HOW TO - Applying Black Patina Method 2 - Shiny Black Finish - Beginner Stained Glass Tutorial
Samantha Ashley
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This video goes over another method to apply black patina, this time without using messy steel wool. There are so many ways to prepare your pieces for patina, so it's a good idea to experiment and find a method that you enjoy doing and gives you the results you are looking for.
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20 Comments
@tomasinbaker2181 1 year ago
Magic eraser tip is helpful!
@CJs-StainedGlassDaydream 1 year ago
As I'm finishing up a poppy I'm working on, I just had to come back to your awesome video. You are the best! 🥇
@PinkPowerAliTreasureHunter 2 years ago (edited)
WOW Amazing!!! Thank you so very much for the tip for shinny black patina!! 💗
@mlbbutler 3 years ago
I wish my solder runs were as nice as yours. Mine usually look I did them during an earthquake
@theresevarney4715 3 years ago
That is the best looking black patina I have ever seen! It really turned out great!
@stephaniehamilton7475 3 years ago
Someone recently suggested cleaning the Flux with baking soda and Dawn dish soap then adding a pinch of salt to the patina...I was playing around in a piece I'm not in love with so I figured I'd give it a try.... omg! It really comes out almost like a line of black paint! So beautiful!
@LauraGomez-db6zu 3 months ago
I still don't reach a beautiful black. I wonder the tyoe of flux that you use
@dragonfly3341 3 years ago
Your foiling is perfect and so follows your solder lines! Do you use a foiler to help or do you foil with just your hands? Thank you for your tutorials ! I can only aspire to be as good! ❤
@debratryanowski620 3 years ago
Do you prefer this method or the one in the previous video? Which gives the blackest?
HOW TO - Applying Black Patina Method 2 - Shiny Black Finish - Beginner Stained Glass Tutorial
Samantha Ashley
26,047 views
This video goes over another method to apply black patina, this time without using messy steel wool. There are so many ways to prepare your pieces for patina, so it's a good idea to experiment and find a method that you enjoy doing and gives you the results you are looking for.
Social Media Links:
https://linktr.ee/SamanthaAshleyGlass