Mailbox Finishes

Mailboxes of Distinction finishes duplicate the materials used in the construction of your home. The finishes vary depending upon the architecture exclusive to each home. The exterior surfaces of each Mailbox of Distinction typically receive one or more of the following finishes:

Paint

The primary type of paint we utilize is polyurethane acrylic enamel. This enamel is the same paint used on automobiles. Therefore, you may expect long life with reasonable maintenance and care on your part.

Pictured above: All paint finishes and spray textures are applied to your custom mailbox in our state-of-the-art paintbooth.

The common paint finishes are satin, semi-gloss and high-gloss. Satin finishes are intentionally produced in a matte texture to reduce gloss. High-gloss finishes commonly receive multiple clear top coats for a high luster. All of the above finishes protect your mailbox and ensure that they will last for years to come.

Spray Texture

We frequently utilize decorative textured finishes that are spray applied. Our most popular texture is a “simulated stucco” coating. This custom finish can be modified to closely match the stucco finish on your home.

Fine Metals

When appropriate, we utilize fine metals in the finishing process. Standard metals include: brass, bronze, anodized aluminum, stainless steel, copper and titanium. These metals are available in natural satin, brushed, oxidized, polished and patina finishes.

Cladding

It is possible to match the unique materials used on your home utilizing lightweight claddings. Recent advancements in high-density molded urethane technology have produced lightweight faux claddings that are realistic in appearance. These rugged and durable claddings offer remarkable versatility and are available in many textured designs. (Click here to learn more about our mailbox cladding.)

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