251 West 89th Street – Entranceway Restoration
Restoring the wrought iron entranceway of The Admaston at 251 West 89th Street, NYC: paint stripping,...
Serving New York For Over 25 Years
In September 2014, Metal Man Restoration was hired to restore the sanctuary doors at the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola in New York City. Built in 1851, the bronze doors had not been restored in roughly 15 years and had lost their finish.
The bronze doors carried many layers of oxidation, aged clear coating, dirt, and grime, dulling the metal and softening the detail of the castings.
Working entirely on-site over two weeks, Metal Man Restoration stripped the doors back to bare bronze, refinished them to their natural tone, and sealed them with a fresh clear coat. The result restored the doors’ original shine while protecting the metal for years of continued use at the sanctuary entrance.
Restoring the wrought iron entranceway of The Admaston at 251 West 89th Street, NYC: paint stripping,...
Bronze and steel window, entrance, and cast iron canopy restoration for The Beacon redevelopment of the...
Restoring the Beacon Theatre original 900-pound rotunda chandelier: crystal cleaning and replication, new sleeves, sockets, and...
Award-winning restoration of Newark City Hall exterior bronze lighting and window hardware: stripping, bead blasting, and...
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.
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