Paintwork Clause Samples
The Paintwork clause defines the standards and responsibilities related to the painting and finishing of surfaces within a project or property. It typically outlines the required quality, type of paint, number of coats, and any specific preparation or protection measures that must be followed during the painting process. For example, it may specify that all surfaces must be properly cleaned and primed before painting, and that only approved paint brands are to be used. This clause ensures that the final appearance and durability of painted surfaces meet agreed-upon expectations, helping to prevent disputes over workmanship and maintenance issues.
Paintwork. All external plastered surfaces to be painted with two coats good quality PVA, suitable for external use - All internal plastered surfaces to be plaster (steel float), skimmed and painted with washable PVA - All internal doors and doorframes to be painted
Paintwork. Any paint that has not been applied in accordance with the vehicle manufacturers’ original specification • Any application of paint that has not resulted in a uniform finish with the remainder of the vehicle and demonstrates impurities or imperfections • The result of applying anti-corrosive materials is unsatisfactory
Paintwork. NOTE: Spot priming defects in pre-primed surfaces with zinc chromate primer and applying one universal undercoat and two coats non drip high gloss alkyd enamel paint on Item No Amount Quantity Rate
Paintwork. 7.1. Where new paintwork is required and the metal is found to be rusted, every possible reasonable precaution will be taken to prevent such rust penetrating after the completion of the painting. However, no guarantee can be given that the rust will not reoccur after the services provided by the Supplier.
7.2. The Supplier uses the very latest paint and materials as requested by the vehicle manufacturers for which it is approved to undertake vehicle repairs. However, if partial paintwork is required, every endeavour will be made to match the existing colour scheme, but no guarantee can be given of perfect colour match. On occasions The Supplier may be required to ‘Blend or spray the adjoining panel’ in order to obtain a satisfactory finish.
Paintwork. (a) The Company warrants that it will use reasonable skill and care when undertaking all paintwork on a vehicle. The Company warrants that on paintwork carried out on any new metal will be of satisfactory quality and free from defects in workmanship and materials for a period of 12 months, subject to any defects caused by:
i) extreme environmental conditions;
ii) user abuse;
iii) damage; or
iv) extreme cleaning conditions and products,
(b) Corrosion due to impact damage, chips, surface abrasion, etc. is excluded from the warranty.
(c) Other than in the case of complete vehicles where the Company has been contracted to paint the chassis, cab and/or chassis components, no warranty is provided for the paint applied to these parts of the vehicle.
(d) Where new paintwork is required and the metal is found to be rusted, the Company will use reasonable endeavours to prevent such rust penetrating after the completion of the paintwork. However, in such instances, the Company does not warrant that the paintwork on the metal shall remain free from defects following the completion of the Repair Services for any period of time and does not guarantee that the rust will not reoccur after the completion of the paintwork.
(e) The Company will use paint and materials as requested by the Customer to the extent such paint is approved for use for vehicle repairs by the relevant chassis manufacturer. Further, if partial paintwork is required, the Company shall use reasonable endeavours will be made to match the existing colour scheme, however the Company does not warrant that it will in any case be able to provide a perfect colour match. The Company may be required to ‘Blend or spray the adjoining panel’ in order to obtain a satisfactory finish.
(f) Should the Company be required to re-paint a vehicle, all consequential and inconsequential losses are excluded, including, without limitation, replacement sign- writing and/or livery.
Paintwork. The Contractor must read each description throughout this bills of quantities in conjunction with and in the context of the obligations, requirements and specifications stated in the descriptions, the Model Preambles for Trades (2008 Edition) and any supplementary Preambles to the Model Preambles forming part of these Bills of Quantities No claim arising from brevity of description of items fully described in the said Model Preambles for Trades or Supplementary Preambles to Model Preambles will be granted
Paintwork i) Small areas of stone chipping, door edge chipping and light scratches (up to 25 mm long) are acceptable, relative to the age and mileage of the Equipment, as long as they have not penetrated through to the base metal and caused corrosion. If stone chippings have penetrated through the metal, suitable touching up should be carried out immediately to prevent further paint deterioration. Exterior paintwork should be free from major abrasions (more than 25 mm long) and have good gloss and colour. Colour mismatch between panels, or poorly fitting panels, are unacceptable. All repairs to the body work must be suitably re-rust proofed to the manufacturers recommended standards.
Paintwork. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees picture hooks / blu tac / nails / stickers / adhesives will not be attached to the property without written permission from MCHC.
Paintwork. Allow a sum for All paintwork internal and external walls , steel work, doors, etc etc. 600 500
Paintwork. PREAMBLES