This turned out pretty cool and just thought I'd share. The guy I was building this amp for (5f2-A) asked me to try a chemical patina process on his chassis and I obliged. I love trying new stuff. I did a little experimenting on some scraps and decided to apply the chemical to a heated chassis, rather than applying it cold which would have yielded a more uniform black color.
This is the site the chemicals came from. Kinda pricey for small quantities but not too bad I guess. I'm eager to try a turquoise colored patina on a future project.
We used the Slate Black: Traditional Black Patinas - Finishes



This is the site the chemicals came from. Kinda pricey for small quantities but not too bad I guess. I'm eager to try a turquoise colored patina on a future project.
We used the Slate Black: Traditional Black Patinas - Finishes
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