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Has Your Brass Door Hardware Lost Its Luster?

Clean, Restore and $ave. Don't Replace - Refinish Your Brass Hardware.

 

Tarnished and dingy hardware on your front door detracts from the curb appeal of your home. Constant polishing is frustrating. ProtectaClear will restore and protect the brass hardware and keep it looking freshly polished for years.              ProtectaClear will seal and protect metal from tarnish, oxidation, corrosion, salt air and other damaging elements. It's easy to apply - wipe-on with lint-free cloth or applicator pad, paint on with natural bristled brush or spray on. Self-Leveling for a smooth, even finish. Self-Annealing so it will blend to itself so repairs are easy. ProtectaClear is not a lacquer or a thick plastic coating which can detract from the beauty of the metal. ProtectaClear is very natural looking and will make the metal look like it is just polished.

What do I need to restore my Brass? ProtectaClear Kit with MAAS Polish or   A ProtectaClear Trial Kit includes EZ-Prep Neutralizer if you use acid polish. Other ProtectaClear Kits with Polishes and Cleaners. "I have used your product for some more work around the house.  Here is a before and after picture of my brass door handles.  The brass had not been polished for 15 years!  The Protecta-Clear levels itself so well, no touch-up required! Thanks" Pierre Lescarbeau "I was amazed with the results! I started out by doing my front door knobs and hardware ( the pieces I bought to use ProtectaClear on). It was so easy to use, I ended up doing all my brass items----wall sconces, candleholders, etc. The hardest part of the project was getting started! I was hesitant to use Everbrite because, part of me, didn't think it would live up to my expectations. I was afraid I would end up with dull, sticky, streaky brass---after years of lovingly polishing it. I was wrong!!! The results were terrific.   I, now, know the satisfaction of a job well done. I am totally impressed with ProtectaClear and will recommend it to my friends. Thank you,"   Jo-Anne Lentz