Restore a Press in San Francisco
Does anyone know of somebody that can restore a press to the best condition possible in the San Francisco area?
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Narrow it down at bit with the identity of the machine requiring restoration.
Afternoon -
We could, possibly, restore your press. Please send details, photos, make and model of your press. We are located in the east bay and have restored and moved many presses.
Telephone: 510.780.0520 (shop) or 510.209.0740 (Cell).
Thanks,
Allen
If you’re looking to make it work perfectly, my vote is for Allen. If you’re just looking for pretty, any antiques restoration place (of which there are many around the Bay Area) can handle that.