Leather Painting Tips with Axe and Awl Leatherworks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- We're excited to partner with Axe and Awl Leatherworks for another video! In today's video, Courtney and Spencer answer one of their most asked questions: how they paint their leather goods. They'll show you the basic tools and supplies they use as well as their techniques to get a beautiful finished product!
Materials used in this video:
Paint Accessories Kit: www.weaverleat...
Angelus Acrylic Leather Paint: www.weaverleat...
Angelus Pearlescent Paint: www.weaverleat...
Angelus Neon Paint: www.weaverleat...
Angelus Leather Preparer and Deglazer: www.weaverleat...
Paintbrushes: www.weaverleat...
Star Stamping Tool: www.weaverleat...
To see more videos by Axe and Awl Leatherworks check out their TH-cam channel: / @axeandawlleatherworks...
Never thought about using a Henna bottle for leather painting. Awesome tips! Thanks for taking the time out to make this.
Very nice job. I do leather works and I tried painting leather with acrylics. It turned out great. I made a portfolio for my wife’s water color paintings. On the leather cover, I tooled on stems and flowers. My wife loves Hummingbirds so I carved one large and one small hummingbird into the design and colored them accordingly. It turned out beautifully.
OLD LEATHER SMITH here, I just finished a radio belt 4 a fireman beside painting the letters red w/gold outline I Buck stitched in SILVER ROO both the short and long, client was very happy with the outcome. GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️⚾🙃
Sounds like a great project!
What would you recommend for leather care on something that's been painted? I'm planning to paint some boots and am wondering if using my regular leather cleaner/conditioner routine is a bad idea with the painted finish? Thanks for your video this is very helpful!!
Awesome work! 😃👍🏻👍🏻👊🏻👊🏻
Thank you that was really nice and thoughtful for sharing this with us all...
Very neat looking good .
Thank you!
Nice tips and recommendations!
Thank you!
How does the paint do over time? Im thinking of using it to design my lifting belt but was wondering if the paint crumbles easily when the leather is bent or agitated
I've had requests for painting mats I make for trading card games, but I'm worried the cards sliding across the top or rolling the mat may flex or damage the paint. Is there any sealing top coat I can use to protect the art? Also, is it better to tool the design or can you free paint and not have a raised surface?
Thank you
I love your work! How and when do you use the torch?
Have you done any oil tan? Does it hold as well as as the veg tan?
We have not personally tried this.
Beautiful paint work. Q; Do you always use a white base coat to achieve true vibrant colour or do you just go with final colour? Thanks 😊
The white base coat is not always necessary due to the thin coats prior to the final heavy coat of the standard colors. However, whenever using neons, metallics, or any of the “special paints”, it is always best to lay down a neutral base, or a base of a similar color when working with the “special” paints.
Axe and Awl Leatherworks; Many thanks for your reply. I’m still experimenting with leather colouring and this is a great help. Thank you 😊
i tried using the squeeze bottles and i found that the paint likes to drain out even when not squeezing, kinda like the fource of the liquid coming out pulls the inner material out in a stream do you ever run into that problem and if so do you have any advise on how to fix it
thanks
So what is the best way to correct a mistake if made? if you were to get a drop outside of where you want it? or is it just game over and restart?
Awesome, can you use Angleus paint on wood. Thank you
Please tell me what kind of color do you use for painting on leather?
Thank you very much for the tips. Question. Can you use angelus paints with airbrush on larger areas. I am making leather book cover and I wonder if I could use these prints with airbrush?
We can’t speak directly to the airbrush use as we’ve never personally done this. I would suspect with a thinner(Weaver offers the angelus 2-thin), this is possibly achievable, but I don’t speak from experience on the topic.
@@axeandawlleatherworks1454 Correct, follow the Angelus 2-Thin to paint ratio and you can airbrush large areas. I use that technique often for white and gold fire helmet shields.
Jonathan Gray Thanks Jon!
@@190LeatherworksLLC thank you very much
@@axeandawlleatherworks1454 thank you
I have Vegtan that hasn't been colored do i still need to deglaze it ?
We would still recommend using the deglazer just in case there is any type of glaze or top coat. Depends a little bit on the tannery the leather is from but the deglazer will help the paint adhere the best.
@@WeaverLeatherSupply Thank you!
Is deglazer absolutely necessary or does it just allow the paint to last longer or get absorbed into the leather more
We do recommend using deglazer as it prepares the leather for the paint giving better results in the end and long term.
Did you dye your leather black before hand and if so how long did you allow it to dry?
Hi Shannon,
The leather in the video was a pre-dyed English Bridle leather. If you'll be dyeing the leather yourself, just make sure the dye is dried completely.
@@WeaverLeatherSupply Thank you very much!
Would this process work with a leather fire helmet?
Hi Art,
This process should work for any type of leather project
Nice b roll
can you put up a link for the paint bottles, also you guys need to speak louder, please
Link for the paint bottles in on our channel. Thank you very much for the feedback, we will make that adjustment.
The henna bottle is a stroke of genius but can you really just lay down some Angelus paint and call it a day?
For veg tanned leather would you recommend applying acrylic paint after dying the leather but before sealing it with something like resoline or does it work best to apply the acrylic after sealing it?
We would recommend applying the paint before sealing the project so the paint isn't being applied to a glossy surface.