This looks awesome. My only criticism is you could have used masking tape when doing the black painting to achieve a really clean line around the front, since thats a bit messy.
Wow! Simply unbelievable. I clean my sneakers by hand to get the best life of them. But I did not know that I could restore then back to life! I now value my shoes and will never have to buy shoes again. Especially my boots and stilettos that have been discontinued. Thank you!
Amazing, I thought no hope for that expensive slipper. But I was curious of the outcome and oh my perfect. Great work, and yes very calming to watch you do magic from worn torn to new again.
I can't believe how the comments section is full of people telling a professional how to do their job, jeez. Good work, I thought that they were ready for the bin but you really fixed them up 👍
Very well done. I will say however, the edges could do with a touch more neatening up and perhaps try and get some of those creases out by stuffing the shoe. Otherwise, look at how brilliant white it has turned out! The original looks positively yellow in comparison! I hope you see what I've put as constructive rather than degrading - you've done a cracking job here!
I had to watch to see how you were gonna fix the worn away leather! White leather has to probably be the most unforgiving to re-do! You did it effortlessly!
White leather doesn’t compare to black patent leather in the slightest. A single mistake and patent leather is ruined. You end up having to re-wrap the whole shoe.
Meh…I’d give the job a 6/10 tops. The rubber sole protector and top lift are different designs. I would have replaced the sole and heat stamped a new gucci logo before applying the rubber. The paint is super thick and is caked over the thread. The edge dressing could use some work and the brass fittings could use some polishing. Stuffing the shoe and then ironing over a wet cloth would have reduced the appearance of all those wrinkles also.
Yeah i have to agree it seems really...unfinished. Like if i were to shell out money to have my shoes restored i would have expected a bigger transformation tbh
@@Jsharp102 I was trying to be nice. I didn’t want to be too harsh. But you’re right. If these were given to me, I’d try to flip them for some type of profit.
@@SergioPena20 i understand being nice, but so many people are complimentary to him,he must think this is actually a good job . meaning he will keep pushing out crappy work. Imo.
@@Jsharp102 yeah I agree. I wasn’t going to post anything when I first saw the video. Then I started reading all the comments where people kept praising a “perfect” or “beautiful” job. That’s when I had to post something.
People these days restore self dirt fake muddy shoes for the sake of youtube which only need washing, but here you are working on another level, brought back to life a truly dead piece, the leather was seriously worn but salute to your skill and patience, much appreciated.
I ain’t gonna lie…I was like no way he finna fix these. These shoes are for the trash! But then…just WOW!!! Amazing work!!! Now if only people could fix their lives like these shoes lol.
You make everything with so much care, so much affection, thank you so much for providing this satisfaction for your viewers. Recycle and reuse! These shoes returns to being so pretty as they left the factory!
Fabulous repair, shoes for another time. In Mexico there goos shops repair, a lot of people won't spend on new shoes all the time, they even vulcanize tennis shoes, the practice make them experts. In USA, is expensive to repair good shoes..
I don't understand why they use rubber soles instead of leather?? Rubber may be harder wearing but it's not authentic with the original shoes. I though they were restoring these shoes not making there own version of them...
This is such a beautiful and loving restoration. As a fine artist working sometimes w textiles (esp heritage ones) it's wonderful to see the original craftsmanship come to life. Well done!
Question: I've got to do a minor touchup on a black Gucci bag (the worn edges). I see you are mixing paint to match. What leather paint brands are best to buy assuming I need to mix to get the right black match?
Amazing before and after. Such a beautiful shoe afterward omg its a gorgeous shoe now😁👍🎉
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Bởi vậy đừng nghĩ hư se ko sử dụng được mà chỉ cần đem đi đánh bóng và chỉnh sửa chút vẫn sử dụng tiếp.
Not at $1,000 a pair they didn’t
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Man whoever’s shoes those were really made sure they got their moneys worth lol
For sure🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
Yep. Wore them out twice.
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Right! These shoes were TORN DOWN!!!
Not at $1,000 a pair they didn’t
Good grief, the owner must have walked from Maine to California in those shoes. Fantastic repair.
This looks awesome. My only criticism is you could have used masking tape when doing the black painting to achieve a really clean line around the front, since thats a bit messy.
If tape is put on leather or suede, when the tape is removed, the top layer of the finish of the skin will also be removed
@@OtterCid he could have used a very thin brushe, also, those one for nailart are perfect for tiny works
So satisfying, I would love to do this sort of thing for living. Making quality items and caring for them is the way forward
Agreed!
