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@@thefrizzy87 let it dry really good sand it and then wash it really well dawn dish soap and then dry it see if that helps! When I have this issue it helps for me.

No epoxy is not dishwasher safe. The stainless steel tumblers even without epoxy are not dishwasher safe.

If the was round and sparkly that is a tumbler! It’s dark red like a wine color! I’m still Trying to figure out what to put on it. It’s been on the turner ready for a design for about 6 months

Your welcome!!

Yes you do

No I don’t I sand after I apply glitter and 2 coats of epoxy

No white edges

@@mamabairsdesigns3852 i always get it. Anooying. Watch many tutorials but still looks rough.

@@clint.87 you have to cut as close to the edge as you can or use a vinyl cutting machine to cut it for you.

@@mamabairsdesigns3852 all good. I have to blend background into image.

Champagne toast

This ends up being one of the easiest one to do! Just make sure do have a nice thick coat of wet epoxy when you add the inks! And you will have run off don’t worry about that!

I use rust oleum I do the flat white you epoxy will give it a shine

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I would say yes. I have before. Make sure to sand the metal some first

You are so very welcome!! We are just starting our page back up and hope to be able to help you a lot more!

It gets easier the more you do it!

I have one right here for you ua-cam.com/video/dclav-M1QLI/v-deo.html

I have one for you ua-cam.com/video/dclav-M1QLI/v-deo.html

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I would think so. I just use the cheap stuff

Yes

Epoxy doesn’t bond well To a flat surface and the tumblers come with a coating on them. Which in the end could result in all your hard work sliding right off

You would save your pictures to your computer and print them off on Waterslide paper

Thank you so much!

I'm a scooter mechanic, and since seeing this I've been sanding an engine to test with a colored clear coat. All I need now is a tattoo and some time.

@@benscootin4329 that will be amazing to see when finished!

I just used a cheap HP printer I think it’s a 2700 series

I normally sell this as a decal. I don't have time to get them done right now with christmas orders. After Christmas ill start again

I’ll be 1st one in line I cannot do what u just did

@@02Huntet it’ll be a couple of weeks before I have them active on the website

I have no tips for the Cricuts i havent heard much good about them!

Here is a link to part one so you can see how I applied the design ua-cam.com/video/dclav-M1QLI/v-deo.html

I print all my own waterslides

@@mamabairsdesigns3852 could you make some in 164 scale I'd be a buyer and would buy in bulk or how ever just need some badly for my customs lol

@@oldscoolcooldiecast1879 you use actual waterslides for those? Or do you need stickers?

@@mamabairsdesigns3852 actual water slides like you use on the cups but like I was saying 164 scale so it's small but if you can do it I'm interested and possibly later on 125 scale for model cars

Thank you!

Yes I did sand it first

I used diamonds from glitter heart co and then added some cheat glitter from them on the final coat 😊

@@mamabairsdesigns3852 Thank you so much for responding. :) I'm trying to put together something I can picture in my mind, but I'm not sure is possible. I haven't seen anyone do the jug style waterbottle I want to do (Takeya is one brand). It's already powdercoated white which may be an issue, but on overall color & texture you nailed it on this one. I've tried 5+ glitters & they all have green or red undertones that sneak up on you and also not right glitter size. This water bottle seems like a silly thing, but I'd like to get it right. My only girl (25) is getting married and I've been wanting to do a water bottle with her new name initials monogramed. She always has her Takeya water bottle with her & her style is simple - so the classy look you have here is perfect. This is probably TMI, but after a very nasty divorce, she and I were seperated & alienated from each other for many years. I got sick and my husband of 20 years didn't sign up for marriage with a sick person, but I was too sick to contest. The good news is I made it thru and she is back in my life and we are closer than ever. Thank you for the info. Sorry for long message. I've always been a maker and hope I can pull this off, but may be too much I don't know. If I throw in the towl, do you sell too? Thanks again. - Melinda

@@BeAKindHuman I’m so glad to hear you and your daughter have an amazing relationship now and your healthy again!! With the project you are taking on with it being powder coated I would strip the powder coat off. Epoxy won’t stick to that. Once you do that spray paint it white. You’ll love this color from glitter heart co! It has a beautiful white and it also has the same colors that slightly pop up that make it sparkle just like a diamond does! You’ll see red, green, blue, purple in it it’s beautiful and the only white I use!

You are so welcome!! I’m glad I could help!!

I’m starting another one right now! I’ll do a full tutorial on it!

No I’ve never heard of it

I’ve never had an issue with the paint coming off. Did you sand your tumbler?

Thank you! This is the only one I’ve ever kept for myself!

@@mamabairsdesigns3852 you're welcome! /lol, I don't blame you one bit! It's gorgeous!

@@alb91878 thank you!!

Just white

I can try! What kind of video are you looking for? It’s an off brand from Amazon

Thank you!! This was one of my favorites!

Your welcome! Thank you for watching!