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context: The forbidden Twix… That looks fukken sweet! >
  
  Thank you 🙏🏻 >
  
  Super cool! I imagine that'd look neat alongside GMK Copper. >
  
  It does. I had to buy a set just to put that theory to the test >
  
  Nice, any tips to create one? >
  
  It depends if it's actually brass or copper, or just a faux patina.  With real brass or copper there are loads of ways to do it.  You can buy off the shelf solutions to force patina, or you could actually just use readily available materials you may already have.  One effective way to patina is using distilled vinegar and salt. Mix a saturated solution of vinegar and salt, and put it in a container with a sealable lid.  Place an the item to be patinad onto a stand, or item that will hold it out of the solution, place the lid on... walk away... come back the next day, and there you go... patina.   With vinegar, it's important to NOT submerge the object. Ironically, if you submerge it in vinegar, it will actually clean it.
  You can also use ammonia via the same fuming method. 
  Believe it or not, you can also place it inside a zip lock freezer bag with a smashed, hard boiled egg.  The released sulfur gives interesting patina effects, but it's slow compared to the other methods. 
  Certain bleaches can be very corrosive to brass and copper as well.  Warning though... NEVER mix bleach and vinegar... ever...  it will produce chlorine gas, and that shit can kill you.