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Dulling corrugated galvanised sheets
I hope to use galvanised corrugated sheets as an internal wall lining. Is there any way to dull the brightness of new galvanising to give more of a matte weathered look?
Thanks,
Interior Design - Cardiff, Wales, UK
2006
A. Try using a spray bottle with common cheap vinegar ⇦in bulk on eBay or Amazon [affil links] which is acetic acid, a non regulated rather cheap and available acid.It may have to set overnight. Wash well with a hose.
James Watts- Navarre, Florida

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