Custom Museum Patina on Anson Belt: Can I Match My Vass Shoes?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.พ. 2022
- Taking an Anson belt strap and giving it a custom Cognac museum patina to try to match my Vass museum cap toe oxfords. I was quite pleased how this turned out and will have a number of other Anson belt patinas to post up later. Let me know what you think?
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Lovely video. My favorite part was seeing how you created the museum affect with the various colors and applicators.
Thank you very much. Its just a matter of layering the different colors and patterns to get the effect you want. It always looks pretty terrible the first few layers but once you get a few on there the pattern starts to look nice. This style of patina takes quite a while but I really love the results of it.
Well done Sir!
Thank you, I really appreciate it 🙏
Very Nice work man thank you ,great patina on the belt 😊😫😫
I really appreciate your support. Glad you liked it!
Great job with the belt matching the shoes. Although I'm not in your league, I occasionally patina my own shoes as a hobby. I learned to use Back 4 conditioner to great effect watching your videos so many thanks for that.
Thanks so much! Glad they have been a benefit for you!
Never thought about the belt side of things. Great way to get a beautiful belt to match the shoes. Probably wise to send a belt with the shoes when really going to a custom look.
Nice work!
I really appreciate it. With belts it doesn't really have to be exact which is why custom belts are a little less common. You can get away with close when it comes to belts. Personally though I really like to have an exact match whenever possible. I don't have quite as many belts as I do shoes...but I still have quite a few.
@@mbshoedoc funny note I was just watching your review on shoe snob. Cool stuff! Didn't realize you are an actual doctor just thought it was a cool name! Love your passion has taken you this far with shoes. I am a doctor of chiropractic actually. Your work will keep me on the well dressed side of things! Wow, you still practice at all? Sorry for the 20 questions just a cool insight I had no clue of haha.
@@josephheinecke1992 Yes sir, full time OD during the week. I've been doing the shoe restorations for maybe 4 years, the TH-cam thing for closer to 2 and the Michael Darren Shoes brand will be coming up to the two year anniversary in a few months. And you gotta have some strong shoe game as a Chiro...while they are laying face down on that table you can't have them looking at some cheap ugly monstrosities! 😂
@@mbshoedoc that's damn right! 😄
Got myself a pair of sexy dishwashing gloves a few days ago lol. Bick 4 leather conditioner coming in the mail. Another informative video as always
Haha....BOOM! Now you are ready to rock!
I have an AE , as new alligator embossed brown belt. I’m hoping to
redye to match a NIB Park Avenue
In Burgundy. I use Saphir. Now I’m
Looking at patinating a few pair.
I curated western saddles from a now closed museum. It’s a art to preserve original condition and not over restore- a problem with fine cars, firearms, furniture and facing the mirror in the morning.
Christopher
It probably can get close match but a lighter walnut belt is an easier starting point. The darker the leather the harder it is to change the color.
I may reverse myself and match shoes to the belt LOL.
AE formerly had a pedestrian milk chocolate brown in the 70-80s I got a lot of mileage with that simple base
-Christopher
Every time I pour the leather color dye liquid like that it always falls on my gloves or table.
Aaaah that's the power of video editing my friend 😂. I spill dye a solid 80% of the time. Not usually on the table but it runs down the side of the plastic bottle and then I grab it and get it on the glove and then I spread that all over the entire work area before I realize what's happening.
@@mbshoedoc ok I’m not the only one. 😂😅
I’m wondering if there is a way to not spill it. 🤔
There is