Marked Supermarket Fascia Cladding Resprayed and Matched

This supermarket fascia shows exactly why a careful supermarket fascia cladding respray beats a full panel replacement. The ribbed aluminium cladding around the store entrance had been left marked and grubby after old signage was taken down, with grime streaks, weathering and a scatter of redundant fixing holes where letters and brackets had once been bolted through the face.

The cause was simple enough. Years of exposure had dulled the original coating, and when the previous signs were removed the holes and shadow marks were left behind, spoiling an otherwise smart frontage. Replacing the cladding outright would have meant scaffolding, downtime and a significant bill for what was really a surface problem.

Our technician masked off the surrounding panels and the new lettering, filled the old fixing holes flush and prepared the surface before respraying the affected sections to match the existing colour precisely. The after image captures the work mid flow, with the fresh, even finish blending seamlessly into the original cladding so the join is invisible from the ground.

Large format signage and shop fronts take a beating, and a quick colour touch up rarely sits right against a weathered panel. Matching sheen and tone across a big elevation is skilled work, and Magicman has done it across retail and commercial sites since 1993 using proprietary materials and fully trained technicians. If your store frontage needs reviving without the cost of recladding, send us a few photos for a no obligation estimate or read more about our wall and cladding repair service.