Just because we are so proud of our technicians’ ability to create beautiful work, here are photos of their hot patina on fabricated steel. This finish with its reflective beauty and depth of shades and colors makes this staircase stand out.
Can You Guess Letters
Can you guess what these coated letters spell?
Haven’t come to an answer yet? The letters are signage for Kansas City’s Bethel Neighborhood Center. This outstanding place for community to come together has quite the history, tracing its roots all the way back to 1911 and the meat-packing plants of the West Bottoms. We enjoyed working on the letters and learning more about their 106-year history from their website’s video.
Pool Plaques Ready for Summer Rush
Want to find out what KC Restoration has been up to recently? Check out these before/after photos of our technicians’ work in Ottawa.
In getting Forest Park’s pool ready for the upcoming summer crowds, Ottawa decided to tackle the metal restoration of two bronze signs detailing the history of the municipal swimming pool and the people who helped make the city’s second pool a reality in the 1960s.
As can happen with metal exposed to the wear and tear of Kansas’s weather conditions, the bronze dulled and green oxidation discolored the plaques as you can see in the before images. KC Restoration’s refinishing returned the beauty to the metal and the paint relief applied to the background really makes the bronze lettering pop.
As Ottawans begin heading to the fun and sun of the pool beginning in just a few weeks on May 25th, we hope you approve of the updated look and dedication of the city and recreation commission team who continue to make Forest Park’s pool such a wonderful place for community to gather and enjoy the summer!
Church of the Resurrection’s New Sanctuary
Over the weekend, some of KC Restoration’s team attended the sanctuary consecration of the gorgeous United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood. They were touched by the honoring mention made of the contractors, subcontractors, and hundreds of men and women whose work helped create the church’s new massive, inspiring permanent sanctuary near 135th and Nall with its 35 foot tall and 100 foot wide stained glass window that has quickly become a landmark of Johnson County.
It made for quite the proud moment on Saturday evening and Sunday morning to see our work on the coating finish of the sanctuary’s light rings and perforated panels at the front of the balcony seating. Our thanks goes out to Gieske Custom Metal Fabricators for picking KC Restoration as a partner for the finishes of their outstanding work. We are all so proud to have played a part in the creation of this sacred space that will bless generations to come.
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