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I don’t know why but I love watching these restoration videos. The sounds are soothing. I need to get a life
Wow! Simply unbelievable. I clean my sneakers by hand to get the best life of them. But I did not know that I could restore then back to life! I now value my shoes and will never have to buy shoes again. Especially my boots and stilettos that have been discontinued. Thank you!
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Amazing, I thought no hope for that expensive slipper. But I was curious of the outcome and oh my perfect. Great work, and yes very calming to watch you do magic from worn torn to new again.
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I can't believe how the comments section is full of people telling a professional how to do their job, jeez. Good work, I thought that they were ready for the bin but you really fixed them up 👍
Thanks for your comment, Tee!👍
Those look like shoes left in trunk of a car for a few years.great work.
Very well done. I will say however, the edges could do with a touch more neatening up and perhaps try and get some of those creases out by stuffing the shoe. Otherwise, look at how brilliant white it has turned out! The original looks positively yellow in comparison! I hope you see what I've put as constructive rather than degrading - you've done a cracking job here!
Originality is the essence of every creation!!!
You have the perfect tools and excellent supplies ….flawless and amazing job
And don’t forget the most important: years of acquired skill. This person knows exactly what to do.
Now the owner can love them to death again. You have so much talent!
I love videos like this. Wow! What a beautiful job!!
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I had to watch to see how you were gonna fix the worn away leather! White leather has to probably be the most unforgiving to re-do! You did it effortlessly!
White leather doesn’t compare to black patent leather in the slightest. A single mistake and patent leather is ruined. You end up having to re-wrap the whole shoe.
I didn't know you could just paint on leather liquid to restore. The person is talented.
Wow 😯! Nice restauration!
The pulse you've got for painting is on another level 👏
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I have the same issue with my Gucci slippers
Please how can I send it to you 😭
Honestly amazing and beautiful how you can save something old and make better wow!
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Stuff the front of the shoes, run the products left to right within the bends.
Excellent job!
Beautiful job.
Amazing transformation! 👏🏻
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I really enjoy watching a true artist at work. It is not just the repair, but breathing new life into this shoe, well that is artistry!
Thank you so much for your comment, A-pril!
Meh…I’d give the job a 6/10 tops. The rubber sole protector and top lift are different designs. I would have replaced the sole and heat stamped a new gucci logo before applying the rubber. The paint is super thick and is caked over the thread. The edge dressing could use some work and the brass fittings could use some polishing. Stuffing the shoe and then ironing over a wet cloth would have reduced the appearance of all those wrinkles also.
Yeah i have to agree it seems really...unfinished. Like if i were to shell out money to have my shoes restored i would have expected a bigger transformation tbh
Bro maby a 3 out of 10,you cant tell me you would rock them lol
@@Jsharp102 I was trying to be nice. I didn’t want to be too harsh. But you’re right. If these were given to me, I’d try to flip them for some type of profit.
@@SergioPena20 i understand being nice, but so many people are complimentary to him,he must think this is actually a good job . meaning he will keep pushing out crappy work. Imo.
@@Jsharp102 yeah I agree. I wasn’t going to post anything when I first saw the video. Then I started reading all the comments where people kept praising a “perfect” or “beautiful” job. That’s when I had to post something.
People these days restore self dirt fake muddy shoes for the sake of youtube which only need washing, but here you are working on another level, brought back to life a truly dead piece, the leather was seriously worn but salute to your skill and patience, much appreciated.
Thank you for your comment!
Your videos are inspiring. When everything seems to be lost there is a hope
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Any video that inspires hope these days (even if only in the restoration of a pair shoes) is a VERY good thing. 👍❤️
amazing work as usual, huge difference before and after, beautiful shoe altho I wish I could see both finished
Fascinating and skillful--a beautiful result!
I would like to thank UA-cam for suggesting this video for me . I had no idea how calling restoration can be 😀
Amazing difference!
Great job. You’re a genius…..
Glad I clicked on this video and saw the glass inside the heel method, clean my shoes all the time and never thought of doing that. Lol hella smart
Never thought it could be done so brightly
Great close ups thank you for that!!!
If you glue the sand paper to a popsicle stick you get a makeshift file, and iou can shape the wood before gluing for the perfect type of file..
I thought for sure they were done for. That was awesome to watch!
Wow awesome. Great job.
