Finishing Done Right: Enjoy Less Prep + Faster Finishing with Hancock Lumber’s in-house priming, painting and staining facility!

After years of research, testing, and product development, Hancock Lumber’s brought the finishing process in-house with their new Hancock ProFinish facility located on the Casco Sawmill campus. We’ve partnered with experts to source, install, and leverage state-of-the-art technology and cutting edge science to create the right coating formulations for eastern white pine boards, for both interior and exterior uses.
Benefits of Hancock ProFinish Pine

Our team is going to get the last look at every board before it’s packaged. We’re going to control the quality of the paint and make sure that every board that’s in a pack belongs in the pack.”
–Mike shane, White Pine regional manager


Quality Assurance
- State-of-the-art equipment
- Coatings engineered specifically for eastern white pine
- Consistent application/mil thickness of both the UV seal and water-borne primer coatings
- QA testing for various factors, including: adhesion, holdout against pitch/resin migration through the film, proper UV cure, film continuity and integrity, inter-coat adhesion of UV sealer to the primer, and stack testing
- HPF team inspects all boards throughout the process
Top Performance
- Protection against pitch bleed from knots and resin pockets
- Superior top-coat adhesion that outperforms other primed products in the marketplace
- Three coats on the primed face for ultimate-quality appearance and performance
- Environmentally friendly, with no VOCs
- 100% solids in the UV coating with instant cure
- UV sealer provides a highly moisture-resistant surface to help minimize wood movement
- Coating has excellent durability
- Rated for both interior and exterior use
Customer Benefits
- Improved quality and shorter supply lead-times
- Superior coating performance
- Enhanced overall appearance on primed side
- Back face is labelled for clarity when installing
- Direct distribution throughout Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts
