Kneebone Painting

Normally I wouldn’t dig this but I saw a challenge, what if I can keep up with this guy?!

This day last year,

This time last year, getting ready to go to Africa/J-Bay, somewhere new next month!

What dreams are made of. Nice Robbie Irlam!

The smallest details are always important, after a little more detail work, this project turned out perfect.

Among other Industrial applications, Kneebone Painting was asked to repair weather damage and recoat the playground equipment on Lido Island in Newport Beach. The Project turned out beautifully and Kneebone Painting was honored to be asked to do it. Thank You LICA (Lido Island Community Association)!

This memorial concrete bench set had been painted so many times, some issues came up with the paint adhering, we were asked to strip it, it ended up taking a long time and a lot of materials, it came out nice at the same price.

Doing wood flooring restoration, starting with clean , light sand thoroughly, clean, polyurethane stain/color tune-up, shadow polyurethane coat, light shadow polyurethane coat, final polyurethane coat clear.

This beautiful Gate takes a pretty good beating, brother Don did a wonderful prep job Thursday last week, first coat shown on right, Complete tomorrow! Thank you Don kneebone

Jumped on these long hallways again, Kneebone Painting has been on this high-end commercial building since 2010. Very grateful!

Did a few Metal handrails in flat black oil enamel, for a final touch on the Capistrano Beach property. Love our customers!

Didn’t know how this kid would do under the eaves applying polyurethane clearcoat (Deft waterborne UV resistant polyurethane purchased at Dunn Edwards paint stores) very well thank you! Thanks again Joey Townsend

These beams had the worst termite damage I've ever encountered, customer chose not to replace, so the repair process was extensive; waterblast & Scrape allowed to dry for two days, primer buy spray extra heavy, apply plasticized concrete filler, "one pass" by Rapid Set. the concrete company, then wet sand and dry sand, then primer and paint.