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Learn the essentials for Oil size gilding, gilding on metal, how to gild ceilings, different leaf types, and more.
A step-by-step educational series. Gilding tutorials and gilding information for the beginner, intermediate and advanced gilder.
Quick Dry oil size gilding - This detailed demonstration shows you how to apply genuine gold, Silver, imitation gold, aluminum and copper leaf to objects and furniture using the classic Quick Dry oil size method.
Learn the difference between loose leaf, patent leaf, transfer leaf and ribbon leaf. It's all in the packaging. Quick tutorial from www.gildedplanet.com. Applies to Genuine gold leaf, Silver leaf, imitation gold, imitation Silver, aluminum and copper leaf.
Apply genuine gold, Silver, imitation gold, aluminum and copper leaf metal surfaces. Interior and exterior surfaces, you'll learn about types of adhesive, tacking and drying rates, easy leaf application tips and cleaning and burnishing the leaf.
Turn ordinary objects into heirlooms! Creating the 'Classic Antique' glaze finish for objects, furniture, walls and more. This detailed step-by-step tutorial shows how to mix the right colors to create the perfect antiquing solution for any object, furniture, picture frame and more. Brought to you by the folks at swww.artSparx.com.
Follow along as Master Gilder Tobias Freccia goes through the process of applying genuine 23.75kt Gold to exterior church ornament. Including metal and stone crosses and architectural elements.
Ribbon leaf application to ceilings and large area wall surface - This detailed demonstration shows you how to apply genuine gold, Silver, imitation gold, aluminum and copper leaf to ceilings and walls using ribbon leaf - or rolls of leaf.
Other than cost, is there a difference between Chinese and European metal and gold leaf? - In short, YES. Learn about size, density and packaging differences.
Understand the 3 primary tools needed to apply Loose Leaf Gold, Silver and Metal leaf to any surface.
Loose Leaf Gold - A book of loose gold leaf is assembled by placing each piece of gold leaf between pieces of thin rouged paper. The gilder can then remove one leaf at a time without disturbing the remaining leaves. It is removed from the book with a gilder's tip, a flat natural hair brush.
Learn about the Gilder's Pad, Gilder's Knife, Gilder's Tip Brush and how to use them to pick up and move pieces of Genuine Gold, Silver and Metal leaf for any gilding project.