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Antiquing cast resin for small scale production
I am looking for advice on how to antique bas relief plaques cast in polyester resin so that it looks like old ivory. I would prefer dipping or spraying because I have to produce many. Would like someone to develop a consistent system for me.
Pete LangeNorth Coast Trading - Seattle, Washington, America
Dear sir:
Polyester is platable material you could plating by copper and then patina it like you want here in Egypt we made [TOUT ANKAMOUN]collection from polyester and then plated with copper -nickel-gold because painting will not give you the feeling of metal whatever it was perfect.
Thanks and best regards,
Raafat AlbendaryNational Plastics Electroplating - Cairo, Egypt
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