Green Patina - Metal Finishing Solution - Antique Finish without Heat or Electricity - Pint - Paint

Works pretty good

It really does work. It took a few coats, but it turned raw copper to green.

I ordered this product to help get a green patina finish on some old metal. I tried it and I actually had a good experience with virgin. My piece looked like it was aged naturally. I’m finding more pieces to use bit on!

Works great when used as directed. I have used this to repatinate "plough dings" and remade pins on ancient Roman and Celtic fibulae. It is barely noticeable.

I want to like this product, but I keep getting very inconsistent results even though I do everything the manufacturer suggests each time. My first copper panel (left in picture) turned black with a few green highlights, it’s ok but not the look I was hoping for. The second panel (middle) turned out the best, great green colors with even some turquoise coloring mixed in, beautiful! The third panel (right) turned an ugly yellow… there’s an art to using this stuff that I can’t figure out. I like how the patina seems very durable, but I won’t be ordering anymore since I can’t get consistent results.

Works very quickly and matches color to a vintage piece evenly.

Works pretty well a little subtle, my old stuff worked quicker and more effectively for me. Change is subtle per each application. Price was fair.

The stuff works way better than what I expected. A little bit goes a long way. Do one coating and see if you need a second. No real smell that I remember, didn't seem caustic in any way. The finishes stayed on for months now. Doesn't seem like it'll come off unless I buffed it off.