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How to make new horseshoe's look old
I would like to know how I can take new horseshoe's and make them look rusty or old.
Teresa ThomasCrafter - Fargo, Oklahoma
2003
Leave them outside for a month or two, or dig them down in garden.
Bo Kønig- Odense, Denmark
2003
Dear friend,
plate brass and dip it in deanco 037/ tellurium di oxide. after this apply red wheel/ tub it in pink tubbing shot for half an hour.you will get the final finish like a old horseshoe.
If you need any further clarification let me know. bye
S.F.Quadri, plating manager.
Syed Farooq Quadri
mfgr. of costume jewelry- Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
2003
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