Creating A Weathered Look On Stainless Steel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ม.ค. 2018
- In this video we use Slate Black and Birchwood Presto Stainless to create a weathered or almost a tarnished silver look on stainless steel.
Slate Black - www.sculptnouveau.com/Details....
Birchwood Presto Stainless - www.sculptnouveau.com/Details.... - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Thaaaaank you, fellow person for making this! I was attempting to rust a prop and realised it must be this type of metal as it's just not working - this tutorial is super helpful, I'll do this instead! Thank you thank you!
This is EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thank you so muchj!
That is beautiful!
Fantastic! Thank you.
Could you do this with jewelry? I'd like to age a stainless steel mecklace
We supply many jewelers
If I want the second look do I need to do the first process of sanding and heating, and apply the presto stainless black, or do I have to start with the first item, to get the more rustic look before applying the second product? I want to do a 45 foot bar in my establishment but I want to be sure it’s done correctly. I love the final look!
You can get a similar finish by heating the stainless steel and applying the Stainless Black or Presto Stainless Black and then rinsing off the excess but I like the look that the two step process gave a lot more.
Does this reduce the metals resistance to rusting? Can you apply a clear coating of some kind to protect against weather?
We do suggest using a clear coat to protect against weather. Its still stainless steel, so without a clear coat it will still form that faint dusty oxide over time.
I need to do this on a stainless counter top. Does this have any wear properties like will it easily rub off with use?
Put a clear coat on it to help with wear. Ever Clear or Hydro Clear would be our best clear coat for that.
This looks great, I can see it working great on my stainless work. Can you ship to Europe (ireland)?
Yes we can!
@@sculptnouveau I want to patina my stainless steel mora kansbol I've looked at your website what would be the best for this job and can I achieve the patina using a heat gun?
@@yeshua1176 It depends on the final look you want it to have. Give us a call and we can better guide you to the right products. 760 432 8242
Hi, before I place an order, I would like you to confirm which product will get me the black aged patina finish. I do not want the coloured one. Please advise. Or do I need to apply two different finishes? Thanks
For the blackened finish in this video, we used the Presto Stainless Black (SSB): sculptnouveau.com/collections/birchwood-patinas/products/birchwood-casey-liquid-patinas
Would you do a reproduction 1858 stainless Remington for reenactment purposes? If so, what would the approximate cost be?
We don't actually do the work here, we just manufacture the products. If you want, give us a call and we can give you someone's contact information in your area that can help you with that.
Damn , i was just thinking exactly the same as you , on a 1858 Stainless Pietta ..
Greetings from France
What exactly do you mean by "hitting it with slate black?" What are you spraying it with? Would love to learn yhis technique. Nothing is really explained here. Please, give us more information.
Sorry for the confusion, we applied Slate Black onto the piece. You can find Slate Black here: sculptnouveau.com/collections/finishes/products/traditional-black-patinas
could you give me a complete list of everything you used in this so I can order it from you?
Sculpt Nouveau Metal Cleaner: sculptnouveau.com/collections/surface-prep/products/metal-degreaser
Slate Black: sculptnouveau.com/collections/finishes/products/traditional-black-patinas
Birchwood Presto Stainless Black (SSB): sculptnouveau.com/collections/finishes/products/birchwood-casey-liquid-patinas
Ever Clear: sculptnouveau.com/collections/sealers/products/ever-clear
What are tha camical do you use in thi s prosses
We used the Slate Black and the Birchwood Presto Stainless Black
@@sculptnouveau What is 'Slate Black'? Is that a liquid product? Is that a color? Is that a brand? Is that what's in the spray bottle?
@@sarahharkins6618 Slate Black is a liquid patina that we sell, you can find it here: sculptnouveau.com/collections/traditional-patinas/products/traditional-black-patinas
Is this still foodsafe if I wanted to do this to silverware?
We do not have FDA ratings on our product, I would not recommend it for silverware.
is this safe to use on flatware/ forks and spoons?
It is not FDA approved, I would not recommend it if you want to eat with them.
Sculpt Nouveau I do! Poop!! I’ll have to keep looking! Thank you