Everbrite Coating Restores and Protects Metals
Restore the Colour and Lustre of Painted or Powder Coated Metal, Anodized Aluminium & Architectural Metal. Stop rust, corrosion, tarnish, oxidation and more.
Ever Bright with Everbrite
🚫 Stops the Fading Cycle: Paint and powder coatings start to fade over time. Everbrite restores the original color and luster and Everbrite's UV blockers protect all colors from the harsh sun, so you get years of protection from one application—no endless upkeep.
✅ Protects All Architectural Metals: Everbrite will seal and protect all types of architectural metals, copper, brass, bronze, rusted, corten, and more. Prevents fading, tarnish, salt corrosion, rust, and even protects patinas.
✨ Looks Professional, Easy Application: Worried about visible brush marks? Everbrite is self-leveling—it smooths itself as it dries, hides application imperfections so your finish looks professionally done.
🔄 Fix It If You Need To: Made a mistake or want to recoat years later? Unlike other coatings, Everbrite can be touched up or reapplied easily; no need to strip the coating.
😕 No More Yellowing Nightmares: Most clear coats turn yellow and ruin your metal's finish. Everbrite is specially formulated to never turn yellow, crack, or peel.
💲Available in a Small Size for Testing - 110 ml size covers about 2 sqm (2 coats), so you can see real results. Test on door hardware, a small railing, or accent pieces before scaling up.
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ideal for Everbrite
Painted Metal | Copper Art | Copper Roofs | Garage Doors | Aluminium | Rusted Metal | Window Frames & Exteriors
What Our Customers Are Saying
Real customers. Real before and after results. From garage doors to storage facilities to sculptures.
"I just finished my garage doors and I'm so happy with the end results! I love the Everbrite system, so easy a nearly 62 year old grandmother (me) can do it with little physical effort! Directions were clear and easy to follow what a great product!"
- Mary C, Thomasville, PA
Everbrite™ will protect surfaces for years and can be maintained indefinitely. The coating is self-levelling and self-annealing and will blend to itself creating a new envelope of protection. The average time between recoating depends on the environment that the substrate is exposed to, however, for most applications the length of time between recoating is between 3 and 7 years.
Everbrite has strong UV blockers to protect from sun damage and antioxidants to protect from tarnish, oxidation and corrosion while allowing the beauty of the metal to show through. The coating is also graffiti resistant and acts like a sacrificial coating to protect the coated surface, re-coating affected areas easily and at a much lower cost than alternatives.
Sealed surfaces clean easily with mild soap and water. Metals stay cleaner longer, show less fingerprints, and are much easier to maintain with less effort and time.
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How Much Do I Need?
Everbrite Coating protects your metal for the long haul. It restores and protects faded painted, powdercoated or anodized metals and can be maintained indefinitely. The clear coating is self-leveling and self-annealing, blending to itself to create smooth protection for your surface. Everbrite Coating contains strong UV blockers to combat sun damage to your metal surface. The coating’s antioxidants protect from tarnish, oxidation and corrosion while allowing your beautiful surface to fully shine. The coating is even graffiti-resistant, protecting your actual metal from permanent markings and damage, and can easily be reapplied for surfaces that may need recoating.
Everbrite Coating can be maintained indefinitely by recoating periodically. *The length of time between recoating will depend on environmental factors and the use or abuse the surface gets. The typical length of time for architectural metal is 5 to 7 years however the protection has been on some buildings much longer before needing maintenance. Once protected, your metal will be much easier to clean, stay cleaner longer, show less fingerprints, and look more beautiful with less effort.
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