Thank you so much for the video. It's very helpful. I just wondered whether these methods and products can be used on faux leather or lambskin leather? Thanks for your advice
Heaps of info & easy to follow. Great work. Question about painting edges, I find the paint will sometimes rub onto clothing, any advice for that? Do you rub it down with the canvas a few times over?
Hi, you mention that these methods are for veg tan and oil tan leathers. I have a wallet that has an aniline dyed and waxed finish. Would gum trag be suitable to use on its rough edges? Thanks.
Don't you need some kind of top coat for the paint? Acrylic leather paint pretty much dissolves easily when gotten wet. Looking for something of a little bit water resistance for edges of a chrome tanned bag.
Here is a Burnisher that would be great to speed up your processes and make the Yankee Wax part a bit easier. www.springfieldleather.com/Burnisher-Cobra
You 're doing great! Thanks a lot! I'll check if you have any videos on making a proper corner... In the words of colonel Kurtz: "it's my dream... it's my nightmare"
This is not meant as a criticism, or to be negative in any way, but simply my personal observation. I had never heard “tragacanth” pronounced with a soft “g” until leather crafting videos on TH-cam became popular. Around here it’s spoken with a hard “g” which sounds like a “j.” Spelling phonetically, or it as it sounds, is like starting with the word, “tragic,” and adding “canth.” Or- “tragic-canth.” When somebody says “tragga-canth” it sounds funny to me because of how I learned it so long ago. “Gum trag” sounds familiar, though. 😃
That is the best intro I've ever seen
Ha ha. Yes
You guys have the best tutorials by far. Well done. Thank you
havent' even started the video, immediatly subscribed for the intro
love this video. this is my biggest weakpoint in making bag. thanks for sharing
when I use the glazed paper when sanding, I use a single polishing direction, the fibers grind much better in one direction
Nice presentation. Thank You.
Thank you so much for the video, I was trying to burnish oil tanned leather. video very helpful
What canvas are you using ond 24:05 ? :)
Thank you so much for the video. It's very helpful. I just wondered whether these methods and products can be used on faux leather or lambskin leather? Thanks for your advice
Heaps of info & easy to follow. Great work. Question about painting edges, I find the paint will sometimes rub onto clothing, any advice for that? Do you rub it down with the canvas a few times over?
Will the Sanding and gum trag work on faux leather?
lol
Can anyone please tell me what is that white cloth??
Hi, you mention that these methods are for veg tan and oil tan leathers. I have a wallet that has an aniline dyed and waxed finish. Would gum trag be suitable to use on its rough edges? Thanks.
Possibly tokonole would be more suitable.
Hi. May I ask on what kind of leather did you use?
What finish would you use for bag leather straps ? which one is more durable ?
It depends on what the leather is. But either will hold up well. Even the paint...you just need to prep your edge properly so it adheres good.
Thanks you
Don't you need some kind of top coat for the paint? Acrylic leather paint pretty much dissolves easily when gotten wet. Looking for something of a little bit water resistance for edges of a chrome tanned bag.
Got a new edge product from Italy. Top of the line stuff. Will release very soon,
Here is a Burnisher that would be great to speed up your processes and make the Yankee Wax part a bit easier.
www.springfieldleather.com/Burnisher-Cobra
Where did you get the leather burnishing wheel and horse hair buffing wheel?
We carry the burnishing wheel.
where do you get your little micro roller brush? the one with the turqeoise handle, you're hiding so well after using it? and thank you.
Here you are. We call it an edge roller pen.
www.springfieldleather.com/Edge-Roller-Pen
Thank you!!!
You 're doing great! Thanks a lot!
I'll check if you have any videos on making a proper corner... In the words of colonel Kurtz: "it's my dream... it's my nightmare"
Like a rounded corner? We have an acrylic template for that. Search Swiss Corner Card on our site.
Love your intro 🤣
Is gum trag the same as gum trgacanth?
Yes it is
Hi. What are the little sponges on a stick you are painting the edges with? Thanks
www.springfieldleather.com/Applicator-Rect-Sponge-10pk
That intro 😂😂😂
Excuse me , may you write the name of the white material in minute 15 in english? (Code) or what?
gum tragacanth
Gum Trag is a sort of clear whitish jell. The lighter edge paint from Angelus is different.
23:51 my dad when he figures out my grades
Wish the camera guy stayed still on the close ups
Muito BOM 💯
50 ways to edge your leather…. There’s a certain ring to that…
Killer chihuahua! LMAO!!!
The chihuahua 😅😅😅
I found Edward Snowden
This is not meant as a criticism, or to be negative in any way, but simply my personal observation. I had never heard “tragacanth” pronounced with a soft “g” until leather crafting videos on TH-cam became popular. Around here it’s spoken with a hard “g” which sounds like a “j.” Spelling phonetically, or it as it sounds, is like starting with the word, “tragic,” and adding “canth.” Or- “tragic-canth.” When somebody says “tragga-canth” it sounds funny to me because of how I learned it so long ago. “Gum trag” sounds familiar, though. 😃
We will just stick to Gum Trag then. :)
Springfield Leather fair enough :)
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