This is such an amazing process to see and watch from beginning to end. What's the clear liquid used to attach the gold leaf and how is the gold leaf removed from the unpainted areas? Mind blowing.
Once you apply the gold leaf down how do transfer the stencil back over the gold leaf to know where you’re going to paint your lines? I’m starting to practice but it’s been hard researching this particular step online?
You could use a transfer paper (graphite paper - I like the brand called Saral) you just put a sheet of graphite paper under your sketch/template, and then draw/transfer the lines onto your gold. Or you could use a pounce pattern (google this)
when you put size down , you just wash it all over the glass, but then it only sticks to the area that the letters cover ? How do you do that ? I dont see you 'paint' the size carefully so you get straight lines.....it just looks like you sort of mop it all over....so how do u do that ?
Hi Joe, I’m not sure what you mean. I use water size - water gilding on glass. Then I paint on top of the gold leaf with black paint (to get the letters/lines). Once this paint dries, I wash the surface and the gold leaf only stays where the black paint is.
hi there, in this case it's a solvent based paint called "back up paint". Any black paint on the back of the glass will give you a nice finish if you put enough layers. you may want to try a black metallic film on the back of the glass?
There is not much room for freestyle once the design was approved by the client. It's sign making.. Here, every step have to be precisely planned and executed. It's more about showing the process, techniques that are involved in GLASS signs. Maybe look into "reverse glass gilding" so you can see other craftsmen videos and understand what it is about. Best, Robert
I had the notion today that I should learn how to do glass guilding. After seeing this that notion is long gone. Respect!
W O W !! You're making a glass sign that could be made so a 100 years ago, combining traditional and modern crafts.
Seriously all so cool, and it looks amazing
Amazing job!! So many techniques used. Bravo 🎉 👏👏👏
Glad you liked it!
Very cool work!
Kickass job, guys.
excellent work you lads should be proud of yourselves
amazing work!
great job, amazing work! nice cuts/angles and good music on video as well.
Thank you! Glad you like it
this is the most beautiful sign i've ever seen
Thank you very much!
Wow, must be cool to see .
Wow!! That is amazing! 😍😍
This is such an amazing process to see and watch from beginning to end. What's the clear liquid used to attach the gold leaf and how is the gold leaf removed from the unpainted areas? Mind blowing.
Super impressive, so many different ways
Amazing work as always! 🔥 👏
Thanks 🔥
Wowee! Such skill and flair. This business should do very well….
Glad you like it! I hope so too
Nice!!
Brilliant wrk !
Thanks Gary
Hello from Australia, fantastic work! I'm a retired signwriting teacher, can you tell me what acid you use?
Thanks John, yes it's HF acid mixed with mica and water
Amazing work !!!
Just magic
Very cool
Nice work
Amazing!
Thanks!
RESPECT!
Thank you :)
Much respect !
Thanks S L
Can I ask, what brand of black paint are you using in this video? Is is oil based enamel paint? Thank you.
Great video great work keep it up very talented 👍 🔥
Thank you!
Very cool process.
Thank you! Cheers!
HI CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME HOW SUDDENLY THE PAPER STENCIL APPEARED BEHIND THE GOLD LEAF WITHOUT THE PAPER? THANK YOU
What product did you use for the mastic/glue? I'm going to do a sign for the outdoors.
Once you apply the gold leaf down how do transfer the stencil back over the gold leaf to know where you’re going to paint your lines? I’m starting to practice but it’s been hard researching this particular step online?
You could use a transfer paper (graphite paper - I like the brand called Saral) you just put a sheet of graphite paper under your sketch/template, and then draw/transfer the lines onto your gold.
Or you could use a pounce pattern (google this)
That is amazing man!! Love that 3D finish, what material is that laser cut into?
thanks, it's CNC carving into plastic
Amazing job! Can I ask what's the fiber you use to burnish the gold leaf?
Thanks! Sure, it's a velvet pad. "The Goldfather Burnishing pad"
when you put size down , you just wash it all over the glass, but then it only sticks to the area that the letters cover ? How do you do that ? I dont see you 'paint' the size carefully so you get straight lines.....it just looks like you sort of mop it all over....so how do u do that ?
Hi Joe, I’m not sure what you mean. I use water size - water gilding on glass. Then I paint on top of the gold leaf with black paint (to get the letters/lines). Once this paint dries, I wash the surface and the gold leaf only stays where the black paint is.
Lovely works guys! 🤩
What is the stencil tape you use at 2:40 and is it a special acid etch resist? Thanks
Thanks Mark,
No it's just a normal stencil vinyl. I like to use RiMask, but other vinyl will do too
@@loiredesigns9971 much appreciated 😃👍
bro when the relief piece went under the glass i lost it. that is so amazingly sexy brother
haha thanks!
PLEASE can you tell me what is the white material where you cut out the letters with that moulding cutter?
Hey, its pvc in this case to make the sign lighter, but sometimes I use acrylic or tricoya mdf
the tiny font on the bottom corner?! How did you do that
Hi Hannah, it's screen printed
Does anyone on know what is the black paint that's used to make it so reflective? Trying to make a Claude glass(black mirror).
hi there, in this case it's a solvent based paint called "back up paint". Any black paint on the back of the glass will give you a nice finish if you put enough layers. you may want to try a black metallic film on the back of the glass?
What is the mixture you made and poured on the diamond shape to give it texture? Thank you
its called acid etching, done with mica flakes and HF acid plus water
Cool sign. Worst music
haha I love the music. different taste buddy
When improvisation is completely dead. Thumbs down!
There is not much room for freestyle once the design was approved by the client. It's sign making.. Here, every step have to be precisely planned and executed. It's more about showing the process, techniques that are involved in GLASS signs. Maybe look into "reverse glass gilding" so you can see other craftsmen videos and understand what it is about. Best, Robert
2:50 what is this for?
acid etching to create a pattern in the glass that you can see in the end
@@loiredesigns9971 looks sort of like glue technique? is it for same texture.
cause this looks a lot easier than the glue
with the glue formula you can make faux etching. so make it look like the real etching - like this
@@loiredesigns9971 appreciate your feedback