If using a roller we suggest a very tight nap roller as thick rollers tend to grab and hold the metal flakes. The paints are naturally high levelling so they normally flatten out quite well for a smooth finish.
For most projects, we recommend a foam or otherwise inexpensive brush.Customers have called to report great results and others have called with disappointing results. Mixing patina green and patina blue together will result in a ph that is totally different from either of these two solutions making the resulting patina colour and/or reaction difficult to predict. The answer is that the colour of the patina is directly related to the ph strength of the solution. Customers frequently ask if they can mix the Patina Antiquing Solutions together. The lighter patina green colour on these dark metals frequently ends up looking somewhat grey or white (a look many like).
The Patina Blue Antiquing Solution produces a strong blue patina and is the patina of choice for the very dark Blackened Bronze and Statuary Green Bronze Metallic Surfacers. There is not much difference in the formula between the Patina Green Antiquing Solution and the Rust Antiquing Solution and as it is the metal that determines if you get a rust or patina finish you can safely use the Rust Antiquing Solution as a substitute for Patina Green should you be working with both Iron and the other reactive Metallic Surfacers. That is, the metal flakes in the paint will oxidize when treated with one of our Antiquing Solutions. The following Metallic Surfacers are reactive.
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