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the ratio of ammonia to water you use (as a percentage) and what else is in household ammonia. Does it only contain ammonia? Thank you for your answer.

Nice, like it, the rough look, great. You have a handy piece of kit the for bangle size etc.

Thank you for these videos

Hi there. What is the ammonia concentration you are using? Have you done any study regarding concentration vs cook time? Most household ammonia is 5-10% con. Great video. 👍

Solution to patina?

beautiful! What gauge copper sheet>?

Can you say, “Soy Sauce Patina Poolage” ten times as fast as you can?

Thank you so much for this video! This is the best, most informative video I have found on the internet!

Soy sause separation anxiety poolage 😂

Im more of a piss and soy sauce kinda guy

I used to have a crush on Betty Rubble, but this chick shares my interests❤

Best video I've ever seen 👏

Really useful tipps!!!! Thanks a lot

Hi! Stunning!! I tried sliced ​​onion, ammonia and salt on the copper, but the result was not similar to yours. The surface has become rough, with some black parts. I tried several times. Please, could you help me? I really loved this abstract texture.

Woooow! Amazing Results! Thank you for taking the time to create and share this tutorial with the world!

I love the effect from the ammonia bath but how do you seal it and maintain the colour? I've tried with a spray sealer but it changed the colour quite a lot. Thanks for the video. I love the bracelet.

Will this work with gold foil ?

Do you close/cover the bowl ?

Cool video and ideas. Just a thought: I think spelling it “poolage” would be more consistent with the rules of grammar.

Great tips thand you!

Good info here (thank you) but good grief these Vyond animation productions are insufferable 😅

You really don't want to use ammonia with vinegar. Using them together results in a dangerous release of toxic chlorine gasses.

Beautiful.

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Soy sauce looks like jade

Can anybody clarify the soy sauce one...? I'm not following- did she apply soy sauce to the copper and let it "cook" suspended over a cup of ammonia? Or is there no ammonia in the one, but instead she just put this piece in a cup of soy sauce...?

What did you spray onto the copper?

What solution did you use to process the patina?

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좋은강의 감사드립니다.

what is the meaning of "Cooking" in this case? Sorry, I am a rookie in all this

Jewelry.

J'aime beaucoup, c'est ravissant

Mixing ammonia with vinegar creates dangerous chlorine gas...

cook time vrs exposure times ?????????

You're such a darlin'! Concise, thorough, silly, fun and loaded with talent. I suspect you've some chem background?! Or, just Spot On common sense 😆 Subscribed and looking forward to watching more!!! Thank you

Personally I liked the soy sauce one the best. Thank you!

Excellent!! Thank you!!

Great stuff, this is (Yoda)

Awesome! Could you please pass me the link the forum link? Thank you co much.

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Wow these videos are a hidden gem

Thank you so, for sharing. You are gifted with amazing skill sets

You rock! Really want to let you know that because I learned so much by watching a few videos. Thank you

I've seen alot of male metal-smiths get tens of thousands of followers making crap; and here you are, not breaking fifteen hundred, making literal spectacles!!!!

Great videos!

Loving your content! It's helped me get a better understanding of patinas and why some of mine have failed in the past.

I've been looking all over for a few days, but I can't find anything other than vague musings about a yellow patina on copper. My nephews are embossing viking runes on thin copper plates I made out of copper tubing, like a little 1x3 placard. Its patina time, so we use clear containers that make the color change easy to for them to see. They all have favorite colors that are easily possible, like red, green, and blue, except the smallest(and most boisterous) one wants theirs to be yellow. You have some good looking yellows showing up on some of your pieces, assuming my color settings are accurate. Is it possible to isolate the stuff that created the yellow patina, or is it just a random effect of what you were using? Gold is probably close enough, so there's always that to fall back to, but I was at a dead end, thinking yellow was all talk until I saw your video. You've got some very cool experimentation going on.

Will the soy sauce work on brass as well as copper?