Restoring Copper Awning

Copper awnings are used to protect and cover windows and doors while serving as an attractive accent to any structure.

Restoring copper awning.

Use scotch bright and wd 40 affil. Wash the copper in warm soapy water. With a soft dry cloth apply this paste to the tarnished areas of the awning. Our copper awnings are made with 16 oz copper.

Apply to the copper and buff with a soft cloth. The leader of copper cookware retinning and polishing since 1975 and the only service in the united states that specializes in the restoration of copper tea kettles and molds. These mixtures work because the acid in the vinegar or lemon juice strips the oxidized patina from the copper and the salt acts as a mild abrasive to remove the grime. Clean off residue or road grime with a mild solution of bleach and water.

The copper cleaning gel will not work as well if there is oil or road grime on the copper. Soak copper items in warm water with a small amount of gentle dish soap for about 10 minutes. Set your store to see local availability add to cart. Rinse the metal with water and dry it with a microfiber cloth.

Houstonian metal standing seam awning 24 in. Rinse with water and dry. An excellent cleaner for copper is chromic acid. Mac value is 0 001 ppm.

Wear gloves when touching the copper. After it has dried coat the copper with clear sealer. To make the copper all shiny again buff the awning with another soft dry cloth. Use a clean piece of scotch bright moving in a linear motion to produce a straight grain.

Mineral deposits and debris are likely contributing to the tarnished appearance of your copper. Each of our awnings are handcrafted to fit your specifications. 10 seconds in this cold juice makes it look like new. D in copper model h22 5cop 417 19 417 19.

H x 24 in. Chromic acid is not kiddy stuff. Then clean it with soap and water. Wet down the copper first then use a 10 bleach solution to wash off the copper.

Copper awnings provide temporary shelter from weather. You can also use lime juice instead of lemon.