is posible to have this product in antique brass ??
1986010
This door lock only comes in silver and gold color. Currently there is no antique brass color.
277058
When I bought mine 2 yrs ago it was only available in Antique finish. Well made, high quality fixture.
689164
All brass should be re-loadable (bare brass casings and nickel plated). Steel casings are the only thing I know of that you can't re-load.
2081195
I think it would fit in beautifully with brass accents. It is more gold than silver, but burnished with black, so isn't shiny. I have been very pleased with the piece and am thinking about ordering another one so I can use as bedside tables. It looks very expensive.
1158487
I don't see why not. The brassy color is from minerals in the water. Doesn't matter if it is well water, or not. I use this when I take trips. Works really nicely in hotels with soft water, too.
1940468
Not a good option,a chrome shop should be able to properly strip your piece,copper it and chrome it with no problem.
1525391
Have not tried glass to brass, but have tried metal to metal, semi-precious stone to metal, wood to metal....all with great success. The key is holding with pressure until a good bond is achieved for a good set. Good luck with your project.
951189
Sorry.... used it on brass with a satin finish so can't answer your question.
2137187
I think this could go very nicely with antique furniture. It's a beautiful piece with a timeless look to it.
2255155
These are shinier than they look in the photo, but they are still "vintage-y" looking. If you have shiny hinges and an oak finish, these should look okay. Your knobs will be the focal point, you can always darken the hinges if they conflict with the knobs. Shiny brass would look too new. Although I haven't tried, it might be possible to polish these up to shiny, because usually they are just chemically oxidized on the surface.
317285
I really do not know how it will react on brass. On steel it darkens up really well and looks black not blue. It is designed for gun metal/ferrious type metals. So, you might want to try something else for your brass. But hey, it might work but I really do not think it will. Sorry wish I had a better answer for oyu.
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Thank you for your question, Frank! If there's an age where someone would benefiting from Vintage Build, we don't think anyone has found it! :) You can absolutely use it confidently, and we're sure you'll appreciate its results.Thank you Sharonetta & Bob for your prompt answers.Keep it Old School, everyone!
1836395
Brass -- in my opinion it looks better with age. Scuffs and oxidation add to its appearance. Warmer looking. Feels better in the hand. Buffs up quickly if needed. I hope this helps your decision.
1408997
I have not used it on antique furniture but the compound has wood fibers in it which should take a water-based wood dye in order to make it blend with the original finish. On antique furniture I either replace the wood in kind or use burn-in stick shellac to fill small holes and cracks. This is a wonderful product and performs as advertised. I used it to restore fretwork on an 1892 Queen Ann house with excellent results. Of course I painted over the repairs which now cannot be seen. For painted antique furniture this would be excellent. By the way, it's final color when hardened is a light tan.
1178449
Haven't used on Brass.... Used on Silver and Gold... It's all natural so i can't see it doing any harm.... I say give it a try...
205505
Dear Josh, Thanks for your inquiry. This item is comes only in antique walnut. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have further questions. Thank You, Clickhere2shop
210641
The finish is antiqued brass and this item also fits the older style fan blades