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Welcome to our Satin Finish FAQ page! Here, you will find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about copper and brass finishes in a satin finish. If you need more information or would like to see examples of this finish on our products, be sure to check out our Finishes Document, which contains a wide range of additional finishes information and imagery.
Our satin lacquered finish is a polished before being coated with a number of layers of marine-grade lacquer. This type of finish is often used on brass and copper products to enhance the natural beauty of the metal, whilst the lacquer protects it from tarnishing over time.
Yes, a satin lacquered finish is suitable for both indoor and outdoor showers. We apply multiple layers of hard-wearing lacquer to minimise tarnish.
Yes, satin copper and brass finishes are safe for use in drinking water applications. They are also known for their antibacterial properties.
No, once an item has been coated in a protective lacquer, it no longer retains the naturally anti-bacterial properties of natural copper and brass.
Yes, copper and brass finishes can be used on both indoor and outdoor products. Copper and brass are naturally rust and corrosion.
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