Pal Spray Painter

The workshop here at Pal Spray Painter is usually pretty loud and smells like thinners most of the day. We are tucked away in Shalimar Village, specifically in Gali Number 1 at house 264. It is not a big place, but we make it work for the jobs that come in. Usually, there is a car or some metal parts sitting in the middle of the floor waiting for a fresh coat. We spend a lot of time sanding things down before the actual painting starts. My hands are almost always stained with some color or another, no matter how much I scrub them at night. The light in the alley isn't always the best, so we have some bright lamps rigged up inside to see the finish properly. Neighbors walk past the open door all day, and sometimes we have to stop and move things so someone can get through the narrow street. It’s a dusty environment, which is the biggest enemy of a good paint job, so we are always sweeping and trying to keep the air clear. We don’t have a front office or a receptionist. If you want to talk to us, you just come to the gate and shout over the sound of the compressor. It’s just us working with our tools and trying to get the color right for whoever brought their stuff in. It’s simple work, but it keeps us busy from morning until the sun goes down.