Protection of stainless steel from finger prints and grease Empire State Building, N Y (USA)
The Empire State Building, the world’s most famous office building, is undergoing a more than US$550 million upgrade program to reinvent the iconic landmark by restoring and recreating its Art Deco grandeur and adding state-of-the-art enhancements.
Everbrite coatings were specified to protect and enhance several of the stainless steel features both internally and externally.
Observatories
The Empire State Building’s world-famous 86th and 102nd floor observatories received aesthetic upgrades to enhance the overall visitor experience.
Everbrite coatings are being used to protect external metal works from tarnish and corrosion as well as internal stainless steel cladding to eliminate finger print and grease marks therefore reducing maintenance and cleaning.
Existing corrosion and oxidization
Existing corrosion and oxidization Examples of finger prints on unprotected metals
Observatories Observatories
