In 2015, Metal Man Restoration restored the three front bronze entrances and light fixtures at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Paul in Hempstead, re-casting finials and matching the patina first applied in 1959.
In 2014, Metal Man Restoration refinished the 1851 bronze sanctuary doors at the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola in NYC: an on-site, two-week strip, refinish, and re-seal once the clear coat had run its course.
Landmark metal work runs on a different clock than ordinary building repair. Here is the whole sequence, from finding out if your building is designated through approvals, survey, shop work, and what happens after the scaffold comes down.
In 2014, Metal Man Restoration restored the 1843 bronze entrance doors at the Franciscan Church of the Assumption in Syracuse, re-casting missing finials and matching the doors’ original oxidized patina after more than 150 years.
In 2009, Metal Man Restoration restored the 1902 exterior bronze gates at the Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House in NYC: re-casting a missing finial, rebuilding the casters, and recreating the statuary bronze finish.
In 2008, Metal Man Restoration restored the bronze plaques honoring Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, recovering the lettering and relief of two of baseball’s most storied tributes.
In 2006, Metal Man Restoration restored the exterior bronze lighting fixtures at Newark City Hall, work that earned a New Jersey Historical Restoration Award. Here is how we did it.
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!
