Repatination

[Dino]

Can you guys describe the various repatination methods you can use on coins?

I cleaned some bronze coins a bit too aggressively and need to think about repatinating. 

For example, I've heard someone say use peroxide, but how?

Dip it?  What does it do?

Etc.

Thanks.

[Johnny]

I've tried peroxide,  but with limited results,  it did turn the coin black after a soak of 20 minutes  or so but  I was not 100 % satisfied of the results (  keep watcing it  as I am not sure on the time)

I'm  currently  using dellar  and jax products  and finding that it works great

[Salem Alshdaifat]

you can try Vasaline with Sulfur, you have to mix them togather tell it is thick like mud, and tell the mixture dosent stick at your hand, then with drill plastic brush go over the coin, and this way you will have a patina.
regards
Salem

[Johnny]

Salem,

where can you get sulphur,  I've been looking,  but can't find any

[vic9128]

where can you get sulphur,  I've been looking,  but can't find any

Dellar's darkener contains sulfur in petroleum jelly.

[Raymond]

Salem, where can you get sulphur,  I've been looking,  but can't find any

Know anyone in high school or university with access to the lab?  Failing that, garden supply stores (Home Depot, Rona, etc.) carry sulfur powder for reducing soil PH (azaleas like that) and for use as an insecticide/fungicide.
Raymond

[Salem Alshdaifat]

I got it from Garden supply.
Salem

[Mayadigger]

Ave!

JAX makes a number of excellent re-patinating products. I highly reccomend them all.

Kevin