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Letter 31486
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++++ What does one use to patina new zinc rolled sheeting and make it look like weathered zinc (blue-grey in finish)? I am an artist who currently works with copper patina, but would like to begin to work with zinc. I would be so grateful for any information. Thanks! Deanna Rich
++++ You can use 200 gm iron chloride/1 lit water solution (cold immersion,cca. 20 min.)!Good luck! Goran Budija |
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++++ Thanks Goran, What does " cold immersion cca 20 minutes " mean? Thanks! Deanna Rich
++++ 1.I don't know which degreaser you use-you can use Acetone [link is to product info at Rockler] or pure alcohol! 2.cca 20 min=approximately 20 minutes. Good luck! Goran Budija
++++++ -- in lieu of posting as a new letter, this entry was appended to existing thread by editor We are building a new home and have built a bathroom vanity out of wood which we covered in zinc. We ordered the zinc from a metal company. It came in a sheet and we sent it to a sheet metal company to cover it. I now have it ready to install, but it is still brand new and shiny. I know it will age with soap and water over time, but I want it to age now. What can I use to expedite this process? Beth Crowe
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