Serving New York For Over 25 Years
In August 2015, Metal Man Restoration was hired to restore the front entranceway of 251 West 89th Street in Manhattan, known as The Admaston, a pre-war building constructed between 1910 and 1911.
The wrought iron entranceway had never been restored. Our initial analysis found many layers of paint down to the original coat, along with rotted areas and deep pitting where corrosion had worn through the original wrought iron beneath the paint.
The two-month restoration started by stripping every layer of paint to expose the bare metal. The team then sanded out the pitting and metal-filled the worn and rotted areas to rebuild the iron’s profile, restoring a sound, smooth surface ready for refinishing. The work returned the historic entranceway to a clean, structurally sound condition true to the building’s 1910s character.
At Metal Man Restoration LLC, we understand the importance of metal restoration projects.
That’s why we offer our customers the unique opportunity to Ask The Metal Man – our team of experienced craftspeople who are dedicated to answering any questions you may have about refinishing, painting and staining, polishing, plating, electroplating, chandelier/lighting restoration, and more.
Contact us today for more information! Let’s get your metal restoration project started – Ask The Metal Man now!
