Watercolor Brush Pen for Applying Patina
A tip from @sunlightsilver for filling a watercolor brush pen with Jax Silver Blackener to apply patina exactly where you want it.
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Applying Patina With Watercolor Pens
A tip from @fifthelementjewelry on filling watercolor pens with Midas Black Max for precise patina, plus gloves and ventilation.
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A tip for applying patina from @fifthelementjewelry - “This will forever be my favorite tip gleaned from @metalsmithsociety : watercolor pens for patina! They can be found at any craft store and are a 10/10 for precision, convenience, and time saved. I recommend filling them with Midas Black Max. It goes on instantly, works at room temperature, doesn’t require mixing, and has a super long shelf life. The patina can remain stored in the watercolor pens so it’s basically the same as grabbing a pen to write with. Just remember to use gloves and ventilate your space well!”
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If you are reading this and you use a tip you learned from our community can you so us a favor and create a picture or video? You can email those to me at tips@metalsmithsociety.com by re-sharing tips we keep them in the forefront of our minds and introduce them to all the new members of our community.
#patina #silverblackener #JewelryMakingTips
Have you implemented tips you learned from our community?
