Portfolio -> Mission Hills 2007 Restoration
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Before: Stripping of Siding
There are sections of the siding that is original and that have not had a sander touch the surfaces. To keep the natural look of the siding, we decided to chemically strip select areas of the siding instead of using machine sanders. This photo is a picture of the process of allowing the stripper to begin removing the paint.
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