My Favorite Leather Finish Products & How to Apply Them
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- Опубліковано 26 січ 2023
- Join me as I go through my favorite finish products and show you how I apply them to create a two toned finish. We’ll look at the applicators I use and talk about different ways you can use these same products.
This link will take you to the Leather Color and Finish Starters Kit that I’ll be showing. twentythreeplus.com/products/... - Навчання та стиль
Eastern North Carolina 79 years old I have been out of tooling for a long time. I still have all my tools and plastic patterns I use in the 60s
I cook for a living and when someone likes something I make, I give them the recipe if they ask for it. Because they’ll never make it exactly the way that I do. Just like I don’t cook exactly like another chef.
So know this… we thank you for sharing these techniques. Maybe we’ll as good as you one day, but it helps us all knowing your process.
Watch 20 of these leather working videos and you'll find 20 different, dye, Finish, oil, antiquing, methods. All different sequences. A testament to the forgiveness of leather.
Joe, I appreciate your attitude about sharing your knowledge. Your videos are so very helpful and educational. Thank you
Great to hear and see that someone shares their techniques on leather dyes and finishes. Thank you.
Dobbie will love the sock...! ;)
Thank God for your videos, with so many products everything gets pretty confusing
Fantastic video as usual. I'm just starting leather working at 72 for a good hobby. I just received your deluxe tooling kit today; and i also just ordered your finish products kit. I received Weavers beginner's stitching kit just the other day also. I think I'm just about ready to get a belt blank and have a go at making myself a nice belt. Keep those videos coming; I'll need them!
This video was so informative. Thank you so much Joe.
Just found your channel a couple of days ago and I must say GREAT tudoring!! I have subscribed and looking forward to all new videos. In the mean time I'm watching all the old ones!!
Best regards from Sweden!!
I'm a new subscriber. I want to learn leather working and you are so through and helpful that I think you will be a good instructor.😊
Love your videos! One important dyeing tip that really helped me (you also shared it in another video) when I started about nine years ago was to start application in a wider area to work off the bleed a little bit, then hit the narrow spaces and corners. I agree with your recommendation of the Pro dye, as opposed to the "standard" dye, which tends to rub off, especially in black. I haven't used the foam brush for applying in wide areas, but I'll give that try. Like you, I find oiling after all the coloring is done works better than applying before, especially when painting (I sometimes apply somewhat diluted Angelus for a first coat so that it penetrates the leather or when fading between colors). I'm impressed that the Resolene didn't smear the antique stain from the cracks over the flat areas. Did you let the stain dry a bit before applying the Resolene? Of course, like you said, there's more than one way to accomplish the same result. Keep up the great work!
So informative….. Awesome… I’m just starting Leather work, mostly belts and holsters. Great nighttime videos…
When I started back in the '80s, I dyed my first holster dark brown with dirty motor oil. Holster still works!
Great video thanks for the tips, greetings from the Netherlands👍🏻👍🏻
Just getting into leather at 60,need all tips I can watch
New to leather craft. Arkansas here. Thanks for sharing.
What a great video. So helpful for someone new to leatherworking. What can a person use instead of the sheepskin for applying these products? Thanks!
Thank you sir! Hello from Georgia
i learn something from every video you make! you deserve more subscribers!
I oiled after the dye,then a coat of resoline and then wax buffing it with canvas and it came out nice and shiny but not too shiny.Thanks!
Thank you so much for this video
You are great greetings from the Neterlands
Hey Joe, here is Rob from Germany.
I‘m just getting started with the Leather Craft and I watch your videos and they really are super and helpful! 👍Thank you!
One Question I do have. I use Leather Dye from Fiebings instead of the Pro Dye. When I put the Pro Resist on the Leather the Dye does come a little bit off.
Which is not that big of a problem. But when I put Antique Finish on their, it wont stay in the deeps of my Tooling or Stamps when I wipe it off.
What could it be that I’m doing wrong here?
At what step would you apply paint? Thank you for sharing what you have learned.
I live in CA and I was able to get Fiebings Low VOC leather dye. I order directly at Springfield Leather Co.
Hello. I'm from Finland. I love your video. Do you have videos for beginners. I jus got my first set for beginners leather working.
Thank you. 😊
I love Fiebing’s products.
I’m wondering about using paint markers on leather bracelets…where would they fit it using the process in this video?
Is the resloine from the leather company’s the same as what you can get from the hardware store?
New subscriber! Thanks for info
Hello from Congress AZ
salut , tu as raison le savoir et l'expérience ne vaut que si elle est partagé !! les cimetière sont plein de bonne idées/solutions qui aurait bien était utile si seulement elle avait était partagé !!!!! merci pour le partage de ton expérience !!
force et respect
Can you use olive oil too
The sock could work simular to the sheepskin. As for California Try Tandy leather brand dye. PS I kied your video eveen though I worked with leather for a long time I never did tooling and trying to learn thank you.
excellent . nice brother
Thank you for the information very helpful.
