SHIPWRECK FORCED PATINA FINISH

THIS IS A SHIPWRECKED FORCED PATINA FINISH ON COPPER, THAT YOU CAN DO ON ANY COPPER, MINE WAS DONE ON A SPYDERCO DELICA WITH AFTERMARKET COPPER SCALES.
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[@rcredmon]

Neat. I've done forced patina with apple cider vinegar vapor. Place the copper in a a container on top of a screen and pour the vinegar in the bottom. Seal it and come back in a few days and it's beautifully blue.

[@SeemsLogical]

It's amazing how dramatic the transformation in color is. And with little effort and some common household items anyone can do it. Thanks for the video Jerad!

[@NeevesKnives]

My next ones will look even better

[@reidspeed77]

I got salt, it's from the dead sea,,it came out of Jordan and I don't think a rabbi has mumbled at it,,

[@billybadass9031]

Rabbis pull baby foreskins off with their mouth so I'd say that's some good salt.

[@ARSZLB]

…sorry, but what the fuck m?

[@billybadass9031]

69th comment like.

[@woofy9977]

@@ARSZLB oy veyy

[@jamestuccillo]

Yeah definitely not going to work then...

[@SemperFi_EDC_Guy]

Damn, that's brilliant!

[@jozefspeariett773]

,,,, I

[@that_blue_ch3vy]

🗡️

[@HughWoo]

No, it’s not. I’m an archeologist, understate type… and it’s not anything similar to what the sea does.

[@SemperFi_EDC_Guy]

@@HughWoo damn, well I retract my comment. I was hoping a Finding Neno Indiana Jones would weigh in. Thank you good sir!

[@fustercluck2460]

@@HughWoo Yeah well, I'm a chicken and I say otherwise.

[@jamesR1990]

Thank you for this. I just used this tutorial to force the same patina onto my Artisan Cutlery Shark with Copper Scales

[@cianmcclees5905]

I've done forced patinas on quite a few knives and copper and brass mods back in the day. I've always loved how they turn out. Every time they turn out different due to the different patterns you can do with the salt. Glad someone else did it

[@NeevesKnives]

Yeah I'm going to do another similar video and show a slightly different way in order to get certain patterns while keeping the copper nice and brite

[@tonyb8434]

Try some mustard. You get cool colors with it too. You can draw with mustard, so you can do a lot. Ammonia and salt with mustard is awesome too.

[@quintonbundy4647]

I like how I was just looking up how to force patina copper 20 minutes before this was uploaded

[@original696sin]

Hey man. Just a fyi. It will work better if you soak the towels and put a platform in the middle. I made one from cardboard or whatever will hold the blades. Suspend the scales face up on the platform in the middle of the bowl and spray the scales with ammonia also. Then put the salt directly on the scales. You also can decide where you want the blue doing that also. And can even make some cool patterns. Just makes sure to reapply salt once it melts and respray every few hours. It works great.

[@morphsanmore2324]

You can also use mustard to get some cool patina colors and designs

[@OpticBen89]

Hit the clear with 320 in-between coats to smooth the surface for final wet coat

[@NeevesKnives]

🙏

[@Rauzwel]

Thank you for actually showing the results for more than 2 seconds. Looks great, man

[@fgaming9099]

You are my fave knife cannel and recently got my first knife I got the kubey carve

[@NeevesKnives]

Oh sweet! How are you liking it so far?

[@matthewlipari8508]

That's one of the sickest copper finishes I've ever seen!! Love the colors!! Thanks for the recipe!!!

[@donnyh3497]

That's tight. I wonder what would happen if you hooked some low voltage electrodes to it while you did that 🤔

[@dylanwood2287]

hella sick idea

[@loriamora6202]

more colours depth & texture perhaps..? what do i know but comment

[@Taqiyya-Redflag]

That would be wild!

[@BrandonGavin_EDC]

Looks great! I can’t wait to do that to one of my knives and flashlight.

[@dennisbroekhoven6367]

You come a long way with customization since the start of the channel. I remember telling you how to heat anodize and you did you still 0450 and I believe a couple kubys too. Great work jer just remember though doing this you need baking soda water to neutralize your patina mixture of not you will get blistering and pin holes in your clear coat. You can actually see it at the end of this video when you do the little b-roll brother. Other than that killer work

[@NOISlights]

Raw natural ammonia sea salt and iodized salt a fishnet stalking sample process rest on fishnets and see the dragon scale pattern you will get with green and blue patina from both salts.

