| The History of EverSeal |
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1917
First sales of Everseal Manufacturing Company to both commercial and military entities
for World War I.
1922
Everseal Manufacturing Company incorporated.
1923
Everseal opened it's first world wide offices in Egypt and Turkey, to be followed by offices in Spain, Greece, Venezuela, Peru, Brazil, Columbia, Panama, Chile, Cuba, Australia, Morocco, Holland.
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1926
Everseal provided coatings as part of the restoration of the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul,Turkey.
1929
Everseal products won highest awards - the gold medal at the Barcelona International Exposition.
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1930's
Everseal supplied roof coatings and water proofings in Japan to Mitsubishi. Everseal opened offices in Tokyo, Shanghai and many other Asian cities.
1931
Everseal provided many of the paint and coating requirements for the maintenance of the Panama Canal. We are proud to continue doing business with the Panama Canal through today.
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1939
The Statue of Liberty in New York City was coated with Everseal's Rustseal Systems.
1940's
Everseal's traffic paints were distributed to countries throughout the world including Venezuela, Australia, Columbia, Hawaii, and the USA.
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1947
Everseal's Everkrome system was used on the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City.
1951
Everseal designed and supplied special paints and coatings for the construction of Thule Air Force Base, well up inside the Arctic Circle.
1956
The US Army and the US Navy approved Everseal's Inviso product for masonry. TIME Magazine designated Inviso to be the product of choice.
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1974
Everseal was the first Paint Company to receive the President's 'E' award for excellence in export expansion.
1976
For the expansion of the oil industry in the middle east, Everseal participated in a seminar for business prospects in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Morocco.
1985
Everseal received General Dynamics Corporation's certificate of compliance for it's military quality system specification MIL-I-45208A.
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2001
Everseal has always worked closely with the US military to develop coating systems; and continues to provide quality coatings to the US Army, Navy, Air Force, and the US Army Corps of Engineers, as well as over 60 countries throughout the world, as well as foreign governments, and world wide producers of military equipment.
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2006
Everseal purchased by Randolph Products Co. Jan 2005
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