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#KCRestoration was proud to sponsor and participate in the 8th Annual Patriot Benefit Golf Tournament held at the Nicklaus Golf Club at LionsGate on 9-11-2019! The #KCRestoration team is dedicated to honoring those who served, are currently serving and those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. A special thank you to golfers Les Jorgensen, Kyle Jorgensen and Mike Denning for their service! https://buff.ly/2NQD5HZ #KCR #Restoration #StoneMetalWood #HOAPatriotFoundation
Stone restoration can be quite the demanding undertaking. To do it well, you must have a combination of training, skills, dedication, and a motivation to put in the hard work necessary to achieve the kind of remarkable results you can see in these photos of KC Restoration’s work on a fabulous marble statue of “St. Ann and Child Mother.” To maintain the beauty of the Italian marble and the integrity of the statue sculpted 30 years ago in Italy, all the work had to be done by hand carefully and meticulously inch by inch. Yet getting to see and take pride in the results wrought by such work makes all the demands worthwhile.
Damage or years of wear and tear can lead to rust on metal, but that rust can also spread to surrounding areas. As you can see in these photos taken outside the Town Pavilion Building in downtown Kansas City, rust from exterior metal handrails was absorbed into the surrounding granite, causing a very unattractive and unsightly appearance right at the building’s entrance. KC Restoration’s technicians applied a treatment to remove the unsightly rust and return the beauty to Town Pavilion’s entrance. Not only are we experienced at restoring and repairing the metal, we can deliver great results at rust removal too. Give us a call at (913) 766-2200.
KC Restoration was recently asked if we could remove the damaging rust from the granite at the front of the beautiful Town Pavilion Building managed by Copaken-Brooks in downtown Kansas City. Upon inspection, we found that rusting steel handrails were generating the rust that was absorbing into the surrounding granite and causing a very unattractive and unsightly appearance to Town Pavilion’s entrance.
Last week, we posted some photos to show the great results KC Restoration achieved at removing the rust from the granite. Copaken-Brooks agreed after seeing just a sample of what KC Restoration’s services could deliver, so they also asked us to clean all the exterior granite and patch holes once steel handrails were removed. Attached are photos showing the progression of that work. The first depicts the rust on the granite, next the rust removed along with the handrail and a first epoxy patch, and finally the epoxy patch matching the granite surface.
We at KC Restoration want to thank Copaken-Brooks for the business; it’s been wonderful to work with them in bringing back the beauty to one of downtown’s tallest buildings.