VIDEO: How to Use Giardini Paints for Finishing Edges of Cork, Vinyl, or Leather

In this video, I will demonstrate how to use Giardini Paints to finish the edges of Cork, Vinyl, or Leather. Even though these substrates can be cut and left raw, sometimes finishing the edges gives them a more professional look!
Giardini paints and supplies - tinyurl.com/2eqbmmnw
About shelf life of Giardini paints - tinyurl.com/16ujn4lx
Another way to finish the edges - check out my Edge Kote video: tinyurl.com/1ivfs8p9

[@saramoorhead5491]

Once again you’ve given great information! So easy to go back and find information about one of your techniques to refresh my memory. Thanks Sara!

[@denaphipps8124]

Awesome!!! Thanks for keeping us updated

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

Very well done

[@ShioriRose]

So this is how the edges get that plastic finish? Ive always wondered how they do that to wallets and such

[@patriciafrancescone1591]

So the BuckleGuy website description says the paint has a shelf life of 36 months. You say 12months after opening. They seem to be quite different times. Any thoughts?

[@AlexandersPappa]

Is it possible to dilute this brand of edge paint? It seems quite thick?

[@SamanthaCobos]

What color was the paint you used with the cork?

[@craftyjuniper]

I am having trouble opening the jar of base coat! Any tips?

[@craftyjuniper]

Nevermind, got it!

[@lynnpowell2736]

@@craftyjuniper how the heck to open the base coat? Cut the band?

[@lynnpowell2736]

And, clean up base coat roller tool with water?

[@craftyjuniper]

There are little plastic nubs that need to be cut around the outside of the lid.