Restore it.
Don't replace it.
Restoration and protection products for architectural glass, metal and stone
Developed over 25 years by the crews who do the work on high-rise buildings.
Three surfaces. One supplier.
Most suppliers handle one material. Knowing how glass, metal and stone affect each other is what keeps a restoration from undoing itself.
Removers and polishes for hard water stains, mineral deposits, corrosion, scratches and etching, plus a protective coating.
Anodized aluminum window frames and composite panels, restored rather than replaced, then protected.
Pre-cast, natural stone and concrete. Plus Leach Stop, which keeps mineral runoff off the glass below it.
Not sure which product you need?
Four questions about the surface, the damage and the size of the job. We'll tell you what to order, how much of it, and what to watch out for.
Most ordered
Removes stains from anodized aluminum and composite panels by hand.
Removes stage 1 and 2 corrosion, light scratches and etching.
Invisible coating that guards glass against most stains and minor scratching.
Removes hard water stains, mineral deposits and soap scum from glass.
Proven on the buildings you know
Every product in the line was developed on live restoration projects before it was sold to anyone.
Glass, metal and stone restored on a 28-story Midtown tower.
Forty-year-old aluminum composite panels brought back without repainting.
Mineral leaching stopped on a precast stone facade.
Everything you need before you order
Safety data, technical data, coverage figures and written procedures. All of it on the site, before you order.
A current SDS for every product, free to download.
Compatible surfaces, dilution, cure times and specifications.
Step by step on every product page, with the equipment list and the precautions that matter.
Enter the square footage, get the quantity and the cost.
Would rather not do it yourself?
Presto's own crews restore glass, metal and stone on large commercial buildings across the country, using these same products. If you have a large project and would rather not do the work yourself, tell us about the building.