Verona 4 in. x 4 in. Copper High Point Pyramid Post Cap

The perfect trim piece. Looks great!

Masked the edge of the copper top. Applied two (two) coats of Alkyd paint (same color as the posts.) Let it dry for two days or more. Put a full bead of adhesive around inside top corners complete. Put a 1/8 " layer of adhesive on top of post. Applied cap to post, centering and leveling it . We are ecstatic at its appearance!

The caps were slightly too large for the post, so fillers were needed (first photo). To ensure they stayed put, screws were added (second photo). Even though the wood bases were pressure treated, I added water seal to ensure longevity before painting. Since the caps didn't fit well, caulk was added to the bottoms to seal out moisture and insects. Only time will tell how long the copper color lasts.

Great Price - But it is what you pay for. The unit is plastic with a copper powder coating, when new the copper is nice and bright, inspect the ones you buy because I saw several that had dents in the copper already in the store. The wood trim is already attached to the top cap and was treated pine wood. This unit fits the standard 4x4 with little allowance for the variations in size (verify by dry fitting it fits the post and adjust/sand as needed on the post, I didn't require any adjustment - it fit fine). I used gorilla glue, damped the top of the post and the sides, put the glue in the underside of the cap and also ran some down the inside of the trim boards (had it upside down to place the glue - don't put in too much or it will foam out like I had and have to clean it up from the post) - then flipped it and placed it on the post and secured in place by shooting a couple of 1" brads through the trim boards into the post. My post is painted white (prior to glueing I used blue painters tape on the underside of the cap and above the trim molding the allow for ease of painting - also after painter white, used 2 coated of self priming Behr paint , I also sprayed the copper top with an exterior Rust Oleum Spray Clear tp reserve the copper bright color and the tape prevented overspray). I am hoping that with every 6 months or so a cleaning and little more spray that the copper stays bright. If it tarnishes and you want to clean it, use chemicals and like fine steel wool - I tried to clean my old one using a buffing wheel on a bench grinder with buffing compound and it buffed right through the thin powder coated copper to the plastic under. Thus I ruined the original one installed since I didn't know it wasn't solid copper, I couldn't easily find solid copper units with the trim wood or I would have paid more and got that, I only have the one on a mailbox post which is standard in the neighbor hood I live in. Hope this helps.

Looks great but kinda cheaply made. Cant expect much more for the price point though. Bought 12 couple years ago and had to repair wood trim on a few. Bought another 25 this year and they have been fine so far. Light sand b4 u stain wood.

it is not industrial strength but fits well on the posts and gives a good appearance

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