Stucco Italiano · Metallics

Oxide Metal Copper

Oxide Metal Copper finish showing a verdigris teal and rust-orange patina effect

Solution of real copper that can be oxidised to varying degrees, reproducing the verdigris effect of the weathered metal.

InteriorsExteriorsObjects
Coverage0.5 – 1 Kg/m²
Colour CodeNatural

How It's Applied

Application process.

Reference sequence from the Stucco Italiano catalogue — always confirm against the current certified Technical Data Sheet before specifying or applying.

  1. Prime the substrate

    Apply Deko Primer / Universal Primer (Roller).

  2. Coat 1

    Apply Oxide Metal Copper using Trowel / Diluted: Roller / Spalter.

  3. Coat 2

    Apply Oxide Metal Activator using Brush / Cloth / Sponge / Spray.

  4. Seal & protect

    Finish with Oxide Metal Activator, further coats (optional) (optional, per project spec).

Specification

Technical summary.

Coverage0.5 – 1 Kg/m²
Colour CodeNatural
Recommended SubstratesInteriors, Exteriors, Objects
PrimerDeko Primer / Universal Primer (Roller)
Sealer / TopcoatOxide Metal Activator, further coats (optional)
FamilyMetallics — Decorative Paints

Documentation

TDS & safety information.

Technical Data Sheet

The specification summary above — coverage, coats, tools, and substrates — is drawn directly from Stucco Italiano's product catalogue. Use the button below to print or save this page as a PDF for your project file.

For the certified manufacturer TDS with full physical and chemical specification, request it from STRATA directly.

Safety & Handling

This finish uses real metal powders with an acid-based oxidising activator to develop its patina. Wear gloves and eye protection and work in a ventilated space when applying the activator, avoiding skin and eye contact — rinse immediately with water if contact occurs. Store the activator separately from the base coating and keep both away from children.

Request Certified SDS

This is general handling guidance prepared by STRATA, not a substitute for the manufacturer's certified Safety Data Sheet (SDS). Always consult the certified SDS for full hazard statements and first-aid measures before use.

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