A thick consistency paste with solvent to achieve aged or metallic effects, as well as to emphasize surface cracks produced using PENTART crackle varnishes.

Rub a layer of the paste onto the surface to be aged; wipe off any excess material using a dry cloth, or a cloth dipped in turpentine-based solvent.

A thick consistency paste with solvent to achieve aged or metallic effects, as well as to emphasize surface cracks produced using PENTART crackle varnishes.

Rub a layer of the paste onto the surface to be aged; wipe off any excess material using a dry cloth, or a cloth dipped in turpentine-based solvent.

A thick consistency paste with solvent to achieve aged or metallic effects, as well as to emphasize surface cracks produced using PENTART crackle varnishes.

Rub a layer of the paste onto the surface to be aged; wipe off any excess material using a dry cloth, or a cloth dipped in turpentine-based solvent.

A thick consistency paste with solvent to achieve aged or metallic effects, as well as to emphasize surface cracks produced using PENTART crackle varnishes.

Rub a layer of the paste onto the surface to be aged; wipe off any excess material using a dry cloth, or a cloth dipped in turpentine-based solvent.

Surfaces of any antique copper objects can be transformed using the Patina Effect Powder and Patina Effect Reagents.

On the surface, create a layer on which the Patina Effect Powder is dispersed.

Material of the layer can be primer paste or Pentart self adhesive glue.

This layer should be slightly wet, when particles of the powder are gently pressed into it by brush.

Drop alternatively the Patina Effect Reagents to the surface for achieving different shades of patina.