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Here's a patina formula I found online that will give copper that bluish-green antique look you desire: Take 8 ounces of salt and 8 ounces of ammonium chloride and mix them with a quart of vinegar. Mix in a half ounce of ammonia when you are ready to put it on the copper.
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aging | patina | vintage ... Any recomendations for a home-made antiquing solution or green patina that will stick on the knobs? I have heard that some people use the fumes of muriatic acid to get the shine off the chrome without damaging it too much.
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[Archive] Copper patina solution Tips, Techniques, and Questions ... I need one that will give me instant patina and by this next weekend. I haven't tried Lowe's yet or a pottery supply store. They are on my list for tomorrow. Anyone else have any ideas of where to go?
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The homemade recipes can be obtained in various publications. One that I highly recommend is: Jeweler's Resource, by Bruce Knuth. It is a hard to find publication but can be ordered by calling 509-624-8565. Another book is The Colouring, Bronzing, & Patination of Metals by Richard Hughes and Michael Rowe.
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The lovely patina that copper takes on over time reflects its durability and its use. ... You may also use a homemade mixture of 1 cup coarse salt, 1 cup white vinegar, and enough cornmeal to form a paste. Wipe the mixture on the copper and rub lightly. Remove the excess paste under running water and dry with a clean cloth.
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Hot process, semi-transparent patina. Heat metal and apply a fresh mixture for each coloring. ... A cold process, opaque patina. Frog green results after several applications, 1/2 hour intervals. Color is not satisfactory alone. Combines well with most brown and black cold process patinas.
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www.sciencecompany.com/patinas/patinaformulas.htm
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name Pete H. age old Question - I am working with copper and would like to know if there is anything I can do to make the copper turn green with out the color wiping off? ... Vapor from the vinegar would corrode the copper, producing the common verdegris color coating seen, ... NEWTON is an electronic community for Science,
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