Restoration

Men in White were contracted to restore a staircase in Stanmore. The owners wanted to achieve a classic look with a sharp black and white contrast: with the railing and treads to be a dark wood [...]

MIW restored the timber work in a heritage Rushcutters Bay apartment (2015). The Australian Walnut doors and architraves had faded and had uneven colour consistency. In addition, some of the [...]

MIW restored a pool courtyard in 2014, including a galvanised iron steel staircase over a pool. Protection was important, and we covered the pool with heavy duty plastic. We pressure washed all [...]

Men in White recently helped a couple personalise their new home. The owners modernised the interior by requesting MIW to remove the older style decorative wall paper and engaging a builder to [...]

MIW recently restored a bench top in Newtown. The bench top was constructed with two types of timber: Ironbark and Blackbutt. Once we had stripped the existing varnish, and washed the stains out [...]

Men in White recently resurfaced an old plaster ceiling in North Strathfield. We removed the brittle unsound paint, filled the gaps and applied a thin layer of polyester fabric called Crakgon. We [...]

A bathroom in Glebe was leaking into the room below as the water was seeping through cracks. We removed all the existing caulking and replaced with Sikkaflex Pro Polyurethane. The old caulking [...]

Men in White were recently tasked to paint the exterior of a house in Paddington. The Men in White on site were Jay and James. The paint was unsound and the best way to prepare the surface was to [...]

In October 2016 MIW restored a ceiling in Dulwich Hill. We removed all the delaminating paint from an ornate plaster ceiling. One of the layers contained paint with a lead component so we [...]

Men In White recently restored the windows of a 1950’s style house in Little Bay. We safely stripped back the unsound paint, minimising dust, and captured all debris. We applied a solid [...]