Hello,
My name is Andrea and I from Chile,south america.
I need to get black oxidation on my sterling pieces,someone know any
product that work without warmin up the piece?.
I need something to get a deep black color. thanks much!.
Andrea from Chile
Jax Silver Blackener works great!
Victoria Lansford
Hello Andrea,
I’ve been working with a product called Tech-ox “P” for 24 years
with great results. You can use it ice cold, but be forewarned, it
contains hydrochloric acid and tellurium. I have been looking for a
safer in many industries product for as long as I’ve been using it,
but with no success. Liver of sulfur (just as hazardous) has never
given me the results I get from Tech-ox. As long as you’re wearing an
OSHA-approved respirator and a good ventilation system, you’ll be
fine.
Here’s where to purchase it:
Technic, Inc.
http://www.technic.com
Good luck,
Jeff Herman
There is a product called Silver Black or Black Max that you can
paint on and it will provide a rich black. Make sure you only apply
it where you want it.
BBR - Sandi Graves
Stormcloud Trading Co (Beadstorm)
Saint Paul, Minnesota
I've been working with a product called Tech-ox "P" for 24 years
with great results.
thank you very much jeff! My problem is that I live in Chile and they
don’t mail any chemical products by air,so I need to prepare the
product my self. any sugestion?
thanks
My problem is that I live in Chile and they don't mail any chemical
products by air,so I need to prepare the product my self. any
sugestion?
People have in the past suggested putting work inside a plastic bag
with hard boiled eggs. Would that be a practical suggestion and
alternative to liver of sulphur or other such chemicals that you
can’t use?
Helen
UK
People have in the past suggested putting work inside a plastic
bag with hard boiled eggs.
Ah, I just saw an online tutorial on that. It might have been at
Elaine
http://www.CreativeTextureTools.com