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11. Jun 2019
Old Ink I assume...
The colors my printer prints is CRAP! Too late for to return them...The cartridges are in the printer! First the colors were too bright and now they're too faded...They must be old and expired...I never had this happen before...Buyer Beware!
13. Feb 2019
Perfect
Perfect book for a gold prospector
08. Aug 2018
XL Gel Liver of Sulfur Patina Gel works like a charm!
I am new to making hand hammered copper bracelets. I did a lot of research on YouTube and the internet to learn and master the art of patina on copper. I learned about Liver of Sulfur as one way to add a patina and using ProtectaClear as a sealer/finish.
Follow the directions to a T on both and you won't be sorry. The combination of both products produce a beautiful work of art. The patina will never get darker or turn anyones skin green.
That was the great question I couldn't answer when I first started making the bracelets. Will it tarnish and will it make my skin green. I tried lots of methods, Renaisance Wax, Maas polish, Never Dull and Wright's silver polish...none stopped the tarnish.
So the answer for me was using Liver of Sulfur to create a long lasting patina protected by ProtectaClear...I never have to polish them anymore while they're still in my possession. Before finding the answer for me, I had to polish the bracelets every few days it seemed...Copper likes to tarnish, especially from the air, heat and water.