The easiest way to age metal EVER!

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I tried this on my neighbour's car.

epicon

You wouldn't believe how long it took me to find this video. I'm trying to look how to make a steel necklace look old and every thing is paint with patina or heat it up and put it in coffee ground. FYI doesn't work and I'm not painting a chain. This did work and gave it that industrial look I wanted. Thanks double like

burtjackson

Thank you so much for sharing this project! Very handy😊

JEVCreations

can’t wait to try this! i do photography and have been trying to figure out the best way to age metal for a photo idea

emilytorgalski

Heck yeah! That's all I needed to know. Thank you 👍

stellablue

thanks so much for this great, easy to follow video!

michebre

That was very helpful. Thanks for the video ✌️👍

iam

Thank you for the great video. Well made, to the point. 👍

robineggblue

Awesome. Gonna give this a shot with some guitar parts.

leftmyhands

Thx for this vid. Very helpful as I wish to age the same items you show in vid. I do wish to ask if you know how well the finished product will be for use on corrugated tin which I want to age for a kitchen redo.

TheGrumpyChef

Worked brilliantly and I still had the gloves! 😊👊

christiaandemarezoyens

Will this work on a medal fishing stringer?

billyjoeschannel

I used this method in the past and it worked fine but this time for some reason not so much. I think scuffing up the metal helped a bit, but in the end peroxide, vinegar and salt was the ticket.
Thanks for sharing,

DeeTee