WHAT DOES A PATINÁ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of a patiná in the Romanian dictionary
A PATINÁ2 ~ éz tranz. (metal, wood, stone, etc.) Make it skate (naturally or by special technical procedures). A PATINÁ2 ~éz tranz. (obiecte de metal, de lemn, de piatră etc.) A face să se patineze (pe cale naturală sau prin procedee tehnice speciale).
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A PATINÁ»
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Metal Embossing Workshop - Pagina 19
Magdalena S. Muldoon, Prolific Impressions, Inc. Pictured left to right: transparent paint, transparent dye, patina, filler paste Pictured above: 1) Plastic glass piece, 2) suede piece, 3). Mediums. FILLER. PASTE. An acrylic paste is used to fill the ...
Magdalena S. Muldoon, Prolific Impressions, Inc., 2008
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Copper: Its Trade, Manufacture, Use, and Environmental Status
moisture to carry the chemical conversion process to completion, the basic sulfate patina may never form. Exposed horizontal surfaces develop a patina more rapidly than sloping surfaces which, in turn, patinate more rapidly than vertical ...
Günter Joseph, Konrad J. A. Kundig, 1998
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Blacksmithing - Pagina 16
Tools and products for producing a black patina: gas torch, linseed oil, and wax Metals must be given a patina (varnish, wax, or paint) to protect them from rust. Applied with a cotton cloth or brush to the surface of a metal object, this coating ...
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A Survival Guide for Bronze Sculptors
Patinas are an art, not a spray can! If your foundry tells you that a certain patina may not work, listen to them. And each patination is going tobeunique. Some are easier tonearly duplicate. Somecan never be duplicated, the lucky accident no ...
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The Preservation of Antiquities: A Handbook for Curators - Pagina 34
The second group will then comprise all bronzes with an oxidized patina. The classification given by Villenoisy seems entirely unsuitable, for it does not by any means exhaust all the kinds of patina which may occur. Thus no mention is made ...
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Metal Clay Magic - Pagina 37
If you'd like to add subtle shades of color, try using a patina after you've fired and burnished your metal-clay piece. Avoid getting patina on your burnishing tools or in your tumbler. Photo a shows a piece with no patina (left) and one with a liver ...
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Heritage, Weathering and Conservation, Two Volume Set: ...
5 IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CONSERVATION OF OUTDOOR BRONZE SCULPTURE As noted in the Introduction, there is much concern about the possible damaging effects of bronze patinas produced by acidic air pollutants. This has led ...
Rafael Fort, Monica Alvarez de Buergo, Miguel Gomez-Heras, 2006
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The Stained Glass Classroom: Projects Using Copper Foil, ...
The whiting dries up excess moisture, helps clean the glass, and creates a natural patina from the lead came to color the solder joints. The more you work, the more beautiful your project will become. Sweep off the remaining whiting. Sprinkle ...
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Metal Plating and Patination: Cultural, technical and ... - Pagina 3
Patina Etymologically the term patina has most often been linked to the latin patena a shallow dish, the same root as the ecclesiastical paten, although the reasons for the derivation remain unclear. An alternative derivation has been ...
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Of Microbes and Art: The Role of Microbial Communities in ...
PATINA Physical and Chemical Interactions of Sub-aerial Biofilms with Objects of Art Thomas Dornieden, Anna A. Gorbushina and Wolfgang E. Krumbein Geomicrobiology, ICBM, Carl von Ossietzky Universitaet Oldenburg, P.O.B. 2503, ...
Orio Ciferri, Piero Tiano, Giorgio Mastromei, 2000
