The author of the project Elmira MukhametshinaPhoto by Victor Loginov, Victor Chernyshov, Vladimir PomogaevAntique wall clockSometimes even modernthe interior needs a thing with history, for example, a wall clock. The easiest way is to buy it in a corresponding store. But sometimes it makes sense to turn a new item into an antique. For this you will need copies of old engravings and a dial printed on a color inkjet printer, dark brown acrylic paint, two shades of gold acrylic paint, sandpaper, PVA glue, water-based varnish.
- Photo 1. The clock is dismantled, after which, using a thin drill, small cuts are imitated on the case, imitating the traces of wood-bug bugs.
- Photo 2, 3. The surface of the body is carefully cleaned with sandpaper, and then painted in dark brown color.
- Photo 4. The hands are removed. The new dial is coated with PVA glue on the back side and attached to the old one.
- Photo 1. The hands are removed. The new dial is coated with PVA glue on the back and attached to the old one.
- Photo 2, 3. A printed copy of an old engraving is carefully applied to the back wall of the case, which is coated with PVA glue from the inside.
- Photo 4. On the chassis in several layers of gold paint is applied. Alternating shades, achieve the effect of patina.
- Photo 1. On the chassis in several layers of gold paint is applied. Alternating shades, achieve the effect of patina.
- Photo 2. The redesigned chassis and dial, as well as the hands, are returned to their original place.
- Photo 3, 4. The body is treated with fine-grained sandpaper and covered with a water-based varnish. Now the clock is just like the old one!