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letter 2860
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- This patina-on-copper question is the topic of dozens of letters here, Tara, if you want to read further; but the thing to do is go to the library and find this book-- The Colouring, Bronzing, and Patination of
Metals Good luck!
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Copper Tubing I am trying to put a green patina finish on copper tubing. My question, is it normal for the copper tubing to turn very dark when the solution is applied. I cleaned the copper with Steel Wool [link is to product info at Rockler] then washed with Muriatic Acid [link is to product info at Amazon] and rinsed off. The patina did appear but am unsure about the very dark copper. Jeff Rodkey |
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Why do copper domes and the statue of Liberty turn green and not black as they weather?
Natalie Hake
- St. Louis, Missouri
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+ Because the corrosion products of copper are green rather than black, Natalie.
Do the
prismacolor
pencils create a nice red color on copper? I used
Liver Of Sulphur
Dolores Lago
September 22, 2008 Believe it or not, "EASY OFF" oven cleaner sprayed on a
clean copper surface will blacken it as it dries. Use more
coats as needed. W. Kimball
Englehart |
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