patinise

/ˈpætɪnaɪz/
verb
  1. To give a surface a patina, usually a greenish film on bronze or copper, or a similar aged look on other materials.
    • They hired a craftsman to patinise the metal railings for an antique appearance.
    • The artist decided to patinise the bronze statue to make it look centuries old.
    • You can patinise copper roofing with a special chemical solution.
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