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Letter 17040
Need protective coating for hammered
copper sheeting (Colorado)
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I have a hammered copper bathroom counter top. Don't want it to
oxidize (turn green) so am having to constantly scrub it. Does
anybody know of a clear finish or coating that can be painted on? or
sprayed on? to make it waterproof? Need to be something that won't be
hurt by soaps, toothpaste etc. Love the natural copper color. Just
need something to help preserve it.
Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Lorie Lindsey
- Woodland Park CO USA
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I have a similar problem. I am trying to keep my kitchen counters
a little more like copper and less like 'tarnish'. I found a natural
solution of cleaning the countertops with salt and lemon, then
rubbing vegtable oil on the afterwards. This works better than some
of the over the counter cleaners I have used, but doesn't last more
than a week. I would love to spray them, wax them, or anything else
to keep the color and make them easier to clean.
Sherida Tutor
- Austin, TX, US
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