I am reaching way outside the box here.
When working with wood, particularly cherry, where that aged patina is very
attractive, a great way to advance the process is to fume it with ammonia.
Works fantastic!
I have no idea what ammonia would do with copper. For all I know the reaction
could be noxious or worse. But if you have a small piece of copper to test on
it might be worth the effort. Or if there are any chemists on here, what say
you?
God bless
73
jb
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