How to Apply Real Copper Metallic Paint with Oxidising Patina

See how to apply copper patina paint to walls for an authentic finish. To achieve the oxidised copper paint effect, there are a variety of techniques that can be used.
To get this paint patina effect, we followed these steps:
0:00 Introduction
0:56 For new surfaces, apply an undercoat first
1:14 Apply masking tape to all surface edges for a clean finish
1:28 Mix the paint with a paint stirrer
1:31 Using a paintbrush and 10mm roller, cut-in along the edges and apply 2 coats of paint, allowing 2 hours to dry between each coat
1:41 Wearing gloves and eye protection, lay down drop sheets to protect the floor, then gently rotate the oxidising patina to mix it
2:02 Pour the oxidising patina into a spray bottle then spray it liberally over the entire wall
2:11 Remove the drip streams by dabbing or gently throwing a clean rag at the wall
2:25 Allow drying for at least 2 hours
2:29 Dilute the patina with water to fill in any missed areas with a finer spray
Note: For a more subtle washed out finish, dilute the patina with up to 80% water to 20% patina
2:59 To seal and protect the finish, apply 1 coat of natural clear matte with a 15mm microfibre roller
For the best paint copper patina finish, you will need these items:
10mm microfibre roller and paint tray
75mm paintbrush
Spray bottle
Gloves and safety glasses
Clean rags and drop sheets
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Masking tape
Paint stirrer
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15mm microfibre roller
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