PM9008 = Jax Iron, Steel & Nickel Darkener 2oz Bottle PM9008 = Jax Iron, Steel & Nickel Darkener 2oz Bottle PM9008 = Jax Iron, Steel & Nickel Darkener 2oz Bottle
PM9008 = Jax Iron, Steel & Nickel Darkener 2oz Bottle PM9008 = Jax Iron, Steel & Nickel Darkener 2oz Bottle PM9008 = Jax Iron, Steel & Nickel Darkener 2oz Bottle

PM9008 = Jax Iron, Steel & Nickel Darkener 2oz Bottle

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JAX IRON, STEEL & NICKEL BLACKENER
Produces an antique metallic black finish on iron, steel, and nickel.

Sold in a 2 fl oz bottle.

Jax Chemicals in 2 oz bottles may be shipped without hazardous shipping charges.

Jax Chemicals should also be used with care by experienced crafts people. Please read and follow directions and cautions. Keep out of the reach of children.

Using JAX Iron, Steel and Nickel Blackener is simple:

  • Prepare and clean the surface to be treated
  • Apply the JAX Iron, Steel and Nickel Blackener
  • Wash the JAX off the metal when the metal is slightly darker than your desired finish
  • Relieve with Scotch-Brite
  • Wash again with water and dry.


To ensure the best results, clean your metal of all lacquer, oil, grease and wax. JAX manufactures metal cleaners that are optimal for prepping your metal, but there is no one cleaner that will guarantee perfection. Your choice of cleaner depends on what you are trying to remove from your metal. Regardless of what you use to clean your metal, we recommend using Dawn Dishwashing Liquid as the final step before applying the JAX Iron, Steel and Nickel Blackener.

Wearing gloves is highly recommended as to not introduce oils from your hands to the metal. To be safe, eye protection is always recommended.

Use a bristle brush, sponge or rag and apply the JAX Iron, Steel and Nickel Blackener directly to the metal. You may also dip the entire object into the solution. However, do not leave the metal in the solution, or the solution on the metal, for longer than necessary. If the metal is clean, the JAX Iron, Steel and Nickel Blackener will work quickly. If left for too long the Iron, Steel and Nickel Blackener will rub off the metal easily. Practice and experience will help you find the right timing for your work.

If you are going to dip your metal into JAX Iron, Steel and Nickel Blackener, you may want to dilute the JAX with water; this will slow the reaction down and allow you to have more control over the finish (there is no magic dilution ratio – a little experimentation will allow you to arrive at the optimum ratio for your work).

If you are applying the JAX with a brush or sponge do NOT dilute the solution.

Once you have applied the JAX product to your satisfaction, rinse the metal well with fresh, clean water and dry.

At this point, you may use steel wool, a polishing cloth, or Scotch-Brite to achieve your desired finish. If you remove too much of the Iron, Steel and Nickel Blackener finish, you may reapply the JAX Iron, Steel and Nickel Blackener and start over.

If you seek to duplicate a particular finish, over-darken the metal and then “relieve” it with steel wool or a polishing cloth, as above. Once you are happy with your finish, you may wax, oil, or lacquer the metal as a final step, although in many cases leaving the metal “unprotected” may be desirable.

JAX products never expire, however, they can deteriorate over time if not cared for properly. Safety is the first priority. Always store JAX products at room temperature, in tightly closed original containers AND in a locked, safe place. Do not mix used product with fresh. Contaminating the original container will seriously reduce the shelf-life of the product.

Always use JAX Products in plastic or glass containers. When you dispose of used products and containers, please do so in at an approved waste disposal facility. Never reuse an empty JAX container.

Make sure to refer to the Safety Data Sheets for additional information before you begin. Do not mix JAX Products with any other chemicals.

Note:
It is always advisable to test JAX Iron, Steel and Nickel Blackener in a small inconspicuous area to make sure that it does not adversely affect or damage the surface being treated.

The JAX Iron, Steel and Nickel Blackener will NOT affect stainless steel.  The JAX Iron, Steel and Nickel Blackener is NOT a rust preventer




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