[Jewelry making - Article 00005] - Re: [Orchid] Brown Polymer should be named 'tan'

[Michael Sabo]

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    I have been using this on my copper pieces and I have been surprised
    at how it has maintained the color I wanted to preserve. I apply to
    the surface with my finger or a small wad of paper napkin and it
    goes on like a thin wax. The film or coating left behind seems
    durable. I have yet to try it on a patinated piece but with the color
    tones left from heating the piece there appears to be a subtle
    enhancement of colors unlike lacquer which seems to alter the "tone
    or richness" of the colors. I've only been using this stuff for a
    month or six weeks but have been pleased to date. It would be worth
    while to those seeking a "friendlier" approach to a maker/user
    friendly finish and tarnish preventer. 

 
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