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Red Variegated Metal Leaf

This is a brass transfer leaf which has been treated with chemicals and acids to produce a random coloured pattern on the leaf. The colours are also random, but as a guide, the stated colours indicate a predominance of that colour. Booklets of 25 leaves each measuring 140mm x 140mm.

This is a pack of Transfer Leaf. Each leaf is placed on a sheet of wax or tissue paper which is slightly larger in size - this sheet acts as a carrier that will make the leaf easier to apply. Transfer leaf should be placed face down, while applying slight pressure and the metal will be released onto a surface prepared with adhesive. The wax/tissue carrier sheet can then be peeled away.

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  • Gorgeous

    I loved these copper sheets. They peeled away from the backing paper easily. I wanted a rougher look to my project so I used smaller pieces that overlapped. I used it on the inside of 2 downlighters in my kitchen and they look stunning. I'm very pleased with the look and the price I achieved it for.

    - Avril Green from Sandbach, United Kingdom on Feb 23, 2015
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  • In the right hands....!

    Mine are not the right hands as I made a mess first time around. There are no instructions so I typed Gilding into Google and came up with 150 YouTube video's. These were great so I tried again and made a good job of the fillet of a frame. The leaf itself looks fantastic but it is not for me but I would recommend it as I have seen the great results that can be acheived.

    - David Molloy from Rossendale,, United Kingdom on Feb 15, 2013
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  • Ditto

    Ditto

    - Frank Bove from Leeds, United Kingdom on Dec 11, 2018
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