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   Guest_ | Sep 17, 2000 03:50am | #1

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   Idea number one is the "SEARCH" button, lots of discussion of the search for the "instant patina".....Joe H

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   Guest_ | Sep 17, 2000 04:15am | #2

   *Idea number two is simply "P**s on it!".Incontinently, Steve

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   Guest_ | Sep 17, 2000 06:56am | #3

   *Steve, Thought it required a horse on the roof? Joe H

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   Guest_ | Sep 18, 2000 03:24am | #4

   *Clorox!Worked like a champ when I was spraying mildew near copper pipes. Green as can be.

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   Guest_ | Sep 18, 2000 04:15am | #6

   *Hard to believe it could be that easy! This has come up a number of times with all kinds of wacko ideas. Something as cheap & easy as clorox is way easier than finding a horse that can handle a ladder, have to try this soon. Way to go, Phil! Joe H

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   matt_assenmacher | Sep 18, 2000 04:15am | #5

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   I'm looking for advice, first hand preferred, on how to turn new copper roofing green w/o having to wait 50 years? Any ideas?