Making A Enamel Automotive Badge From Scratch For A Delahaye

Albert Zuger the Guilds top metal worker makes a new front enamel badge for the Guilds Delahaye 135 convertible by Franay. (Updates to this video will be posted in a new video) Check out The Guilds Classics Patreon - / guildsclassics

[@mikefedele4521]

Restoration brings patients to a whole new level of perfection. Great job!

[@en2oh]

great instructional video... but do you have any recommendations for youtube instructionals on basic enamel work? sourcing the crushed glass etc?

[@edpazikas8777]

Amazing good job! Well done!

[@ronnyrock1977]

hello master, with all my respect about your labor, i suggest to copy a logo with scanner draw with any software corel , illustrator or inksacpe and get a small cut plotter, the final result will be more pro, if you need to draw a logo I can help you with any problem, I know others techniques to engrave greetings from Canadá

[@burundi8909]

excellent

[@arrowb3408]

Wuuuu... what a set of tool kits! Would you mind telling me what the name of that tool kit is? It is great to see another different metal badge with enamel. I ever saw a pretty pure metal Ford car badge with COBOL blue enamel 2" x 1" at swap meet. That badge cost 20 bucks and size is small so that I didn't buy it and kind regret. If I bought it, then that will be the 2nd highest price of badge I ever had. But from your video, it is really times taking to do a nice craft not only the mold but also the color of enamel...................... Wish you good business....STF

[@StrawB0ss]

This is why god invented CNC machines.

[@CoolKoon]

🤦‍♂​ I have bad news for you: CNC machines don't do enamel powder coating. And that's actually the trickiest part.

[@andreanopesce5145]

I had a brand new one for sale for $20. Joking...

[@seriousroger]

An Enamel.

[@tomallen6073]

What the hell is the cost? lol. 500 bucks.

[@azizzable]

Fail