Re: Quickly green patina aging brass faucet

Posted by hj on January 23, 2004 at 22:37:25:
In response to Re: Quickly green patina aging brass faucet
Probably not and still have it look nice. The finish had a coating on it which is damaged in some places. You would have to completely remove the coating in order to get an even patina. : Phylich faucet from 1991 tarnished and scratched. Is it possible to really age it with a green patina rather than trying to make it lookshiny and new? What products or formula would do it? Would it last? : Thanks

Posted by hj on January 23, 2004 at 22:37:25:

In response to Re: Quickly green patina aging brass faucet

Probably not and still have it look nice. The finish had a coating on it which is damaged in some places. You would have to completely remove the coating in order to get an even patina.

: Phylich faucet from 1991 tarnished and scratched. Is it possible to really age it with a green patina rather than trying to make it lookshiny and new? What products or formula would do it? Would it last?

: Thanks

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