
What materials can I use to create faux wrought iron?




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By now, I’m sure you’ve probably already completed your project but after reading other comments my thought is to use a yoga mat, spray paint the two sides, cut it into thin strips using a razorblade and straight edge, then spray paint the sides of the strips to finish. I have not tested the idea it yet, but I usually see plenty of used yoga mats at second hand stores for $2-3. Figured it might be worth the test for anyone else who would like to give it a try. I may even have to try it myself! 😁
This is a hard process. It takes blacksmiths years to prefect this. Perhaps something in a material that easier to work with but after painting gives the same look.
Is there a type of caulking that dies to a hard finish. With some very steady hands you could possibly recreate the pattern.
Going with a lighter weight material would also be a huge benefit.
Here is a site that uses empty toilet paper rolls and spray paint to achieve this effect.
https://www.instructables.com/Faux-Wrought-Iron/