@Gilbert Lugo I’ve used metallic epoxy in the basement of my personal residence.

They are all over the sunroom metal frames.

Then they rebounded like a coiled spring. 

As an example, if I were to replace a metal awning on a craftsman home with something more period accurate or add a covered porch to a bungalow, I'm hoping to find resources and sources of inspiration for doing this in a manner true to the home and its original design.

The outside compressor can reverse so instead of the inside evaporator coil getting cold (AC mode), it gets warm (heat mode).

And summer is seasonally lower for the metals as well.

It adds to the cooling load and also can peel paint, especially on a metal door.

Plus make people want to stick around.Same for cabinets with real wood boxes as opposed to cheap cabsSame goes for mechanicals, water heaters, flooring, metal roofs, baseboards you don't have to paint, etc etc

Place a minimum of 10-15% of your assets into precious metals without delay.

Wood, metal, rails, roof material, etc.