Antiquing White Painted Leather

[@stanmcconnell9474]

Thank you ! You are a breath of fresh air. Please keep your videos coming . The best wishes for a great Holiday Season. Stay Safe !

[@enriquemireles8947]

Thanks for this video I had tried everything.

[@MrBassman313]

As a fellow IAFF firefighter and leatherworker, keep up the AWESOME work. I dig the tips. My grandfather taught me how to work leather, but died before I could master it. Your tips fill in the blanks. Thank you and keep it up!

[@AttackLineLeather]

Thank you soo much for the kind words and support.

[@cavtroopermunoz]

Good to see you back. Your designs always inspire.

[@pricepi1]

I the timing on this video is perfect. I was about to antique some white paint and had no idea about the tan cote. Thank you very much for saving my project.

[@AttackLineLeather]

Absolutely. Glad i could help. One thing i probably should have added into the video is that at the very end after your antique has dried, i apply one more layer of tan kote to seal the whole project.

[@martinstults9419]

Wish I watched this back in March. I don't know why I didn't think of Tan- Kote. Good tip.

[@codycannon1822]

Hey thanks Austin for doin this video, really helps me out alot learning from ya. Much appreciated here, keep up the good work and I look forward to more vids

[@AttackLineLeather]

Thanks soo much for the support

[@naviambigram]

Thank you.

[@stevenkosch299]

Thank you! Just saved me a lot of experimenting! Keep up the excellent work in all aspects of life!!!😁

[@AttackLineLeather]

You're very welcome. Thank you for the support

[@KayHoracefieldRealtor]

After cleaning off any excess Antiquing Paste from the White Painted Texas, do you apply another coat of Tan-Kote to the entire project? Your video is great. Thanks.

[@AttackLineLeather]

Yes i do

[@fordfan3179]

Is there a benefit of "tan coat" over regular "resist"?

[@AttackLineLeather]

You can oil through tan kote better. It really comes down to preference.

[@fordfan3179]

@@AttackLineLeather thanks, I already bought the resist and thought I might need to get something else. I won't be oiling over this particular project anyway. Good stuff to know though.

[@jaredatencio8612]

Been having trouble with the antique paste rubbing off days after it’s dry, am I doing something wrong? Great video

[@AttackLineLeather]

After the antique dries be sure to apply another layer of tan kote

[@Tzazilas]

Great demonstration! Lemme ask, why did you burn the dauber? Stay safe!

[@AttackLineLeather]

Thanks for the comment. I burn the dauber so that the fuzz doesn't rub off onto my project and gets sealed in. It doesn't look very good if that happens.

[@Tzazilas]

@@AttackLineLeather Oh, it makes sense now. Thanks, keep it up!

[@tjroberts9487]

Would leather sheen work instead of the tan kote?

[@AttackLineLeather]

Yes it should

[@tjroberts9487]

@@AttackLineLeather thanks

[@Jeweled_and_tooled_customs]

So it looks like you rubbed the paint off did you repaint it and not show it?

[@AttackLineLeather]

No i didn't need to repaint anything.. If you are talking about the part around 4:03 that is left over residue from the antique which is cleaned up with the tan kote and kew tip

[@Jeweled_and_tooled_customs]

Okay thank you

[@Jeweled_and_tooled_customs]

@@AttackLineLeather so would the clear finish work the same as tan kote? From Tandy’s. My white looks yellow after antiqued does that mean I should try the q too thing after?

[@AttackLineLeather]

@@Jeweled_and_tooled_customs I have not used that finish so I dont have first hand knowledge of it but I would definitely try this method of cleaning the leather. Be sure to experiment on scraps first 😁