Patina copper

I know a lot of you are eager to see my results with Modern Masters' copper patina paints, so let's get right to it! First, I bought this seahorse statue at Home Goods for about $20, with the sole purpose of turning it copper: Next, two coats of the Modern Masters copper paint: After allowing the two coats to cure overnight, I brushed on a third coat of copper, and then quickly spritzed the whole thing with the same blue aging solution I used on my bronze fairy. (You need to apply the…

Product Information Sizes are Approximate Brand: Lillypilly Material: Metal Material Detail: Copper Copper sheet with an array of warm and vibrant artistic patinas enhance metal jewelry designs. Each 24-gauge sheet measures 3 inches square and displays a unique pattern—no two will be identical. Avoid soldering. Sheets are created using a combination of earth, fire and chemical processes—called the "Earth Burial" method—designed to mimic the natural effects of time on copper. Patina displays…

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Wondering how to turn copper green? I've got the copper patina solution recipes for you! We're adding patina copper sheets to our stairs, but first I needed to experiment to find the perfect copper patina recipe. Here you'll find three: one subtle patina'd copper, second a green copper verdigris, the last a blue patina on copper. So many crafty ideas!

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Learn how to patina copper sheets with this fast and simple method. It creates a beautiful blue patina and only takes two ingredients.

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