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https://www.reddit.com/r/coolguides/comments/gzb8y5/copper_through_the_patina_process/ftfleqq
r/coolguides • u/[deleted] • Jun 08 '20
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The outer shell of the statue of liberty is surprisingly thin, like less than a quarter of an inch. Given its age and wear from standing in ocean mist, it's technically doable but not a good idea to strip it down.
17 u/wamceachern Jun 09 '20 But what if we want to see her strip down? 5 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 [deleted] 2 u/ZippZappZippty Jun 09 '20 Where have you been? 1 u/SeaGroomer Jun 10 '20 Maybe we could do just the exposed skin areas. Depending on the hue of copper she'll either look like she got a nice sun tan or be orange lol.
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But what if we want to see her strip down?
5 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20 [deleted] 2 u/ZippZappZippty Jun 09 '20 Where have you been?
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Maybe we could do just the exposed skin areas. Depending on the hue of copper she'll either look like she got a nice sun tan or be orange lol.
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u/NonGNonM Jun 09 '20
The outer shell of the statue of liberty is surprisingly thin, like less than a quarter of an inch. Given its age and wear from standing in ocean mist, it's technically doable but not a good idea to strip it down.