Enhanced Aging Solution: Modern Masters PA902-04 Blue Patina, 4-Ounce Review

Goes well with bronze paint for metal, gives a nice bright green-blue patina. I have been using this material for many years. You can get different results depending on how you apply it e.g. B.: with a sponge, sprayer, brush, etc. and if you apply it on a horizontal or vertical surface (resulting in runs that can look cool). can be applied to any surface including glass, metal, wood, etc.

I've tried many formulations to create a realistic patina, from commercial to homemade. This is very good material - if you try it on Modern Masters reactive metallic paints (available from Revain). It works best with a spritzer, which should actually be on it, but isn't. You can purchase a suitable plastic spray bottle from your local dollar store and simply pour the contents in. I did this. The patina will start to appear after about 15 minutes. You can have a lot of fun with this.

There is nothing like it, at least I haven't found it. After sanding, priming and painting the metal outdoor chairs with a matching aged copper paint, a light spray on of this patina instantly creates a aged and aged look that I really like. Then I apply a coat of satin polyurethane and that's it. Coverage lasts up to five years in my extremely hot desert climate. There are several steps - do not exclude any of them.