Antiquing New Silver
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Antiquing a new mirror - adding chemicals to the silver as it
forms on the glass - offers you the widest possible range of
effects - especially if you use Pouring Silver which takes 5 minutes to deposit.
Antiquing is an organic process; no two mirrors turn out the
same. Our instruction offer several techniques. We are sure you
will invent new ones. For more information go to About Antiquing New
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To make a new "antique" silver mirror you need:
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$24.95
Turns silver gold, brown and gray |
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$34.45
Turns silver gold, brown and gray |
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$48.25
Sulfur compound turns silver gray and black |
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$5.95
Powdered chalk to create “clouds” |
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$11.95
Powdered chalk to create “clouds” |
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$2.95
General use polishing compound |
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$6.25
General use polishing compound |
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$5.95
Dissolves only silver. |
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$9.95
Dissolves only silver |
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$53.56
Dissolves only silver |
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$8.95
Black mirror backing paint. Covers 41 sq. ft. |
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$21.45
Black mirror backing paint. Covers 165 sq. ft. |
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$54.00
Black mirror backing paint. Covers 660 sq. ft. |
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$12.95
Commercial mirror backing paint. Covers 17 sq. ft. |
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$29.95
Commercial mirror backing paint. Covers 137 sq. ft. |
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$9.25
Refined tar backing. Covers 20 sq. ft. |
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$21.95
Refined tar backing. Covers 80 sq. ft. |
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$70.24
Refined tar backing paint. Covers 320 sq. ft. |
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