With the help of the Mural Conservancy of L.A., So. Cal. has rallied to save Bicentennial Mural located off the 71 and 91 freeways. The Mural is six times larger than Mt. Rushmore and was painted by 30 Corona High students in 1976. One Way Painting is trying to work with the Army Corps of Engineers to allow our experts to preserve the mural for the community and future generations. We hope to see this mural restored for the community this year.
The Prado Dam Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on June 2, 2023 was a day that was buzzing with excitement and pride. Let’s dive into the grandeur of the Prado Dam Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and the…
What makes a restoration project truly memorable? Is it merely the dedication and hard work invested in rejuvenating a time-worn masterpiece? Certainly, that’s part of it. But our recent experience repainting the Prado Dam…
Check out our recent magazine feature covering our restoration work at Prado Dam.
In Southern California, we are anticipating the long overdue “El Nino” winter season. “El Nino” will bring heavy rainfall coupled with heavy humidity levels which can affect house painting if not done properly. Working…
When Jeff from One Way Painting was tasked with the restoration of the iconic Prado Dam Bicentennial Freedom Mural, he knew the weight of the responsibility. We’re not just any team; we’re the best…
Ever wondered why, as we stand on the brink of celebrating 250 years of freedom, the phrase “200 YEARS OF FREEDOM” proudly remain on the Prado Dam mural in 2023? As the company entrusted…