Hey, I know that guy on TV! Who would have thought your hobby would have taken you to this point. The laser cut backing on the mirror you made was a nice touch too. So creative. Can't wait to see what you come up with next and where your passion takes you. Thanks for sharing!

I started doing basic hand engraved logos on the front of mirrors a few year back, only owned a Dremel & some hand drawing skills. Slowly but surely I've invested in products to help me speed things up & help improve quality. Sandblaster, compressors, air brushes, etc. And since I found this channel it has really inspired me to try & push things further. And although I haven't attempted it yet, I have bought in the glue & gold leafing to give glue chipping a try, as a result of this channel. And now finding out it's a dying craft, that's pushed me to stick to it even more. I actually thought things like this were on the increase. Well done for getting some recognition in what you do m8, and thanks for any info you've gave out. You're helping keep it alive in more ways than one.

Amazing, keep the torch burning!

Wow! Congratulations Paul! That was a great shout-out from ITV and recognition of your talents and skill. Get ready for the showbiz offers to start rolling in! ;) And what I appreciate the most is your first class teaching, sharing and encouragement on your KZfaq channel. Thank you.

Very cool! Congrats Paul, that is awesome! Great interview and the ITV sign was an amazing close!

That’s Fantastic Paul! What a great year for you!!

🌟✨ Congratulations Paul! ✨🌟 Great to be on TV & you made them a perfect gift ❤️ AAAAND I LOVE your sweater! All the best!

Congratulations Paul. Very well deserved, and thank you for all the wonderful videos you have given us. One step better than videos would be actual workshops, or one day 'taster' sessions. Please let me/us know if you ever plan a workshop as I want to be at the front of the queue!! Thanks again.

Thats brilliant and well deserved 👏 👍

both of them men are amazing at what they create

Well done Paul.🤩

Nice. Nearly tops my connect 4 appearance 😂 well deserved shout out

Well done Paul !

Fabulous Paul !❤

Reality hurts ... in the 70's I'd pin stripe a car, van, truck in Detroit almost daily besides my airbrush mural work. In Australia one artist in he 30's was doing "Reverse Images" on pub signs ... he also won The Archibald Prize, Australia's highest art prize started in 1921. After the 2nd world war their was a shortage of plate glass and building materials here in Australia, so many pieces were acid stripped for the 5-10 mm glass. If you own one of those from that time, they are now worth upwards of $30,000 AUS.. Paul's updated art work is fantastic... and FREE. ... Good on Ya' Paul!

How do you paste the golden foil on the glass? How you a name off tha kind of product and more if if you know a french product ould me marvellous...😁😉

真棒！

I appreciate your creativity, work and excellent work. You are well done. But why the coat of arms of Ukraine in the report? Is it related to your creative work?

I hope you get some passing trade from this bud it's great advertising for you.

Hi Paul, my name is Tony, I live in Ottawa, Canada. I run a small sign and apparel shop and I am always looking for something new and happened onto your videos. VERY INTERESTING and I am FASINATED, I need to try your processes. I have watched most of your KZfaq videos at least once, some more than once. I am wondering if you could answer a few questions and maybe point me in the right direction. To start, do you have list or video of the items, materials, tools, chemicals you use? Is there anything specific about the glass you use and how thick is the glass you typically used? I see in your videos that you use a variety of processes, I will start with "etching cream ** (acid)" mixed with water and something else ... what is that something else? I see you also use media blasting, what media are you using, is it aluminum oxide? I see also that you are using a laser for some of your work. Is the process variation acid/blast/laser intended only to get different texture results? ** I understand the danger of using acid so no law suites here! When you apply gold leaf, are you wetting the glass with just distilled water or is there something mixed in to make the old leaf adhere? One last question ... can you suggest any books or other videos on the subject. Oh ya, sorry one more ... if I can figure out a way ... can I buy you a beer for your time taken to respond! cheers and thank you so much for your help and inspiring videos1