Reverse Glass Tips

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This video is full of Reverse Glass Tips that will help with your workflow
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15 янв 2022

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@jimsfunbirdhunting 5 месяцев назад

I've used a towel soaked in lacquer thinner put it over it so that way the air does not make it evaporate and tend to put a piece of newspaper or cardboard over top of that so it holds all the vapors and it works faster and a lot easier without even having to wipe as much

@happygilder 5 месяцев назад

Awesome tip! Thank you!

@Swisshots 2 года назад

Thank you and greetings from Switzerland!

@airbrushken5339 2 года назад

I actually have a set of "French" scrolling brushes from 1974 ... I filled them with car 50 weight oil and then filled the brushes between my fingers with "Vaseline" petroleum Jelly. Last year I found my metal storage box almost 50 years on, so using a "spring jar" with Lacquer thinners, cleaned and re-oiled it with linseed oil first, then using "one shot" enamel I filled and brushed it out ... NO JOKE, they worked great, lost a couple hairs. So as you say; clean and store your brushes will last a lifetime. Great post Paul... Thunder Down Under... Ken

@scotthendricks79 2 года назад

Great tips Paul, I'd like to add that Hyde glue also glows under a black light, easy to locate any pieces that got away. Happy new year bud.

@happygilder 2 года назад

Happy new year Scott, and thanks for the tip! I'll add it to the sequel and give you a mention :)

@Mosey410 2 года назад

Love the lacquer thinner trick , and I find with my brushes that you don’t want to over work the heal with too much pressure or they will start to loose their shape.

@happygilder 2 года назад

Thanks for the tip! I'll be sure to add it into the follow up video :D

@pabloemilioavellanedadiaz8003 2 года назад

MANY SUCCESSES FOR THIS NEW 2022!

@happygilder 2 года назад

Thank you very much!

@stephenbracken 2 года назад

Happy New Year Paul, Great to see you "first" post this year. The suggestions were great.

@happygilder 2 года назад

Thanks Stephen! Happy new year :D

@Preso58 2 года назад

Good tips. Thanks for sharing.

@happygilder 2 года назад

Cheers Mark!!

@hervebuteau169 2 года назад

Great tips! Thanks for every one of them! 👍

@happygilder 2 года назад

Thanks Herve! I hope the brush cleaning tip helps. I remember you asked about it a while ago :)

@hervebuteau169 2 года назад

@@happygilder It sure did, to see an other and better way than mine, and after all that time you still have your brush , thank very much! 👍👍

@debbiepring2236 2 года назад

So was rhe gold leaf covered with shellac and would the thinner destroy it but not affect the gold leaf?

@justinsane7164 2 года назад

Another for the pounce wheel and pounce patterns is to cut out a small square or shape of your choice in 2 corners in case you add chalk again. I guess you could call them registry marks.

@happygilder 2 года назад

That’s a great tip!! Thanks very much 🍻

@joshs7809 2 года назад

Absolutely love this channel Paul keep it up :) do you think this will be a good hobby for someone or do you think a lot of time is needed?

@happygilder 2 года назад

Thanks Josh! It's a great hobby and you can dedicate as much or little time to it as you want. Start out with small simple pieces and you can get one finished in a day :) I have a full time job, and the RU-vid channel and still find time to make personal pieces

@deborahmahan2207 2 года назад

Looking for advice. I etched some glass, and water gilded, using a formula of 1/2 diamond to 1/2 pint of distilled water. The gold has set on the surface for 3 days. When I tried to paint it with one shot, the gold is lifting in places. We are having cold rainy weather. I don't know if it needs to sit longer, or if my water gild did not work. Any suggestions?

@happygilder 2 года назад

Hi Deborah, it could be a few things. The gelatine to water ration should be 2 x diamonds per half pint of distilled water. If you’re gilding sandblasted glass, you should lacquer the etched surface before gilding. You can use clear gloss enamel, or a spray lacquer. Lastly it could be the number of coats. For glue chipped glass do 3 layers of gold leaf, and then back up with clear enamel. The gold should be dry in 30 minutes max so 3 days is more than enough time.

@deborahmahan2207 2 года назад

@@happygilder thank you for your help and quick response, may God bless you in all you do.