[@Bear-Ur2ez]

What a unique idea . I really like the way they came out. Great job

[@patty_hoops458]

Thats easily my dream knife

[@billiondollardan]

I wasn't sure about this but the results speak for themselves dude. Looks sick

[@lostfound8112]

Great video buddy. Very simple but stable mod. I'd practice changing things around see if you can find a pattern you like

[@maddcap76]

Thank you for doing a detailed and SHORT video. 👍🏼

[@carlito7863]

Wooow! It's beautiful! 👍

[@johnpawly1849]

Wow that looks cool. I’ve finally got a pm2 p, amalgam and a manix2 xl. Beautiful knives. I never got into spiderco until I started watching all you guys and I’ve changed my brands a little. Have great day knife brother

[@BoundingBeast]

That looks amazing. For the first time I think I might regret going with titanium scales for my bugout mini.

[@UnstoppableTramp]

That looks amazing. Great job 💪

[@croom332]

Holy crap that came out amazing! Makes me wanna try it on my mini bugout

[@iron_quill]

Beautiful work man! Love it!

[@redriver6541]

That's beautiful. I've never seen that done.... I love it.

[@trevorcrane5271]

That's so butiful!

[@jbokline2884]

Came out super good dude 👌

[@Mosstachio]

Definitely had some off gassing or some sort of reaction still happening. Probably would want to soak in baking soda water for a bit then a really good dry cycle with good airflow before clear coating. Also, when clear coating, be as continuous and fluid with your spray pattern, just like you would with any other rattle can. You can clearly see how uneven and matte looking the clear coat is at the end. Also, never hurts to apply a couple coats of clear then fine sand and polish to get it super smooth and clear, helps the clear coat last longer and prevents any uneven weathering.

[@NeevesKnives]

Thank you for all the information 🙏 👊

[@greemu]

Love how it looks! +Props for actually showing the finished product in the end

[@havoc1zero]

Do you wash it off with anything before you seal it? Or just straight out the container and sealed? I’m assuming you neutralized it somehow to prevent it from continuing to oxidize.

[@objectivegiant804]

I’m wondering the same thing. Seems like a rinse and dry would be warranted to make sure the clear application lasts.

[@u12bdragon]

Probably balance the pH

[@dennisbroekhoven6367]

Ohhh yes you have to rince it good use water with a bit of baking soda to neutralize the every. If not you could get blistering of your clear coat. You can actually see it happening when does the little b-roll at the end there

[@Deadpan17]

@@dennisbroekhoven6367 I thought I saw that happening! Nice tip, appreciate the info. I was wondering if it should be neutralized.

[@NeevesKnives]

I did rinse it off first and let it dry with water, I didn't use baking soda but I rinsed it well, in 60 seconds it's difficult to get every single detail perfectly

[@edcknifetool2145]

Such an easy DIY project with great results🔥🔥

[@bobmackay9281]

That's awesome great job

[@RMOR_KNIVES]

I dig that look

[@michaelgregory8557]

Outstanding young Sir.

[@cej3940]

Man, ammonia and salt patina will never get old

[@donavantew8278]

Awesome brother

[@adumberfling9959]

Dude are you a wizard

[@josephlilley9249]

Yeah. Definitely going to have to order a pair of copper scales for my pm2 so I can do this lol. Those scales look awesome

[@tommyboy8341]

Looks amazing

[@jhonrutger3508]

That'd beautiful can you do a forced patina with vinegar or mustard?

[@ATMAtim]

Hey, each to their own.

[@superrad1659]

That looks gorgeous. Been thinking about trying this on my copper Leek. Can you feel any texture from a heavy patina, unevenness where the colors transition or anything like that? If you CAN feel it, does it make it any less enjoyable feeling in hand?

[@peetsnort]

Try himalayan rocksalt

[@wigglywrigglydoo]

What did you spray it down with? Did you need to wipe the patina bridge spraying?

[@superrad1659]

@@wigglywrigglydoo I have not done mine yet, my comment was directed towards Jared or anyone else with 1st hand experience. I actually still have a cpl questions myself

[@superrad1659]

@@wigglywrigglydoo I believe in the video he just seals it with regular ol' rattlecan clearcoat/varnish.

[@justdumpit9789]

Nice gloves. See you got those heavy duty nitrile.

[@adg1017]

Looks killer. Well done.

[@tht1guyudntkno887]

Yeah looks amazing

[@TheMakbet]

Could you please show us how to change the color of titanium covers with electricity?

