Peanut Oil Patina for Copper

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In this video, Prof. John Ahr demonstrates how to apply a peanut oil patina to your copper projects. If you've ever seasoned a frying pan, you'll have no problems mastering this simple technique. If you have a peanut allergy, consult a doctor before performing this technique.

You can use this patination approach to either give your copper pieces a uniform warm brown color or an interesting splotchy look. The best part is that this patina is pretty stable and doesn't easily wear off of jewelry objects.

All you need to create this finish is a heat source, peanut oil, a paint brush, tongs, and a quenching bowl full of water.

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