Metal Restoration
Metal may be a strong building material, but the elements can still do a number on it. For exposed metal surfaces, the accumulated dirt, grime, and rust can simply be removed to reveal the pristine metal below. For coated or painted metals, these protective layers can get scratched or worn reducing their effectiveness. These issues can be resolved simply by stripping down to the metal and reapplying the coating or paint. Metal restoration New York. Allow Surface Resto to help get your metal surfaces back to their original look with the Farrow System® quickly and cost effectively, so you can focus on protecting its restored state for a longer lifetime. Our metal restoration services are perfect for stripping paint from cars, trucks, and heavy equipment, as well as fences, gates, railings and more! Surface Resto can quickly and safely remove protective coatings, dirt, grime, grease, rust, and stains from surfaces without damaging them due to the relatively low pressure. We can remove tough industrial coatings as well as gently clean fragile historic artifacts. Metal restoration Manhattan.
When you think surface restoration, one name should come to mind - Surface Resto. Now proudly serving New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, Surface Resto uses all state-of-the-art techniques and a variety of 100% environmentally-friendly materials depending on your needs. In addition to wet and dry blasting, sandblasting, and soda blasting, we also utilize Farrow System® media blasting, that utilizes heat to speed up the cleaning process. The Farrow System® is the original "Eco-friendly blasting solution". The media used is made from 100% recycled glass, so there are no chemicals or hazardous materials. The process is very environmentally friendly! Moreover, the actual restoration process is relatively clean.
Give us a call at (631) 655-8700, send us an email at surfaceresto@gmail.com, or contact us with the form at the bottom of this page to find out how Surface Resto can restore your surfaces.
