STAINED GLASS the Finishing Process
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Leaded glass windows require proper finishing to ensure their longevity and beauty. One crucial step in this process is applying putty to secure the glass pieces and create a seamless finish. In this video, we will guide you through the steps of making a putty recipe, applying the putty, and achieving a polished final result
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Thank you for this video. Your teaching and your craftsmanship are superb! Appreciate you and Barb so much!
You are so welcome!
Great tutorial Ed!!! I've learned so much from yours sharing. All the best and God Bless you and Barb! Amazing restoration of these windows. Beautiful!
Thanks a bunch! Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks so much its better to see the demo
Yes indeed!
Hi ,this was a super class.Thank you so much for sharing.Loka from Montreal Quebec Canada.😊
You bet! Good to hear from you!
Interesting putty recipe. The window glazing compound says not to use for stained glass projects? But obviously you can if the thinner is added? Another Great video.
Yes you can! We’ve been using it for years. Thanks for watching.
This was a great great video Ed. I’ve always used a “potato” brush. It’s about 4” long may a 1-1/4 wide and has the yellowish bristles. My question is since your doing the dark gray glazing do you not using whiting to remove the rest of the glazing? The only reason I ask is that it’s the way I was trained. My fear of using whiting is that it will spoil the beautiful gray glazing color you worked so hard to achieve. Maybe it’s the combination of the different brushes that removes the excess residue. By the way, I loved the way you installed the replacement pane. I’m amazed too that the lacquer thinner doesn’t attack the plastic of your coffee container. Thank you Ed!
We do not add the whiting.
Wow, wow, wow! Fantastic education!!!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome video Ed & Barb on the restoration of the 6 windows and making and using your special recipe of your glazing putty...! Also enjoyed the examples of how you do, what you need to do to complete the job with the tools and examples from start to finish...! Very informative & educational y'all...!!! 🪟🪟🪟🪟🪟🪟👍👍
Thank you Ray! We hope you are staying up there!
@@ARTyRV we're doing ok guys thanks for your wishes... we're staying warm and staying home off the roads... see ya Monday night....!
Super instructional video Ed!😮👍❤️-you’re an outstanding teacher🙌 and it shows in the willingness of sharing your knowledge and trade of this beautiful art!
Wow, thanks!
Thanks so much for the lesson. you are both such wonderful human beings. Hope to visit one dat in the future.
Our pleasure!
Thank you for the video. Just made your putty this morning and using it tomorrow on my first ever lead project.
Thank you for all of your videos.
Have a blessed day🙏🏻
You are so welcome!
Hi Ed, I purchased and used your putty recipe recently and received a great review from my client. My only suggestion is that you add 'let it sit overnight' to your instructions. I am very pleased with the results and will be using it on other projects.
Yes indeed. We changed the recipe and added that note. So glad your customer is happy! Also, here is a blog post with some handy info. www.conwayglass.com/blog
Thank you. As usual, super helpful video. Quick question, is there any reason for you preferring to use paint instead of lamp black to darken the putty? Do you find it gives you more control of how dark it gets (i.e., easier to colour match)?
Black paint was in the original recipe. Thanks for the suggestion though and thanks for watching!
Awesome video guys... !💚 Ed at 14:12 in the video towards the end where you're working with the glass and wood frame, what is that material you are installing between the frame edges and the wood frame? Is that a rubberized molding?
Thank you. Yes, that is the trim mold that came with the cabinet doors. It just fits right in and holds the glass snug. Cabinets doors with all different trim molds. This one is exceptional.
What was that stop you put in there after you put the window back in the frame? what is an acid brush?
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