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Copper is treated to achieve reddish, brown, blue, and sometimes purplish hues which mimic the first step of patina seen in metal aged 1 to 5 years.
Soft blue-green highlights begin to emerge from the bronze background emulating early term patina formation between 5 to 15 years.
Blue-green highlights blossom from the dark bronze background. Typical on copper during late term patina formation between 15 to 25 years.
Architectural grade brass sheets are treated to achieve deep hues often associated with bronze statuary. Reddened Brass is available in a variety of textures and shades. The color is deep, luminous, luxurious, and complex. These colors can be achieved on either non directional or long grain brushed brass and architectural bronze.