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Precision Art launches its high-resolution wall printer in the Philippines

September 4, 2026 · Precision Art Studio

Precision Art launches its high-resolution wall printer in the Philippines

Our flagship printing machine is now available for bookings across Metro Manila, Cebu, and Boracay.

After two years of testing on more than 80 walls, we are officially open for bookings. The Precision Art PA Model M Series printer renders pixel-perfect murals directly onto interior and exterior walls — no scaffolding, no paint smell, and most jobs complete the same day.

The journey to launch started with a simple frustration: hand-painted murals are beautiful, but they take weeks, cost a fortune, and are almost impossible to reproduce faithfully. When we first saw a wall printer render a full-color photograph onto bare concrete in a single afternoon, we knew this technology would change how Filipinos think about their spaces.

Our machine uses an Epson-authorized printhead capable of ±0.1mm accuracy, which means crisp lines, smooth gradients, and photographic detail that holds up even when you stand inches from the wall. Because the printer travels in a standard vehicle and sets up in minutes, we can reach sites that traditional mural crews can't — from a café in Boracay to a corporate lobby in Makati.

At launch, we're accepting bookings across Metro Manila, Cebu, and Boracay, with other regions available on request. The service covers walls and floors, indoor and outdoor, on more than 20 surface types including concrete, brick, drywall, plaster, wood, glass, and metal. Outdoor prints are finished with a protective clear coat rated for Philippine weather.

Booking is simple: send us your wall dimensions and a description of the design you have in mind, and we'll come back with a quote and a schedule. If you don't have artwork yet, our studio can design it for you — from brand murals and logos to family portraits and custom patterns.

We've spent two years getting the details right. Now we can't wait to see what the Philippines prints on its walls.