I have 'created' a copper tree water feature for the garden. I know, how middle class and boring but at least I got to play with a blow torch.
The branches look okay and the water flows out of the ends into little glass bowls and then tinkles into the pond below. It is even pressure balanced so the branches at different heights all flow at about the same rate.
The trouble is that the main 'trunk' is a boring looking length of 28mm copper pipe. I was thinking of covering it in a coloured gloopy coating of something. If you imagine a candle where the melted wax has spilled down the sides.
Any idea what type of epoxy stuff would stick to the copper pipe, survive being outside and covered in running water?