Patina Copper ?

[nolatodd]

Re: Patina Copper ?

I don't have the guys info that I can find, but there was an English guy that posted on here about a month ago that had a powder that gave that effect, 1 stage. A wood tone and a marble too, wild stuff. But he didn't have a distributor in the US.

[Streetwerkz]

Re: Patina Copper ?

maybe PBTP can scan that pic, and get a custom blend

looks like a couple different colors, air gun, maybe a little water in your future, and alot of time

[nolatodd]

Re: Patina Copper ?

no guys...he wants an effect not a color. like this

[Streetwerkz]

Re: Patina Copper ?

yes patina on copper is green.
Cardinal has a great patina mini text part# C291-GN20 I'm sure PBTP can get something similar

Re: Patina Copper ?

I think what they are looking for is weathered copper w/ hints of greyish green in it.

[nolatodd]

Re: Patina Copper ?

I bet they are wanting the color shift like a piece of weathered copper has, not a solid color. That English guy had a product that looked just like patina but he didn't have a distributor in the usa. He also had a wood grain that looked super cool. I can't think of his web site but I probably have an email from him somewhere. I was trying to get him to send me a lb or 2 but he blew me off

Re: Patina Copper ?

We can simulate or obtain many of these colors, however we need more information. The biggest difference in the variations of copper powder coatings, is whether there is metallic content in the color or not. What I mean is that a lot of the older weathered colors with a label such as antique or patina, don't always have metallic in them. To get the true copper appearance you need metallic content within the copper color, however many of the newer and past colors that have the rustic label, have had no metallic content what so ever. Some of these colors do on the other hand and that is what we need to know.

Thanks

Re: Patina Copper ?

HHMMM, maybe copper trans over that rust patina. I might have to try it.

[ATL Powder]

Had someone call today and ask if I could simulate patina (weathered) copper. I was wondering if anyone had tried this. Apparently it (patina copper) is popular with metal craftsmen.