Buying original and exclusive pieces can Jacquard Suppliers one day attain the status of becoming a collector's item and value increases. Leave the wax for 12 to 14 hours to dry and get ingrained into the metal. You can wax a sculpture as often as you like!

Some people like the gloss of a thin layer of wax and let it wane out while the patina changes color as it ages. After that polish and apply another wax coating if required, for additional gloss. This also gives the bronze sculpture a natural shine and unusual colors in the patina ranging from reddish to bluish shades.

As bronze is a durable, long lasting that can last for centuries, you should keep it clean and polished for you to enjoy its beauty and pass it down the generations as an heirloom. Waxing is another good option of preserving the shine and finish of the bronze models. Shoe brush and even a toothbrush can be used for light cleaning while for removing the grime and settled dust use mild detergent or soap with distilled water.

Waxing is another good option of preserving the shine and finish of the bronze models. Abrasive brushes, polishes and cleaning chemicals should not be used as it may react with the metal causing more harm than good. While cleaning if you notice that the patina is coming of or the statue is showing discoloration, do not alter it as it may damage the statue and Jacquard Cloth reduce the value of the sculpture. A thin layer of wax should be applied with a soft brush to evenly coat the whole area and then rubbed with a soft cloth or bristle brush. You can wax a sculpture as often as you like! This also gives the bronze sculpture a natural shine and unusual colors in the patina ranging from reddish to bluish shades. Wash it and let it air dry gently, rub with a soft material to remove the water spots.There are many processes of making bronze sculptures that include casting, Lost wax, and hammering.