I tried to order the kit but wasn’t able to do it.
I live in South Gate California.
It keeps asking me for the address.
Please advise.
No resist at all before dyeing? Just tool and go?
One question I saw, but wasn't answered is...
Does the Antique go bad or expire?
Also, is it helpful, or does it hinder, by putting 2 or more coats of the final Resolene as a sealer? Thank you for any advice, especially on the last question. Also, thank you so much for showing your process. Ive seen DG Saddelrys process, as well as a few others and it's neat to see different approaches and results. Thank you for cutting down on my learning curve. Great video!...
PS, sure glad I don't live in CALIFORNIA!!!! 😵💫😅
When do you paint if painting
We can’t get pro die or paste antique
I just learned not to drop a piece that I was going to sew on a sheath with my dog in the room. All gone. I guess he was hungry. I think I will lock him out next time. Great Video.
Hi Joe, sorry I missed you live. Had to pick up my Granddaughter from riding lessons. Great session as always, thank you. Not trying to reinvent the wheel, but can I use RTC Sheridan in place of the Resolene for both the resist and finish? Two reasons: 1) I already have the RTC, but more importantly, 2) I want to be able to be recondition the leather in the future, probably with Neatsfoot Oil. The Resolene will prevent the Neatsfoot from penetrating the leather. OR Do you have a way to recondition the leather sealed with Resolene? Oiling through the back may work, but the oil may seep out and ruin some clothing, plus I don't know if you can do that with a lined belt. Any suggestions? Thank you in advance.
George
How long should the leather dry before dying ?
Hi from Willow Park TX
I asked that question.
Jim Compton
Maybe check with a Tandy Leather for some info. Just a suggestion
Got a question for you. How do you avoid hair from the sheepskin you use to apply the oil and resolene getting stuck to the project? I get tons of little hairs and fuzzies stuck. Does yours not shed at all?
I trim it and try to rub the fuzzies out before I use a piece. If you’re having troubles still, you may try using a vacuum on it before using it.
@@joemeling3216 ah! I'll try that. Thank you!
I'm sorry if you ship to Mexico I'm interested in a kit
👍👍
It's sold-out. When it's available again???
If i may say an update to my statement about shipping to cold climets .if its an alcohol base product..then theirs no problem with the cold ,but water base then theirs a problem,
Hey Joe I’m on board but I’m very late hope I’m not too late
These products are not available in Bangladesh, how can I get them from Bangladesh?
Thanks you
EcoFlo is allowed in California but that's about it. And it's water based so sometimes it behaves differently
Watching this 5 months later, that Resolene looks a lot like Mod Podge.
btw, good call on not tossing the socks into the washer.
I want to buy two, I just want to ask something before I do, can you ship in to Nayarit, México?
Awesome! The shipping is all done automatically on the website & will populate with costs based on where you live. Here is a direct link for your ease. twentythreeplus.com/collections/dyes-and-finishes/products/leather-finish-starters-kit
@@joemeling3216 okay thanks very much
So..
Tool,
Dye,
Oil,
Resoline,
Antique,
Resoline?
where do you get your sheepskin?
Hi, I'm from Southern Manitoba, Canada, I'm wondering if any of these products in the kit would get damaged with frost, during shipping?
I am going to move to quartzite Az , and open a store that sells everything people in California can not get. Paint Thinner, Leather Dye etc. I just need a catchy name.
I guess I’m gonna drive to Pendleton Oregon and pretend that I’m not from California… Ha ha ha
Good news!!! I managed to get pro dye and paste antique into California. Thanks for video!!! on another subject. Can you do a side-by-side beveling an identical pattern with Herman oak and another type or maker of leather. Are use import veg, tan leather and it burnish is pretty good. I’m just curious as to how it would work side-by-side with Herman out.
@@Braiderjim50 what’s your secret? I can’t find a way to get it here to comiefornia.
Start at 2:50
I know this its over or im watching this late.but i noticed you didnt mention the Neatsfood oil ,what its used for and as to your dye kit i was told its not a good idea to ship dyes as if you live in areas that have winter like here in Canada as if it gets cold its no good .
He uses it at 12:55 into video. You can get away with olive oil until winter's over.
@@bjpargeter466 ok need to watch that again .missed it somehow .but also when i asked about shipping in the winter i was referring to the dyes as well as the Neastfoot ,umm not getting cold,see if i can spell it right this time lol.
@@honda200twinstar3 ya dyes and finishes especially, will freeze and be ruined. In a pinch, Michael's sells 4oz bottles of Fiebings regular leather dye in limited colours.
Sorry I missed the live but I had a conflict.
Sold out 😢
😅just switched to water-based
Why is it called casing
I need to allow more time to dry!
Try using olive oils
yess pleaseee help us Californians😭😂
Repeat
You can't teach people and then leave the last chapter out.
California politics are lame!
So much talk no action. Fell asleep.