Over time metals like iron steel bronze brass and copper may develop a thin colored film on their surface called a patina.
Patina aluminum sheet metal.
This aged look can be especially desirable in artwork and decorative pieces.
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Patina is a pre painted metal that looks like a dull and weathered galvanized or bonderized.
It looks very similar to steelscape vintage but cost less.
Wrap your aluminum piece in aluminum foil.
Patina gives metal an aged look.
Patina is a good alternative to bonderized as it has a paint warranty.
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The aluminum foil creates distortions as well as a rainbow pattern on the aluminum due to the heat and chemical reaction.
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How to cause instant patina on metal.
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Industrial metal supply is one of the only locations where you will find such a robust line of patina and patina related products in stock.
A patina is a surface coating on a bare metal surface formed by a chemical reaction.
How to patina metal.
Mix together in a spray bottle 1 cup hydrogen peroxide 1 cup white or cider vinegar and 2 tbsp salt this mixture can be used on any metal for an aged patina like brass copper galvanized aluminium or steel if you re aging small items like keys or hardware you can put the mixture in a bucket and let the items soak overnight.
You can frame the sheeting for an instant magnet message board or cut it into decorative tiles and coasters.
Place your aluminum piece on a sheet of aluminum foil with the shiny side facing away from the aluminum piece.
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It is different from applied coatings like painting and powder coating in that the effect is caused by actually reacting a solution with the metal surface.