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52075
Too Much Green Patina on Chimney
May 8, 2009
We just added patina to a new copper chimney and it is bright
green. We were seeking more of a mix of subtle green and bronze tones
that appears to be naturally aged over time. How do we fix this? We
would appreciate any help.
Thanks,
JJ
Joe Huston
Contractor - Bentonville, AR, USA

May 13, 2009
Talk to the people that you bought the copper from and the people
that you bought the patina from. You might be able to go over the
green with a light coat of brown or bronze...In time, it probably
will start turning brown. Time is measured in years.
James Watts
- FL
May 20, 2009
Remove patina and then try next process-step 1/2-5% liver of
sulfur solution,paint or spray it on,step 2/try ammonium carbonate
and ammonium chloride solution(250 gm each/1 lit water)-less
carbonate more chloride more yellow hue,less chloride more carbonate
more blue green hue.Step 2 must be repeated several times.Try it on
some scrap first.Hope it helps and good luck!
Goran Budija
- Zagreb, Croatia
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