Preserving a Vintage Table
This vintage table was an unusual project. Most of the time, we fix old scratches and discoloration to refurbish furniture. This project was an attempt to preserve those imperfections.
The old layer of paint was flaking off, which is not something you want with a kitchen table. We sandblasted that layer away so our client could see the bare metal.
They loved the industrial beat-up look of the surface. They decided they wanted a clear coat that protects the table while preserving the vintage look.
Contact us to find out about how we can help you with your vintage furniture!
Times Square “The Village”
While Times Square rang in the new year, we restored "The Village" by artist Joe Doucet. These sculptures can see over 10,000 visitors a day. They needed a sturdy and longer-lasting face lift. Outdoor metal artwork and furniture need to be refinished. Salt in the...
Translucent Colors
Translucent colors are one way of making your project pop. This roll cage is the perfect opportunity to show some of the steps involved in creating these colors. Our client chose Shocker Yellow, a bright color that is actually a clear coat. To make the color pop,...
Custom Color Matching
Custom color matching is an involved and pricey process of trial and error. We recommend exhausting all possible existing color samples from our different suppliers before deciding to try color matching. To find out more about our custom color mixing policy, contact...