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I,m a carpenter from Chicago and I would appreciate some information on how to prevent copper from “goin-green”.
Is there a “one-time” product available to apply (a 14/12 is tough to tackle several times!) Any help would be much appreciated
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Gee, most people, including homeowners love the patina. Copper gutters are a prime example. I did a porch remodel last month, and had to try to purchase chemicals that make an instant patina. Ended up using myriatic acid. Oh well, I guess thats why they make chocolate and vanilla. I would use laquer on your flashings.
*Clear coating only last a short time on copper ask all the door hardware people. Besides I have all this old hardware that some day I'm going to polish up and reuse.............as soon as I sort throught that box of mixed screws I keep aroundBill CurryCurry Construction
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I,m a carpenter from Chicago and I would appreciate some information on how to prevent copper from "goin-green".
Is there a "one-time" product available to apply (a 14/12 is tough to tackle several times!) Any help would be much appreciated