#14 Antique Restoration Slotted Bubble Head Decorative Screw

#14 Antique Slotted Bubble Head Screw This antique restoration slotted head screw is a replica of the traditional screw used on antique and vintage hardware. This screw is a beautiful addition to all hardware and furniture pieces. Dimensions Finish Description Style: Bubble Head Thread: #14 Head Diameter: 7/16" Head Height: 11/64" Driver: Flathead Image shown in black oxide finish Raw: Metal is left untreated. Recommended for those wanting to add their own finish or wanting a natural rust finish. Black: The item is painted flat black. We recommend this option for items with no texturing and for outdoor use. Oil Rubbed Bronze: A bronze wax/sealer is rubbed on gently, leaving a bronze color to the high points of the metal where the lows will remain black. Recommended for hammered or distressed textures. Pewter: A pewter wax/sealer is rubbed on gently, leaving the silver-ish peweter color on the hight points of the metal and the lows will be black. Recommended for hammered of distressed textures. Aged Bronze: A bronze wax/sealer is applied to the piece and gently wiped away. This finish leaves the high points of the metal black and the low points a bronze color. Recommended for hammered or distressed items. Aged Pewter: A pewter wax/sealer is applied to the piece and gently wiped away. This finish leaves the high points of the metal black and the low points a silver-ish pewter color. Recommended for hammered or distressed items. Rusty Metal Patina: This finish leaves a burgandy/orange color of rust on the low points of the piece. It looks best when selected with a hammered or distressed texture Gunmetal: This is an acid finish leaving hints of blues and browns. The coloring abosrbs into the metal making it more scratch resistant (Good for high use items).Not recommended for outdoor use This is an acid finish turning the metal blackish. The coloring abosrbs into the metal making it more scratch resistant (Good for high use items).Not recommended for outdoor use