Bravo is a revolutionary, one-of-a-kind polymer chemistry that inhibits mold growth and rejuvenates old composite decks, restoring them to their original color and luster. No more mold. No more grey. Best of all, it only costs a few cents per square foot to apply!
In minutes, years of aging is reversed and your composite deck is restored to like-new condition. Bravo is a revolutionary micro-polymer protectant designed for use on aging composite decks.
Here’s how it works: Bravo is a low VOC (environmentally-friendly), water-based chemistry that you apply with a common hand-pump sprayer. The wood fiber on the surface of the composite deck will absorb Bravo on contact. When it dries, the synthetic micro-particles are left behind – within the wood fiber. Essentially, Bravo “plasticizes” the fiber. Like every living organism, mold colonizes near available food sources. Take away the food source and the organisms leave.
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But Bravo doesn’t stop there. Bravo is a blend of various polymers and one of those polymers helps revive the composite material to its original color. Now, your old greyed-out composite deck can look new again!
Typical coverage: 175-200 square feet per gallon (2 coats required).
Application: Bravo is applied with a brush, roller, or hand-pump sprayer. Surfaces must be clean and free from mold discoloration and dirt.
Bravo may need to be applied annually in high-use residential settings. In commercial applications where there could be high levels of foot-traffic, Bravo may require periodic re-applications. This program can be easily implemented into existing maintenance schedules.
Preventing mold on composite decking has never been easier. Bravo beautifies your outdoor living space by restoring composite decking to near-original condition.







Decades of experience is reflected in Encore's unique green-polymer chemistries. Nano and micronized polymer combinations, carried in various multi-phase emulsions, produce high performance coatings and protectants that solve challenging maintenance issues. Look to Encore for the solution.