Traditional Ferric Nitrate Patina sandinggrinding can be used as a

can be used as a white color to lighten a particular mix

Format: DVD Topics Covered: Concept Maquette Working in Scale Primary and Secondary Form Tertiary Form Sculpting Wrinkles Skin Texture and Cross Hatching Blending Skin Texture Solvents Pore Texture and Veins Chapters 01: Introduction 02: Tool Overview 03: The Head Armature 04: Concept Maquette 05: Full Scale Sculpt 06: Working in Scale 07: Roughing in Features 08: Roughing in Wrinkles 09: Alcohol Torch 10: Refining Form

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Use on both plated and solid sterling silverware to quickly remove even black tarnish

Traditional Ferric Nitrate Patina sandinggrinding can be used as aFerric Nitrate Patina creates a transparent brown patina when applied hot to bronze, brass, and copper. It does not need to be dilutued before use. The final color is determined by the strength of the solution, amount applied, surface preparation, and the temperature of the metal during application. Lighter applications will be transparent golden brown. Additional coats will turn dark burgundy to brown and more opaque. Ferric Nitrate Patina is