Large Mouth Bass v2 Mailbox
FEATURES
Durable Molded Construction
Realistic Hand-Painted Finish
Functional Mail Access
REP-055v2
The River's Edge bass mailbox will be the talk of your neighborhood and the envy of your fishing buddies. The internal mailbox is constructed of metal with a fish-shaped plastic over mold. Finished with a UV resistant protectant to prevent the vibrant colors from fading.
Features:
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Turn heads at the curb with this Largemouth Bass Fish Mailbox — a functional outdoor mailbox featuring a realistic bass shape, detailed scales, lifelike green coloring, dimensional fins, and a bright red flag. Perfect for lake houses, fishing cabins, farmhouses, lodges, and rustic country properties, it brings instant curb appeal and personality to any driveway while doubling as a standout gift for anglers, dads, hunters, and outdoorsmen.
Made from high-quality, weather-resistant materials built to withstand the elements and keep its realistic detail for years.
Hand-painted with incredible detail to replicate the look of a real largemouth bass — a standout piece on any driveway.
Wide-mouth opening and smooth door action make it easy to retrieve your mail while keeping it safe and secure.
Engineered for long-term outdoor use with UV protection and a fade-resistant finish that stands the test of time.
Maintenance Recommendation:
Your mailbox is built for outdoor use, but sun, rain, snow, and road salt take a toll on any finish over time. To keep it looking its best, we recommend applying a clear coat once per year.
A light coat of exterior-grade clear sealant adds an extra layer of protection against moisture, UV fading, and surface rust. Before applying, wipe the mailbox down with a damp cloth and mild soap, then let it dry completely. Apply in thin, even coats on a dry day with temperatures above 50°F, and allow it to cure fully before use.
Between coatings, a quick rinse and wipe-down every few months will keep dirt and salt from building up. Regular upkeep is the best way to protect your mailbox's appearance over time.
This is our 3rd bass mailbox. The previous 2 have easily lasted over 5-7 years. We bought a new one last year and the finish did not even last 1 year after installation. I was told by this company that there was a new process on it and it would last longer than the previous versions. I guess not. It is an awesome mailbox and gets a lot of attention, but not worth the money anymore.
Even better than pictures showed