Everbrite Coating is a tough, durable clear coating that will restore the color and luster of faded metals, and protect metals from tarnish, rust, corrosion, fading, chalking, oxidation and even UV rays. You can use Everbrite on painted and unpainted metals, anodized aluminum, copper and more.

Everbrite and ProtectaClear are one-part, clear, protective coatings made up of a blend of polymer resins in a solvent base with additives to protect metals from oxidation and UV.

Everbrite™ is self-leveling and self-annealing and can be maintained indefinitely by recoating periodically. 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™ is self-leveling and self-annealing and can be maintained indefinitely by recoating periodically. 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.

UV Filters - Everbrite Protective Coating protects coloured surfaces from fading under the coating. Food Safe - Once cured ProtectaClear and Crobial Coat coatings are food safe..

Everbrite and ProtectaClear are one-part, clear, protective coatings made up of a blend of polymer resins in a solvent base with additives to protect metals from oxidation and UV.

4-5 days CURE TIME: The coating is an air dry solvent, so heat and air circulation help speed curing. Under normal circumstances & with good ventilation, the coating will be cured after 4-5 days. The coating will be delicate until it is fully cured, which can take up to two weeks.

NEVER TRY TO TAKE COATING OFF A PAINTED SURFACE WITH XYLENE. But you are able to paint over a cured Everbrite coating.

Everbrite Coating is a tough, clear protective coating that provides protection for metals from salt damage, tarnish, corrosion and oxidation. Its strong UV Blockers offer extra protection against colour fading on painted, powder-coated and anodized metals.