Modern Masters PA901-04 Aging Solution Green Patina, 4-Ounce

Great product, although it had leaked somewhat in transit.

After painting it with reactive bronze paint, I sprayed the patina on a plastic molded figurine also from Modern Masters and it turned out great. In places I didn't want any over spray, I used a Q-tip to apply the patina. You do have to apply the patina while the paint is still wet in order for it to work. If it's already dried, just apply a new coat of paint. The patina will darken a little anything you've painted, but not much. This also works on anything painted for outdoors too. Like flower pots and so on. I have more than enough left over for those spring projects.

My only issue would be that the bottle doesn’t come with a sprayer, so I purchased one from Walmart for $0.99. Since I live in FL (very humid), I applied the patina spray immediately after applying the metallic paint. I didn’t want to chance the paint drying too soon. I also went back later and reapplied paint and spray to specific areas where I wanted heavier coverage. All in all, I’m very happy and would definitely purchase the product again.

I purchased this to create an antiqued copper look to an existing white drop ceiling grid in a bathroom we were remodeling. I had purchased Faux Tin Ceiling Tiles with a Weathered Copper look (Drop In) and really wanted to not have to replace the grid. All I can say is - WOW!!! The photo's speak for themselves. A little goes a long way. This was done with one bottle each of the Modern Masters ME-149 Reactive Metallic Paint Copper, Modern Masters PA901-04 Aging Solution Green Patina and Modern Masters AM203-04 Metal Effects Primer. Outstanding product!

I used product with Modern Masters Copper metal reactive paint. My only complaint is that the bottle should've come with some kind of dispensing tool, a spray top or a dripper. I used it in an old hair product bottle (after washing thoroughly) and the pattern was too splotchy; the patina looked like it came from a spray bottle, when it's supposed to look random. However, it worked well against the copper paint. When applied thickly to a thick layer of wet paint, it turns a vivid patina blue green color. When used lightly and kind of mixed into the paint, it is a less glaring patina. Looks awesome both ways. Recommend this product, but find a decent spray bottle that doesn't spray wonky.