Patina on Plastic?

Patina on anything is still the rage.  Take a look at a couple of these images.

I love the look on these pieces because they naturally would have patina on them.  Just like statues that sit out in the weather and the patina occurs over time.  Natural Beauty.

What if you are wanting a patina statement piece and you need it quick?  What if this statement piece is made of plastic?

Yep, it’s a Plastic Barbie Horse.  And I need it to look like this….

I can make that happen.

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The process is easy but takes a bit of time – drying time that is.

Step 1:  First coat of Metal Effects Primer

Step 2:  Second coat of Metal Effects Primer

Step 3:  First coat of Metal Effects Oxidizing Copper Paint (let dry at least 4 hours)

Step 4:  Second coat of Metal Effects Oxidizing Copper Paint

Step 5:  Spritz Aging Solution (30 minutes of second coat of Oxidizing Paint)

I’m going to go crazy with this stuff.

UPDATE:

This fake beauty sold on Day 2 at Warrenton.  She LOVED it!