Copper Buddha statue with 24K pure gold foil process



First of all, when making gilded bronze Buddha statues, we need to clean the surface of the bronze Buddha statue, polish it twice with sandpaper, apply primer, and wait for all to dry out. Then, use sandpaper again to polish it flat

Next is gluing. During the gluing process, attention should be paid to finding a specialized production workshop to avoid dust. Here, we use pure gold foil special glue that is easy to apply. We can use a brush, making sure the brush is clean. Be sure to find a new brush and use the brush to dip the gold glue evenly on the gold part of the copper Buddha statue. Be careful not to have any glue dripping. After applying, apply the gold foil at the corresponding time.

 

 

 

Use tweezers to pick up the gold foil and raw edges, flatten the gold foil and stick it to the surface of the Buddha statue. Beat with pure cotton cloth or a fabric that blends well with Andi to combine the surface of the gold foil and copper Buddha statue. Use a soft wool pen to sweep back and forth. The process of gilding bronze Buddha statues can not only improve the level of Buddha statues, but also increase the storage time of copper Buddha statues. After pasting the gold foil, we can use a high hardness and wear resistant oily topcoat to enhance the antioxidant properties of the gilded copper Buddha statues. Finally, we remind you to be careful not to collide and rub after pasting the gold foil, and not to store them in a humid and harsh environment.