But if someone can afford $1000 Gucci slipper he can afford to pay for the repair. Lol . 😆 🤣 😂 😹
They're ok....I can't said they look like a professional fix, but a lot different than how they used to be....👍👍👍
Thanks for your comment🙏
So you thought those tatty things were going to look like they came straight out of the factory. 🙄
I ain’t gonna lie…I was like no way he finna fix these. These shoes are for the trash! But then…just WOW!!! Amazing work!!! Now if only people could fix their lives like these shoes lol.
They can. But many choose not to because it's too much work.
They can, but it's hard work and too many people don't like to work hard at anything really. Most prefer to walk on easy street
The creases!!! Gotta get those out!!
You make everything with so much care, so much affection, thank you so much for providing this satisfaction for your viewers. Recycle and reuse! These shoes returns to being so pretty as they left the factory!
Thank you so much for your thoughtful review , Chris!
Amazing great talent you have for sure very satisfying video 😎
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These are so relaxing and enjoyable to watch and the end product is so satisfying.
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Nice job. And what lovely outro music.
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Good Job ❤️, but I would have done things a little different (I do not like to put paint in fine leather).
These sounds tickle my ears…in a good way! 😊❤️
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Beautiful work..
A true, master craftsman.
Approximately what is the charge to do a restoration like this?
Just beautful!! Back in the day, Gucci was the epitome of luxury.... you briught it back from the brink. Bravo!
Wow. That is beautiful art. You are very talented, skilled and attentive to details.
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Very interesting and satisfying watching the process of bringing the slip-on shoes, back to it's new form. Thank you 💖
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If your dad wore shoes like these when you were growing up , you have siblings you’ve never met .
Great job!
Beautiful work.
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Amazing work
Wow. Beautiful work.
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Amazing job!! 👌😍
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Excelente trabajo!!!
Great job 👏 This is beautiful ❤️
It's sad we can't get most of these products here in Nigeria unless we order from overseas
These shoes are super delicate. I have a pair that I think I've worn twice which are already scuffed and damaged. Not worth the price point.
$1000 a pair, I would wear them to death as well, and not the shoe's death, my death.
Amazing work you are very talented
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Such precise and meticulous work in the skills shown here. I am spellbound. Thank you so much for sharing. 💜🇦🇺💜
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Perfect 👍 good job 👍 amazing 🤩
I love these. I wish I'd chosen that as a career....
Good job!
Beautiful job 🇵🇷💯💯
Love the scissor sounds!
Thanks for your advise
Your skills worth more than a gucci 1000 $ slippers.
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Wow, amazing after they are done, great job!!!!!!
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Master!!! Respect.
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Ι don't like them at all, but you did an amazing job! ❤️
ah yes! nice shoes for the lazy millionaire! lol Great job!
Amazing!!
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Excellent work! New subbie
Artiste 👏🏻👏🏻
Those slippers look like they've been several wars.
Amazing
The shoes are hideous but the restoration was fantastic!!! 🎉 18:14
Amazing now that is skill
Fabulous repair, shoes for another time. In Mexico there goos shops repair, a lot of people won't spend on new shoes all the time, they even vulcanize tennis shoes, the practice make them experts. In USA, is expensive to repair good shoes..
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This is impressive!!!!
WOW!
amazing job!
Superb
😮 so satisfying
Такие видео помогают мне расслабиться и бороться с бессоницей, от которой я очень страдаю. Спасибо, что вы есть
Impressive
awesome job
Honestly can’t deal with the only one shoe fixed!!!
Kudos to you, you have done an awesome job.
nice work
Wow!
Great job
I don't understand why they use rubber soles instead of leather?? Rubber may be harder wearing but it's not authentic with the original shoes. I though they were restoring these shoes not making there own version of them...
This is such a beautiful and loving restoration. As a fine artist working sometimes w textiles (esp heritage ones) it's wonderful to see the original craftsmanship come to life. Well done!
when i have enough money to buy gucci shoes, i throw away the old slippers and don't have them restored, but i love to see the video
So instead of watching grass getting cut, I am watching old shoe restoration. 😱
Awesome video.🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Very nice job bro.
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Question: I've got to do a minor touchup on a black Gucci bag (the worn edges). I see you are mixing paint to match. What leather paint brands are best to buy assuming I need to mix to get the right black match?
I used leather dye for touching up bag edges. But this dye is from no brand.. you may try to use anglus or fiebing's brand.