Found - Hermes Edge Paint!

[panchoskywalker]

Has anyone tried tis edge paint? Is it really from outer space?

 

Is Giardini also heatable? Or this is the only one. 

Edited November 29, 2016 by panchoskywalker

[Lalumiere]

On 12/3/2014 at 2:26 AM, yoji said:

thefanninator: when i first ordered the fenice edge paint plus (the thicker viscosity) from cambpell i was sure that it was going to satisfy my needs but as you have indicated i found that it takes too many coats to get the desired effect. I don't even want to think how the non "plus" version is. However i find that the fenice product is great quality wise, but it was not what i needed. sometimes i have larger orderes and i don't have the time to play around with 5-6 coats of paint. Even though i fabricated (DIY) a drying oven it still takes too many time. If this product is going to be like my contact indicated so this will be a great timesaver

no, I am not from the US, it should be clear from my english. LOL

I will be flying back with the products, but for those who are interested to get some i will be sending them from there.

Frankly i was sure that there will be way more interest on it since there are a lot of interest on it from what i see.

looks like folks are pretty satisfied with the fenice results.. maybe we are not the smart ones here

6 coats?! I use Fenice plus 3 coats, heat, and sand and looks as good it not better than Hermes...alot of their edges are trash..sewing too these days. It may be your technique and not the edge paint. I also use uniters at times and only takes 3 coats max...3 layers is on stuff that's 4 to 5 layers...someyhings only need 3 in order to be seamless. Make sure your edge is flawless before painting