface intent
Explore the finish
Attach coating intent to the surfaces that need it.
Coating is an explicit production choice. Raw MDF is not silently assumed painted, and decorative boards retain their supplied surface unless a compatible finish is requested.
Surface intent
Identify faces and exposed edges.
Selected faces and edge positions stay attached to each component through preparation, coating and inspection.
Compatibility
Resolve material constraints before review.
The interface blocks incompatible combinations rather than assuming every published board can accept the selected finish.
A deliberate surface schedule
State what is coated—and what remains supplied as board.
Choose a compatible published substrate and finish, then identify the required faces and exposed edges. Keep intentionally uncoated parts explicit. Surface geometry supports the estimate; selected intent is not an exact colour sample or a promise of price, preparation or lead time.
- Compatible material and system
- Selected faces and exposed edges
- Uncoated parts kept explicit
Coating specification
Material, finish system and coated area must agree.
The finish remains attached to each compatible component so faces and exposed edges can be reviewed with its geometry.
Choose a compatible substrate
Start with the published component material; incompatible finish combinations are not presented as valid choices.
Choose the finish system
Select from the currently published primer or solid-colour systems rather than entering an unverified coating description.
Identify coated surfaces
Specify the required faces and exposed edges so the finish calculation and review use the intended area.
Before adding finish
Confirm what is being coated and what remains supplied as board.
A deliberate surface schedule prevents a decorative board or raw substrate from being treated as an unstated painted component.
Start Board CuttingCompatible published component material
○Selected primer or solid-colour system
○Required face or faces
○Exposed edge positions
○Parts that must remain uncoated
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Before you begin
A few useful answers.
The practical details, so you can take the next step with confidence.
Is raw MDF assumed to be painted?
No. Coating is an explicit compatible production choice.
Can every published board receive a spray finish?
No. The workflow constrains finishes by material compatibility.
How is the finish estimate related to the part?
The current workflow uses component geometry and the selected faces and exposed edges as part of its area-based estimate.
Specify a finish
Choose materials before adding coating.
Compatible finish choices will appear within the furniture or cutting workflow.