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Supplies needed are; Razor Knife or Scissors, J-roller, Brush or Roller, and Contact Cement

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Once the copper is cut to approx. size with the scissors or razor knife, gently turn the copper over for glueing.

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Apply an even coat of contact cement to the project using either a brush or roller

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Apply an even coat of contact cement to the back side of the patina copper

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Allow both project and copper to dry per the instructions on the contact cement can. Usually until both pieces are tacky but not wet

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Use small spacers between the copper and project to avoid sticking while aligning the copper. Once...

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Once the copper is glued, use the J-roller working from side to side, and top to bottom...

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Once the copper is glued, use the J-roller working from side to side, and top to bottom...

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If the copper is cut oversized to wrap edges, use a small wooden dowel and gently work the edges over, working in small sections at a time.

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Once the copper is applied it can now be finished. If your copper is waxed, no further finishing...

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The finished project will be sure to get you plenty of compliments from its unique and beautiful appearance.

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An example of a kitchen backsplash installation. Cut the thin backer board to the exact size to...

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Glue the copper sheet to the backer board as per the instructions before. Outlet holes can be cut and trimmed after glueing.

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Once glued and finished, the backsplash can be glued to the backsplash wall using construction...

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A bathroom vanity covered in Enchantment patina copper

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A custom bar top covered in Raw copper with an acrylic epoxy overcoat

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A kitchen backsplash covered in Bamboo patina copper

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A kitchen backsplash covered in Bamboo patina copper

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