Sprayed UPVC Aftercare: How to Keep the Finish Looking New

Low Maintenance, Long Lasting

A professionally applied UPVC spray finish is built to be low maintenance. There is no repainting cycle like timber, and with minimal care it stays looking fresh for many years.

How to Clean Sprayed UPVC

• Wash a few times a year with warm water and mild soap
• Use a soft cloth or sponge, then rinse and dry
• Wipe away bird mess, sap, or road film promptly

What to Avoid

• Abrasive scourers, wire wool, or scouring powders
• Solvents, white spirit, acetone, and harsh chemical cleaners
• Pressure washers aimed directly at the coating

Does Sprayed UPVC Peel or Fade?

When the surface is properly prepared and a quality system is used, the coating bonds to the UPVC and resists peeling and fade. This is exactly why preparation matters so much — and why we cover it in our guide to whether you can spray UPVC windows.

Backed by a Guarantee

Qualifying projects are covered by a written guarantee, so you have reassurance the finish will perform. If you are weighing up the long-term value, our spraying vs replacement comparison is worth a read.

Questions About Your Finish?

We are happy to advise on caring for your sprayed UPVC across Hampshire. Contact Newlook Protective Coatings any time.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I clean sprayed UPVC?

A wash with warm soapy water a few times a year is plenty, plus wiping off bird mess or sap when you notice it.

Can I use a pressure washer on sprayed windows?

We recommend against aiming a pressure washer directly at the coating. A soft cloth and mild soapy water keeps the finish in the best condition.

What happens if the finish is ever scratched?

Minor damage can usually be touched up. Get in touch and we will advise; qualifying projects are also covered by a written guarantee.