Alpine, a commercial restoration company, was hired by Wagner College to restore the exterior of several historic buildings on campus. The buildings, which were over 100 years old, had brick surfaces that were experiencing moisture penetration and needed to be sealed. Alpine applied two coats of Acrymax SR-5, a clear Siloxane based penetrating sealer, to the brick to prevent further moisture damage and also replaced the failing sealant around the windows.

They also applied a full prime coat of Acrymax AF-110 and high performance Elastomeric finish coat of Acrymax AF-135 to Masonry surfaces to protect against water and improve the aesthetic appeal. The surface preparation for the project consisted of power washing to remove dirt and contaminants, as well as the removal of existing sealant prior to the installation of new sealant.

The project was completed on time and on budget, but the client's requests for flexibility in scheduling due to events on campus and concerns for safety around the aerial equipment added some unique challenges. However, Alpine was able to accommodate these requests and complete the work successfully. The project was in line with PCA standards, including P18 for documenting extra work and P22 for cleaning surfaces with pressurized water.

Overall, the restoration of the Wagner College buildings was a successful project that helped to protect and improve the appearance of the historic structures.