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How to patina unleaded solder

by Anna
(Milford, PA)

Q: Is there a way to add patina to unleaded solder?

Is there a prep step you may know of or a specific type of patina?

Anything information would be a big help...

A: There are several products on the market - we found a lead free solder that states, patina can be added- Silver Gleem Solder (1/2 lb).

It's lead-free and non-toxic and has "instant freeze."

It's perfect for making beaded or sculpted patterns in your soldering and can be left its natural silver color, buffed to a high sheen or colored with various solder patinas.

Check for a product "Novacan", read the label for proper application.

We have not used unleaded solder so this is information that we have read about rather than tried - we would love to hear how this worked for you - so that we can put the "great results' information on our site.

If anyone else has had success with this question or has any tips, leave them below.

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