How to MARBLE LEATHER EDGES!!!

[@ChristopherDrinkard]

Wow, that’s so cool!!

[@MultiFish]

What a cool video. Will definitely look in to giardini now!

[@angelamcgovern1525]

I love these paints I ordered direct from Italy, it’s cheaper and they do dense colours in that set u have so u only need one coat of colour over the base, the also sell fluorescent top colours

[@dianatovar3098]

wonderful technique with new paint Is for all kinds of leathers Is it just for edgecoat Beautiful work ❤❤❤

[@Feartheminugs]

I have been hesitant to try any edge paints, I may have to change that now!

[@macheteolivera4529]

I was gonna do this on my first leather project but i completely forgot to get edge paint haha

[@stevezytveld6585]

Beautiful work, as always. _Quick question_ - Is an edge coat treatment the only option when working with chrome tan leather? And is it common for an edge dye treatment to 'feather'/absorb into the leather face of chrome tan? Also, is there a difference in the constancy of regular acrylic paint vs acrylic edge paint? Thanks! - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi

[@endresutus124]

You deserve a like just for never asking for it or for subscription (which I've done long ago ;) )

[@daddymissler5344]

love the videos keep up the good work!

[@jenpatterson8309]

Love definitely trying thank you for the tutorial

[@richardpadgett6015]

i have wondered about this company. Thanks for the demo!

[@Mellowdark17]

Neat. Perfect for the projects I have been doing

[@cleathercrafts]

Amazing and innovative as always :)

[@polosandoval]

Nice. I find the Giardini edge paint a touch too thick at times. I wished it flowed a little bit more to the edges, but then again that could be my fault. Cheers

[@Corter]

interesting! I find it more watery than uniters honestly, but with the dense coat underneath it's perfect for our work

[@EmperorProtects4848]

I actually got the recommendation of from giardini to use the dense base coat and the semi dense paint (they have at least 2 viscosities) plus whatever top coat suits your needs. It's rather hard to get my hands on uniters reliably here in Germany. Chat up giardini maybe, Rachele has been immensely helpful.

[@polosandoval]

@@EmperorProtects4848 That’s very Florian. It’s much appreciated thank you.

[@jtb81100]

For the heating, would a hair dryer maybe be easier to use since you can get a lower heat then a heat gun or would it not get hot enough to do the job?

[@filcordo]

salut , au delà du fait que tes vidéos sont très intéressante il y a un tout petit soucis pour moi qui suis en France et qui ne parle pas anglais du tout sauf sous la torture 😄, c'est que tu parle tellement vite que avec la traduction je suis obligé de mettre en pause quasi à chaque phrase et ça casse tout le charme de la vidéo mais surtout du suivi correct des explications que tu donne !!! merci pour ton travail force et respect

[@earlelzy9975]

What you're doing is what I saw a guy do on a larger scale. He poured different color paint on a table and then raked across the table with a rake.

[@flynnsilvester9217]

Hmm that's kinda cool

[@EmperorProtects4848]

Wow, what's it with the toxic replies here all the sudden somebody mad that they don't have sponsors? I agree I would like to see the edges on thinner leather as well, but that's because I am using mostly 4-6 oz on my hobby projects. I started using giardini a few years ago but didn't continue because even the small bottle spoiled on me after opening. Not the paints fault though, it is a hobby and I can barely work in the winter because the basement is freezing. I really like the results if done properly, very smooth and very durable. I have a sample piece of 3 oz chrome that held up to being carried in the pocket and rolled up for months. Oh and I'd like to add, they also mentioned either in the chat or in a video not to bevel the edges and not to sand the edges totally smooth, just well sanded. Not beveling is supposed to create a crisper edge for the paint. No clue.

[@phillipj.moodie3077]

Sharing knowledge is what helps make a viable living from their basic artistic skills. For the last 70 years I have helped Artista, Film Makers and Book Publishers start their businesses, because while I have no artistic skills, I am a very creative Engineer, with a good knowledge of Accounting and Banking, who has been able to add the "Missing Ingredient to Creative Projects that have involved the Worlds largest Advertising Agencies, Television Studios and Newspaper Publishers. It has kept me young, for my entire life, because I was able to help some very creative people to live their dreams. The benefit was that there was always enough money from these projects for everyone to share. That left me with a Business where my telephone has rung every day for the last 70 years. Money can't buy the joy of simply sharing your talents with others, without worrying about how you would be paid. Unlike all of the "Get Rich Quick" schemes that are now cluttering up the wonderful sharing concept of KZbin. Phil.

[@TRAVEL-MODA--ChristinaSmith]

👋👋

[@dmitriyobidin6049]

I switched from giardini to uniters, giardini feels too rubbery for my taste.

[@robertdelisle2412]

Is this going to Crack and peel off like edge paint ? If so it's just another waste of time.

[@Corter]

properly applied edge paint shouldn't crack and peel off :)

[@user-fl9gv2fr4r]

Дойдя до совершенства, ремесло зачастую в поисках нового уходит в какашки...

[@andyt3233]

You sound real proud of having an art degree. Finding any work

[@Corter]

...He asks on a sponsored painting tutorial 😘

[@Hankster651]

@@Corter , touche.

[@stevezytveld6585]

@@Corter Nice! - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi

[@PunCala]

You sound like you have a beard.

[@TylrVncnt]

The camera focus is killing me cmon!

[@tommygamba170]

Stop using 9 oz of leather to demonstrate edges. Anyone can have a good egde on a single piece of 10oz. Let me see 4-6 pieces of 2 oz leather. See how that looks. But that will never happen because it takes more time and you want to quickly without these videos so you get free samples