How to Fix Varnish Cracks on a Violin
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How to Fix Varnish Cracks on a Violin
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I have done it according to the video, it works! After doing French polish, my violin becomes shiny, it's very beautiful. Thankyou Daniel!
I bought my first violin and had my lessons with Mr Tia in Amadeus in 2007! Its a 4/4 Valencia brand, and the thing still hold's up and I'm so thankful for the owner pushed us to buy the full sized ones. today I got it out of the case and it still looked like it did 14 years ago, minus a few strings of course. I'm sorry for not practicing Mr Tia...
Thank you for sharing how to do this. You know your stuff. I am trying to figure out how to do a neck reset. Do you have a video on that?
Hi, thank you for your great ideas to restore a violin. It was very helpful
Great job man... Great job 👏👏👏👏
Obrigado, excelente explicações,
Muito simpático em explicações,
Abraços do Brasil
I love the varnish crackling. In fact I would like to know how to age the varnish so that it produces the cracks. Anyway, thanks for the tutorial. I like your videos.
Put it in the sun
Muchas gracias por el video!!
enjoyed your video i am a woodfinisher do you have a varnish recipe for me to put on antique furniture.
i am from Holland and you reminded me of my Indonesian friends.prima kassi.
jacob
@ 9:47 Real french polish doesn't have lots of ingredients, It's simply shellac and alcohol. Applied with a fad or rubber and using a lubricating oil (not a hardening oil) when required (I think you use too much oil).
It's the process that requires care, not the recipe.
Hi Daniel sir, I like the ending of background music Oh Danny Boy 👍👍😊
Please tell me what kind of red colors I can add to my shellac to varnish my violin. Please refer to many colors because I am living in a small city without access to various materials. By doing so, I may find one of them. And please say your idea about saffron. Thanks.
hi daniel, when you come to brazil? i love all your videos. thanks. :)
thanks. I spent 3 months by the end of last year in central and south america, but not Brazil, I think I will come again maybe by the end of this year.
thank you
The amount of oil I've spilled to date is enough to fill a swimming pool
the water don't infiltrated wood?
1:42 I got an image in my head of George Takei saying "Oh Myyyy"
Hi. You could put the name of your friends shop near where you're work table is or put the address in the name of this video as I didn't know where the street is, in Malaysia. 🎻🎻🎻
That was really interesting to watch how you cleared the cracks out. 💐
When you said use a bit of oil first, do you mean mineral oil, or baby oil. Did you say not to use olive oil, soy bean oil or vegetable oil because it is food grade oil used only for cooking? 🍟
What sort of oil do I buy if I want to do this, please?
Thankyou for sharing the craft you have learnt, it's very kind of you. 🙏
just google Amadeus Violin Shop Malaysia, you will find the address and phone number.
You don't state if the original finish is oil or spirit based.
If it is oil based then surely an oil based varnish is a better repair than shellac.
And this is how you get that crack off that back bros
How to make the cracks? I like the crack
Hi Daniel, can I use grapeseed oil?
you can try anything you like, but I have never tried that, as there is no need to try that. thanks
@@AVDanielViolin Thank-you for replying.
do you sell violins
Our company has everything about violins: www.danielviolins.com
as phaco to buy a violin his live in Brazil
? I do not understand your question. please
@@AVDanielViolin I don't understand it either . I don't know what first& second word, "as phaco" means.
Maybe he lives in Brazil & wants to buy a violin off you when you go to Brazil? (need a translation app)
Propolis on violin
The o
That's probably red palm oil.
Isn't palm oil a cooking oil?
Please don’t do this on a old valuable violin under any circumstances .... sand the varnish. This is called craquelure .... and highly desirable on many Venetian instruments . As varnish ages it wears off naturally ... Many modern Italian makers have this in varnish ... think Fagnola ... and many rub it off ... removing much of original varnish ( Especially in Asia) big mistake...be patient ... instrument has a long life ahead
Your sandpaper is too strong.