How I put patina on cymbals!
Вставка
- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
- Hope you like this video! It took me a day to finish this one lol. Thanks for watching!
00:00 Introduction
00:13 look before everything
00:34 sanding the surface
02:58 dry the cymbal
03:20 the container
04:11 the solution: vinegar and salt water
05:18 applying the salt water
07:45 starts aging
08:32 the look of the patina
09:15 Demo before the patina
11:49 Demo after the patina
15:18 conclusion
Check out this another DIY patina 20” ride.
• Added Patina To My Sab...
Love it !!!! The best part is YOU... sharing and just being YOU... sharing your passion and your journey with everyone. Thanks, Drake... Keep 'em coming 🤸♂
Nice drumming. I like the sound after patinating..
That's what I'm looking for 👍🏽👍🏻👍 but didn't have time to comment on the earlier demo video....
And 9yrs later...a squillionaire 🤙🍻
Interesting. Glad to see that you actually use something like a Scotch-Brite Scouring Pad to clean you beautiful cymbals. In your other video you mentioned sanding your cymbals. Some people may have gotten the idea that you were using 80 grit sandpaper on them (ouch).
I enjoy your videos. Thanks.
Thanks!
Pfft, I use an angle grinder with a grinding disc on some of my cymbals 😂 I don't have a cymbal lathe, so I gotta do what I gotta do. Works for me.
I would use a professional cymbal cleaner & some lemon juice just in case I don't want to add micro scratches to my cymbals while scrubbing too hard. Very cool technique on the petina. 👍👍Interesting method tho. Thank you for your knowledge & experience. Good luck!
Thanks!
Yayyyy
Bello/Magnifico.🧨🧨🧨🧨🧨🧨👑
Grazie!
Hi Drake! Question: Why need for sanding? (think would remove any already-forming, natural patina...)
I believe the natural patina has some kind of protective effect on the cymbal. By removing it, it is easier to put the new patina on.
I might try this on my new Bosphorus Master 22. It’s too shiny!
Do it!!