Custom Patina on Sutor Mantellassi Part 1 of 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- These are a few of my all time favorite patina projects. We start out with two pair of really high end Sutor Mantellassi shoes purchased at a great discount but in almost unwearable colors. By the end they are something the client was proud to wear.
Featuring dyes from Fiebing and Saphir along with wax from Pure Polish Products and Carmina Shoemaker.
I hope you will enjoy it. Be sure to let me know what you think!
And stay tuned for part 2!!
Wholly Molly.... amazing 👏
Many thanks 🙏
Fantastic!
Hello from Spain.
So glad you like it!!
Beautiful job again!!! Nailed it
Thanks so much! Hope to post part 2 this week, maybe tonight or Wednesday.
My mind is blown once again ... well done !
I really do appreciate that. Stay tuned for part 2 😁💪
He's back! Haven't seen a video from you in a while
Yep sorry It's been about a month. Need to get back to weekly postings.
Outstanding work as always. Can't wait to see the finished product my Vintages Wyatt.
Thanks so much!! 🙏👍
Beautiful...real artistry
Not biased at all either 😉😁. Thanks Dad.
Doc. You've done it again. Another exquisite patina & shine!
Thanks so much man! Just wait for part two...an even bolder patina!
Turned out pretty good considering the original color. I love to watch your excellent work as usual, thanks for posting.
Thank you much. That original color was a rough one for sure LOL. Santa shoes!
Thank you for your video👍
I really appreciate it. Hopefully it will inspire someone to not give up on a well made pair of shoes that need a little help.
@mbshoedoc turning lemons into lemonade 😂
Oh yeah. Although I think I damn near made a peach cobbler out of these lemons...now that takes real talent 🤣
Great😅😅😅
Much better than it was before a project but it's stitches looks like a human skin were flayed off and tgen those shoes were made from.
It's a unique stitch style where you don't actually see the thread. It's more difficult technique that I believe has to be done by hand compared to the machine stitching on most shoes. But I can see what you mean with the Frankenstein vibe lol.
In actuality there are no exposed stitches.