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antiquing swords
by joe dacciaio
Thanks paul joe dacciaio ANSWER: Hi Joe, Nothing to it really. Just take a spray bottle (like a hairdresser uses) and fill it up with vinegar and a fair amount of salt (there is no specific forumla, just a good mix so that the salt laregly dissolves in the water). Shake the spray bottle up and give the sword a spray, leave for a couple of nights and see how it progresses. It should start to bubble a bit with red rust marks. Apply more as desired and after a few days, lightly remove the red rust with a scotch brite pad and viola - instant antique and patina, making a modern replica look several hundred years old in a few nights. Hope this helps and have fun! - Paul |
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