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Standard Painting Scope of Work

This document provides specifications for painting at a site. It outlines the scope of work, materials, surface preparation, application, and schedules. Painting is required for drywall, drywall ceilings/soffits, existing painted surfaces, metal surfaces, concrete, CMU, and exposed electrical components. Specific primer and finish coat paint products are specified for each surface, with most receiving three coats. The contractor must properly store and apply paints, protect other work, inspect surfaces, and clean up daily and upon completion.

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Standard Painting Scope of Work

This document provides specifications for painting at a site. It outlines the scope of work, materials, surface preparation, application, and schedules. Painting is required for drywall, drywall ceilings/soffits, existing painted surfaces, metal surfaces, concrete, CMU, and exposed electrical components. Specific primer and finish coat paint products are specified for each surface, with most receiving three coats. The contractor must properly store and apply paints, protect other work, inspect surfaces, and clean up daily and upon completion.

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SECTION 9A: PAINTING

1. NOT USED

2. SCOPE OF WORK

Furnish all labor, materials, tools and equipment necessary to provide all painting and finishing
as specified to assure a thoroughly complete job in every respect whether every item is herein
specifically mentioned or not. Where items are not mentioned they shall be finished the same
as if specified for similar work.

3. WORK NOT INCLUDED

No painting is required on aluminum or other factory finished items.

4. MATERIALS

Treatment schedules are based on specified products of named manufacturer’s, and are
intended as a guide to designate desire quality and standard of materials to be used. Equal
products of other manufacturers are acceptable, based on approval of the Architect. all
materials shall be delivered to the site in original, properly labeled, unopened containers. Color
as selected by Architect.

5. MIXING, THINNING AND STORAGE

a. Store and mix paints only in areas designated, and provide proper protection for walls and
floors.

b. Mix and thin paints in strict accordance with recommendations of manufacturer.

c. Deliver and store paints and inflammable materials in the manufacturer’s original
unopened containers, as far as practicable. Keep partially used materials in tightly closed
containers. Do not store oil or paint soaked rags inside the building.

6. PROTECTION OF THE WORK

a. Close off the various spaces while painting and exclude dust until finish is dry. Post signs
immediately after completion.

b. Protect finishing work under this section and also protect all adjacent work and materials
by suitable covering or other method during progress of the work. Assume responsibility
for repair or replacement of any materials damaged by painting operations.

7. PRELIMINARY INSPECTION

a. Verify that all surfaces are properly prepared, dry and clean before starting the work.
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b. Any defects or imperfections appearing in work after application of first coat shall be
corrected by the Drywall Contractor or General Contractor who installed the work.

8. PREPARATION OF SURFACES

Thoroughly broom clean each space immediately before beginning work and maintain the
spaces in clean condition during the progress of painting and finishing work.

9. COATS AND COLORS

a. Number of coats schedule are minimum; provide paint finishes free from cloudy or mottled
surfaces, and with complete coverage of even uniform color. Spot prime or undercoat as
necessary.

b. Apply paints and finishes in order scheduled, unless otherwise directed. Where more than
one coat of paint is scheduled, tint undercoats to approximately same color, but vary the
shade of succeeding coats for identification.

c. Do not apply succeeding coats until undercoats are thoroughly dry.

d. After completion of work, do all necessary touching up of all the painting and finishing and
leave work in perfect condition. Additional coats will be required where finished work is
not in complete compliance with all requirements of these specifications, including required
inspections and approvals made during the course of the work.

