Blue Patina Spray by Dixie Belle
Use patina spray over patina paint to create a beautiful blue, green, or rust patina.
- Blue spray over copper patina paint – produces
a blue patina.
- Green spray over bronze patina paint -
produces a green patina. Green over copper also gives a green patina but
the effect appears to be slightly less intense.
- Green spray over iron patina paint -
produces a rustic/brown patina
INSTRUCTIONS:
STEP 1: Clean surface with Dixie Belle White
Lightning, then rinse.
STEP 2: Base Coat
- If the surface is metal, apply a
coat of Dixie Belle Prime Start. Prime Start
contains an acid blocker that stops the rust from “eating” thru the patina
paint and degrading the metal
- If the surface is anything but
metal, apply a base coat of regular Dixie Belle paint and let dry. Color choice isn’t really
important but you can choose a color that is complementary to the patina paint you
are using.
STEP 3: Apply patina paint
- Shake Well!! Patina paint is chock full of ground metal
bits which will sink to the bottom. Shaking
is a must!
- Using your brush of choice, apply
one coat of patina paint and let dry.
The initial coat will be thin. That’s
okay, don’t panic.
- Once the first coat is dry, apply
a second coat of patina paint. While the
paint is still wet, continue to the next step.
STEP 4: Apply patina spray
- While second coat of patina spray
is still wet, apply a misting of patina spray over the paint.
- Sit back and watch the
magic!! It can take 2 to 6 hours to
reach the full effect.
No sealing is necessary, sometimes
the surface will have that “chalky” feel and the patina rubs off. To stop this, after everything is dry, run a
damp rag over the surface and let dry.
When you are finished, as a top coat you can use the Dixie Belle Patina Guard, Dixie
Belle Clear Coat or Gator Hide, or no top coat at all.
If you don’t top coat, it could continue to patina for a while.