[ASMR] Restoring A Vintage Louis Vuitton Vanity Case 

really? 😍😍😍😍😍

Where?

@@rachj1398 7:46

Phuong Ngo 7:47 in blue ink on the top of the case

"Je vous aime très fort"

Loooove these so much more without the music ❤️

@@redcosplay x2 😁😁

Excellent without music!!!

SOOO MUCH BETTER WITHOUT MUSIC!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHH

Agree

Same! I hate the background elevator music

Yep, I love it!

Absolutely! Both of things you mention are the most important features of the best videos for me.

No need for it

same lol

me too hahah

Great idea but also no cus then they’ll charge us lv prices 😂

But i think this is asmr

Antic?

Antique

Depends on who’s measuring said value and how much weight the owner puts on the answers.

Depends, the original in that state would have been worth very little and this was also very well repaired so in this case it's definitely a gain in value. However a poor repair job on a piece with some mild patina would devalue it greatly. Bear in mind that this repair would have taken a few hours and cost the owner a few hundred dollars.

Maria Cristina Dutari electrochemical plating. It melts down the metal and uses the batteries to reduce cations in metal and plate them. Super cool science

How do I pay you for it.

@@hasan1980hb you first need to see it. Email me rekket@gmail.com

Please complete the form on our website (it's free/easy) and our restoration team will be in touch to discuss how we can work our magic on your Vanity case 👜

What happened to LV?

@@ahalyavaitheeswaran6410 Well a lot of things but in truth it has a lot to do with racism and also social media. Louis Vuitton became a “hypebeast” brand since it was recently claimed by the hip hop world. They started to do collaborations with other hypebeast brands. Basically the black community popularized LV in the social media world. Then since it took off in the social media world, they started to gift items to rappers and influencers. Instead of being this pristine brand that rich elitist white people would purchase, it became a way for middle to lower class people to show wealth. Same thing happened to Gucci. If it hadn’t been for the hip hop world, LV or Gucci wouldn’t have skyrocketed in earnings. However, (even though some new items have now gained value) they risked their items being devalued overall and could also risk going out of style as the “hype” fades away. In all truth, the real reason collectors and elitists feel LV has fallen is because the black community became a huge part of the market. (Same thing happened to cadillacs back in the day, same thing people think is happening to birkin bags. Shameful.)

@@n1s2345 STOP DEGRADING BLACK PEOPLE RACIST BITCH! YOU CAN SAY THE SAME THING WITHOUT BEING RACIST.

The sewing bits were my favorite part--too cute!! 😍

Also, I was wondering from the beginning what was going to happen to the metal pieces on the edges, since they seem pretty perticular yet still somewhat damaged, so how was he going to find new pieces. And the fact that ended up restoring those old pieces as well, making them seem brand new even with the dents and scratches that all metal is bound to have and not be able to fix... I'd say is a testimony that when it comes to restoring other things then, anything, it's not about replacing every single part, and making sure it becomes perfect again just life it was before. We should know that the point is never perfection, the goal is bettering. And once you focus on that you realize that the little imperfections and changes that are irreversible, actually aren't so bad because they don't stand in the way of the general goal, which is improvement. Things will probably never be the same it was before, but that doesn't mean it can't be great once more. Greatness isn't perfection, nor is it just one thing, so something CAN ve different and still great. 👌🏼😊