Donated Painting at the Estrella Warbirds Museum Facility in Paso Robles, CA
The Estrella Warbird Museum, located in Paso Robles, was looking to spruce up its 25 year old dining hall in 2020 and began seeking bids for the job. That's when Browder Painting Company offered to paint the building for free as part of its Painting with a Purpose Program. We painted the entire 120 x 50 foot building, covering the beige exterior in a new coat of white paint to match the other museum buildings and saving the museum an estimated $28,000. The building is where the Warbirds host their monthly dinner get togethers and they say the donated paint job made their facility "remarkably nice". A big thanks to our local Kelly Moore Paint store for donating the paint for this project!
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