mnathan258

Hi,You probably could . I've never tried it.But you'd probably be better off just getting a bag of concrete mix.you could try sprinkling some peat moss on the bottom of the mold before you pour if like that look. Let me know what happens .

You can also try giving it a lot of coats with polyurethane or clear acrylic spray .As with the wax ,you want an non porous surface.But be prepared to lose the original.You might have to tear it out or even burn it out.It happens.Good luck!

Hi ,I don't know if it encourages or not.Thia pot I had sitting under bush for two years. Moss tends to like shade and moisture.You can also run moss through a blender with yogurt and paint it on.There's lot of recipes on the internet.Really haven't had any experience with vines.But tufa pretty tuff stuff. I've had some pieces for over 20 years . Good luck.

Hi,I really don't know metric.,Here they sell metal by gauge or weight.20 ga is about as thick as 5 or 6 sheets of printer paper .It's hard to bend by hand . It has to be thick enough to take a good beating without cracking.I found this on the following site if it's any help.Thanks .32 Mil/20 Gauge (.032") 20 gauge copper sheetinghttps://basiccopper.com/thicknessguide.html

Granules is fine.If the copper is real thin and your worried about it bending .Try hammering one side with a rubber mallet first.

I really don't know.Most instructions for paper use Ferric chloride which is milder.I use this because for transfer paper you need a printer with toner and I have an inkjet.Give it a try and see what happens.Let me know .

They just get darker so if you don"t like them shiny just wait a day.