Unique Patinas with VersaMark

One of the most beautiful looks you can add to your creations is a brilliant heat patina. The stunning colors and natural corrosion look is a quick and easy way to add interest. In this tool demo, learn to use our VersaMark products for creating even more beautiful and intricate heat patinas using textures.
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[@TheGWENDALYNN]

COOL TOOLS IS MY "GO TO" source FOR MY CREATIVE ENERGY

[@helenculwell8726]

An awesome way to create patinas. Now I won't have to purchase expensive metal to achieve unique designs for my jewelry. Great video and thank you!

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Thanks Helen!

[@ClouserB]

Who knew? What a great technique!!

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Thanks Barbara!

[@sophienelson6966]

thank you versa mark and cool tools! this is exactly more than i have been looking for. im so grateful u shared this and btw i adore cool tools molds and templates, they are awesome love cooltools.us !!!

[@seaglassbarbara5083]

Can Versamark ink be used as a resist for etching on metal?

[@lajoyaquebuscas]

Muy importante la demostración de la demostración. Pregunto a Uds., si la patina usada puede servir para hacer como base de grabado al ácido.

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Hi Gregorio. VersaMark products can not be used for etching.

[@adelinebeden4866]

Great video! Thank you! :) I tried your technique but that doesn't work :( Is it necessary to use the "versamark" mark? I used "top boss embossing tinted acid free". Copper is forged. And I use a torch (max 2500°F) with butane. My friendships of France :) Adeline

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+Adeline Beden Hi Adeline, We have only done this technique with the "Versamark" brand. Thank you for your question!

[@manuelacirioni3828]

Dove si trova? E' fantastico

[@daniellem3643]

How long does this last for once fired? Do the designs eventually wear away?

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Hi Danielle, it should last awhile, but you can always use a sealant to make sure it lasts forever!

[@tamaraclapper]

Can you use a micro torch?

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Hi Tamara, yes, you can use a micro torch. Thank you for the question!

[@SharonRoseLAc]

You mentioned it "works for all metals" but only showed copper and bronze. Silver?

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Hi Sharon, yes this technique works with silver.