How to quickly rust welded metal art
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 Published On Nov 25, 2021

In this video I will be showing you how to chemically rust up your welded metal art projects for that ultra unique look! I will be showing you all of the supplies you will need, the recipe for the rapid rust solution, the procedure, some tips on how to mask certain parts, and the results of using a clear coat on this type of finish.

I decided to do a 2 tone finish on my welded sheet metal fox because of the results of a poll I put out where my subscribers wanted to see a rust/polished fox that looked similar to a real red fox coloring.

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Quick reference jump points in the video.
00:40 Movember cancer research fundraising
01:27 What supplies do I need for this?
02:22 What can I expect to see from this process - considerations?
03:34 The rapid rust recipe
03:56 Experimenting with the process to see the colors we can get
09:32 Masking up the fox to protect the polished areas
11:04 Rusting up the fox!!! Yikes!
13:23 Removing the masking tape to reveal the polished areas
15:08 Spraying on the clear coat
18:22 Final fox showcase

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Disclaimer: These videos are intended for entertainment and inspiration. Working in a wood shop, metal shop, welding shop, or auto shop is dangerous without proper safety and experience. Always seek professional advice and training before using any power tools/machinery/equipment. If you have any uncertainty before performing any shop procedure, stop and get certified training so you can learn the safe method/technique. Do not attempt anything simply because you saw it in one of my videos. Be smart, use common sense, respect your power tools/machines, and be safe.

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