Best Leather Resist! How to Resist Leather 100% with Frisket.

How to resist leather 100% with liquid Frisket. The Best leather resisting method. What is the best leather resist.... Frisket.
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[@mikedeloach6849]

Per Tony's request...
A cautionary note: Liquid frisket, aka Liquid latex, can very negatively effect any paint *under* it. I'm not saying it 'WILL', only that it potentially could. After hand painting some veg-tan, I applied liquid latex over the painted sections so I could spray the background. When I removed the latex, the acrylic paint peeled off with it.
I will note that I was using cheap, craft grade acrylic paint at the time, and better quality paint should have better adhesion....and maybe a top coat would have helped. In any case, it's worth a little experimentation.

[@TonyAllenBernier]

Thanks Mike!

[@CantrellLeatherGoods]

How am I NOT subscribed to you channel?!? Well, I fixed that horrific error. Great info, always looking to learn something new and try new things. Will definitely be giving this a go. Thank you Tony.

[@TonyAllenBernier]

LOL, awesome, thanks!

[@dalenielsen7054]

I’d never heard of this stuff until this video, Tony! Another reason why your work is so spectacular. Thanks for sharing.

[@TonyAllenBernier]

Thanks Dale!

[@quitaf6251]

I’ve used this many times. It works great. I’ve learned though you can buy liquid latex. It’s the same thing and a lot less expensive.

[@BlackthornLeather]

Thanks for this. I used to use that stuff in art school and I had forgotten what it’s called. Frisket!

[@TonyAllenBernier]

You bet, This stuff is amazing.

[@lynxlady5355]

I've used Frisket on my traditional artwork for many years but never thought of using it on leather. Good tip!

[@TonyAllenBernier]

You bet, It works surprisingly well.

[@coys787]

I just found you on CZcams and subscribed. A huge THANK YOU to you for sharing your knowledge.

[@TonyAllenBernier]

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