Hot sponge Sculpt Nouveau Dye Oxide Violet until desired value and pattern. Hot foam brush wipe a mixture of 2.5ppw sulfurated potash and 100ppw distilled water until desired value.
To achieve this look do the following: Power synthetic wool disc surface. However, you’ll find this is one of the deepest blacks you can achieve on sterling silver and, if you like, simply leave off the white patterning. On Sterling Silver Black patina on sterling silver takes on a ghostly look with white patterning.Īt first glance this doesn’t look like the blackest black patina on sterling silver, the wisps of white patterning make it look lighter. Cold immerse in Birchwood Technologies Antique Black® M24 for 1 minute. To reach this deep color: Power flap disc surface. On Brass Achieve a jet-black patina on brass in a few easy steps.īrass can be beautiful with a jet-black finish. Clean foam brush wipe a mixture of 5.1ppw sulfurated potash and 100ppw distilled water until desired value. The recipe for the patina shown above is as follows: Hammer texture surface. When going for a heavily textured look with black, the best results can be achieved when you apply texture first.
Accentuate a metallic black finished with texture. Cold foam brush wipe a mixture of 5.1ppw sulfurated potash and 100ppw distilled water until desired value. The recipe for this black over masked copper is as follows: Hand scour surface. Masking off areas of metal before adding a patina can show off just how deep a shade of black is being achieved. On Copper Mask areas of copper and patina to a rich black. Repeat coloration process as necessary to obtain desired color quality. Cold foam brush wipe Birchwood Technologies Presto Black® BST4 to desired value. To achieve a rich black on steel: Power brush surface. NOTE: Before attempting any new patina, remember to follow all the safety instructions provided in Patina, or provided by the product manufacturer. Thanks to out best selling book Patina, I have a few recipes to share to help you reach a seriously spooky shade of black. A rich black patina is the answer!Īchieving the blackest black patina can be a challenge, though liver of sulfur won’t achieve it on its own. Dark skies, dark weather, and a dark holiday had me wondering how I could bring that into my jewelry. The skies are dark earlier, it’s stormy more often than not, and Halloween is right around the corner. We’re getting deep into the grips of autumn in my neck of the woods.
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