5. Use ammonia 'For a more intense patina, you can expose brass to ammonia fumes,' says Coates. 'Put your brass piece in a sealed container with a little bit of ammonia in a dish (don’t submerge ...

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First off, make sure that you're working on solid brass with no lacquered coating. Otherwise, this won't work. The secret to the patina is ammonia. But remember ammonia has pretty strong fumes so ...

First off, make sure that you're working on solid brass with no lacquered coating. Otherwise, this won't work. The secret to the patina is ammonia. But remember ammonia has pretty strong fumes so ...

First off, make sure that you're working on solid brass with no lacquered coating. Otherwise, this won't work. The secret to the patina is ammonia. But remember ammonia has pretty strong fumes so ...

First off, make sure that you're working on solid brass with no lacquered coating. Otherwise, this won't work. The secret to the patina is ammonia. But remember ammonia has pretty strong fumes so ...