Visit us at the 2020 SHOT Show this January!

Posted By Eric Olander on December 20, 2019

B/Ox 311 GEL Restores this Statue’s Stature

Posted By Eric Olander on May 3, 2016

Recently one of EPi's B/Ox 311 GEL customers shared the difficult to do restoration job. Previously the part had turned green from the chlorinated water used in the fountain. It was all...
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Antiquing/Oxidizing Verdi Green Finishing Tip Using B/Ox 311 and B/Ox 316

Posted By Eric Olander on December 3, 2012

Having problems finishing verdi green on brass and copper? Read a customer's finishing tip below to learn more. "Thank you I finished testing with the samples and I was able to complete the...
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EPi's Innovative Lab Develops New Uniform Black Processing for Bright Nickel Ultra Blak 466

Posted By Eric Olander on October 29, 2012

Ultra Blak 466 is new black processing for nickel that produces a beautiful jet-black color on bright Watts nickel, satin nickel, and solid nickel substrates. In most cases some heat is required to turn the nickel to a black nickel in a timely fashion. The advantage of the Ultra Blak 466 is it...
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NASF Sur/Fin 2010 Grand Rapids, MI is a Great Success for EPi

Posted By Eric Olander on July 14, 2010

Sorry for the delay in not writing a blog, but my father Stan has had some health challenges. Sur/Fin 2010 was a great success as we visited potential new customers and existing ones on new processes. It seems that alkaline non cyanide copper was one of them more popular topics. The  discussion...
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EPi Launches New Thicker Verdi Green Patina B/Ox 316 GEL

Posted By Eric Olander on December 14, 2009

EPi is excited to announce a new product for achieving verdi green finish on copper and copper alloys B/Ox 316 GEL. This latest new product B/Ox 316 GEL is easy to use and produces a thick verdi green that accepts thick clear lacquers and thick clear powder coats. Previous verdi green products...
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Eric Olander President of EPi Hosts Business Discussions with Potential Partnership with Japanese Company Dicronite

Posted By Eric Olander on June 26, 2009