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I've ordered my KW 382 V3 from Trevor. In anticipation, I've been looking at ways of cheating the patina time. I liked Philonious's tips on aging with liver of sulphur, but that's too black/brown for what I was thinking. I also read about the eggs in a bag. I didn't see any results from that method. So after a few google searches, I saw recipes for all kinds of chemical mixes to age bronze. Finally I searched patina paints on the bay. I came up with a few. I wondered if anyone has used this stuff, or anything like it.
I want the blue/green tint rather than brown. Could that be done by maybe dunking the watch in salt water every day before work, then letting it sit in the sun?
Ideally I want something like this
Do you guys think this stuff might work?
Thanks!
I want the blue/green tint rather than brown. Could that be done by maybe dunking the watch in salt water every day before work, then letting it sit in the sun?
Ideally I want something like this
![c57e864335153088675ccd317cb99892.jpg](http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/15/03/14/c57e864335153088675ccd317cb99892.jpg)
Do you guys think this stuff might work?
![762a5384ac885ad553e00aaf7248699c.jpg](http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/15/03/14/762a5384ac885ad553e00aaf7248699c.jpg)
Thanks!