[@floriansarton5911]

You should try flamed copper it's so beautiful.

[@soulcleaner3578]

This looks cool.

[@christolley4946]

Man, they look great absolutely too cool

[@WColdblooded357W]

Looks great

[@terrihoerncheno7284]

That knife looks so cool

[@dolguldur4706]

Thank you for watching

[@lawrieadam]

Really nice look. Love it.

[@dill3056]

beautiful

[@BluminatiNinja]

That's awesome!

[@allanfulton7569]

OK that's awesome.

[@estellauwu6023]

that is so beautiful

[@S_T_3_V_E]

Hey man buy you a can of Spraymax 2k Clear, it's about 25 dollars but worth every penny. It's a night and day difference compared to Rust-Oleum. The scales look amazing great job. #BangGang #NeevesKnives

[@JPK1981]

Did you coat the inside of the scales with anything to prevent the "patina" from corroding that surface? I would think a petroleum based salve would work and be easy enough to clean off.

[@NeevesKnives]

nope just the clear coat afterwards

[@billybadass9031]

I really like this. Thank you for posting.

[@mikehalf4027]

J ya made it look easier then any other channel. Nice

[@NeevesKnives]

👊

[@2SS_PANDA]

That is dope as hell

[@zeuqramjj2002]

That’s actually unique!

[@Lumencraft-]

That was interesting

[@BAMA-1986]

That actually looks pretty Awesome

[@DullPoints]

Beautiful! I wonder if you can buff the clear coat for some extra smoothness.

[@NeevesKnives]

Absolutely

[@woodmanoutdoors5410]

Going to definitely give this a try

[@TylrVncnt]

Beeeauuutiful!!

[@happiknife7716]

This is awesome ✌️

[@tommypeds]

Looks great Jerad!

[@derfuchs3296]

Glad the knife is Kosher :D

[@hubertkupis6054]

the way you are talking makes the whole unattractive man. SMILE! and be happy with what you are doing

[@mikejurnak4253]

They look great if I had copper scales I would do it in a second easy and cheap

[@NeevesKnives]

Yes it's super easy to do

[@inboundconstellation6653]

Dude that's beautiful. I'ma keep that in mind.

[@LayeredCreationsPNW]

I seriously need to know, what version of Delicate is this, and where do you get the scales? I’m moving away and really want to do this for my dad before I go x any information would be incredibly appreciated! Keep up the INCREDIBLE job!

[@jeffl9956]

If your going to do this watch some other videos first because there’s about 10 different combinations you can use and they all make different hues of blues and greens, and all make it patina in different patterns. You can also do this with diff ingredients to get reds, oranges, and even pink hues. They will All make different results on the final product.

[@landscapingspecialist]

Nice work Neeves!

[@kjam87gxp]

Sick as hell bro

[@blakehall9391]

very cool and unique. any other DIY tricks like this?

[@stephenbarone4053]

If you do it to brass, what colors show up? Thanks.

[@autumn5592]

Pretty much the same because brass is mostly copper.

[@aidankrautner8254]

This is really cool! Never knew how it was done

[@Sixdramaticsystemsfromamemory]

Wow! That looks awesome!

[@timothyturner9134]

Idk anything about patina but is the orange on the scales actual rust or patina ? How do you tell the difference? And your knife looks awesome now .. really love that color

[@davidpelton1154]

Yoooo your to smart man holy cow beautiful work

[@thunderdick6117]

Are you not able to clean it is that why the finish isn't completely smooth ? Or did you accidentally get something in the clear coat? Either way it still looks awesome.

[@theaftermath525]

Nice I'll be doing this on mine in a few minutes

[@Turtlejohn8]

Did I see a video of you doing this to that new copper zippo with the black plated insert?

[@rorybuckminster1329]

Woaaaaa that’s sick

[@NeevesKnives]

🙏

[@cyrilculton1181]

Gorgeous

[@mjracaniello]

Very cool.

[@davidhalbleib5040]

Awesome, that turned out nice. 👍

[@Lemon_Sage9999]

That's it, my mini Elementum is getting sanded, polished, and patina'd up because wtf. I also like my hands to smell like hand and not pennies, so adding clear coat sounds greaat too 😂

[@richardf9137]

KILLER !!!!!

[@banerifthammer4608]

That's beautiful man I was thinking about getting some copper scaled knives might give that a go

[@oni_goroshi]

Looks good other than not spraying on the clear worth a shit.