10. APPLICATION AND WORKMANSHIP

a. Perform all painting and finishing, using specified materials applied by thoroughly
experienced, skilled workmen.

b. Apply by hand brushing or rollers, except where specifically authorized by Architect to do


otherwise.

c. Flow on materials to insure smooth, even coats, free from soil, runs, brush marks, sags and
laps. Apply proprietary paint products in strict accordance with manufacturer’s directions.

d. Painting where executed in contrasting color tones. Cut to meet true lines against
contrasting colors. Holidays and restrikes in painted areas shall be considered sufficient
cause to require recoating of entire surface.

e. Doors: No painting required.

f. Sanding: In addition to preparatory sanding, fine sand between succeeding coats of


enamel, using sandpaper appropriate to the finish.

g. Putty nail holes in all pre-finished trim and touch-up putty and other defects to match
finish.

h. Application: Shall be by brush or roller. Airless spraying not permitted.


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i. Colors: Each coat shall be tinted a different shade from the preceding coat. Colors to match
existing. Refer to Interior Finish Schedule for paint color and location.

11. SCHEDULE OF PAINT TREATMENTS

a. The schedule of finishes is made for the convenience of the Contractor and indicates the
types and quality of finishes to be applied to the surfaces. Number of coats shown are for
guide only. Additional coats may be required to provide proper coverage.

b. Any existing painted surfaces not specifically noted in the finish schedule shall be finished
to match adjoining work.

c. All paints specified are by Benjamin Moore Paints and Glidden, unless otherwise noted.

d. Interior Finish Schedule:

1. Drywall

First Coat ............................................................................. N23 Multi-Purpose Latex Primer


Second Coat ................................................. 524 Aura Waterborne Interior Eggshell Finish
Third Coat .................................................... 524 Aura Waterborne Interior Eggshell Finish

2. Drywall Ceiling/Soffits

First Coat ............................................................................. N23 Multi-Purpose Latex Primer


Second Coat ...................................................... 522 Aura Waterborne Interior Matte Finish
Third Coat ......................................................... 522 Aura Waterborne Interior Matte Finish

3. Existing Painted Surfaces (Plaster, Concrete and Drywall)

First Coat ...................................................... 524 Aura Waterborne Interior Eggshell Finish


Second Coat ................................................. 524 Aura Waterborne Interior Eggshell Finish

4. Metal (Galvanized)

First Coat ............................................................................. N23 Multi-Purpose Latex Primer


Second Coat ............................................. 528 Aura Waterborne Interior Semi-Gloss Finish
Third Coat ................................................ 528 Aura Waterborne Interior Semi-Gloss Finish

e. Exterior Finish Schedule:

1. Existing Concrete and CMU

First Coat ..................................... Glidden Gripper White Interior/Exterior Primer & Sealer
Second Coat ..................................................... Glidden 300 Decra-Flex Elastomeric (12.0 mils)
Third Coat ....................................................... Glidden 300 Decra-Flex Elastomeric (12.0 mils)

2. Existing Painted Surfaces

First Coat ..................................... Glidden Gripper White Interior/Exterior Primer & Sealer
Second Coat ................................................................ Glidden 450 Exterior Paint (Semi-Gloss)
Third Coat .................................................................. Glidden 450 Exterior Paint (Semi-Gloss)
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12. ELECTRICAL

a. Electrical apparatus, light fixtures, and equipment having a factory applied baked enamel
finish are not to be painted. Touch-up painting of this equipment shall be the responsibility
of the Electrical Contractor.

b. Paint all exposed non-factory finished interior and exterior electrical conduits, fittings,
boxes, etc. Galvanized items to receive one coat of galvanized iron primer and two coats
finish to match surrounding surfaces. Factory primed items to receive two coats finish to
match surrounding surfaces.

c. Paint front of flush mounted electrical panels and cabinets in finished areas to match
adjacent wall surfaces.

13. CLEAN-UP

a. During the progress of the work, all debris, empty crates, waste, drippings, etc., shall be
removed by the Contractor and the grounds around the areas to be painted shall be left
clean and orderly at the end of each work day.

b. Upon completion of the work, staging, scaffolding, containers and all other debris shall be
removed from the site. All paint and stains splashed or spilled upon adjacent surfaces not
requiring treatment (hardware, fixtures, floor, glass) shall be removed and the entire job left
clean and acceptable.

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