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Acrylic pour on a tumbler - easy custom tumbler
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2020
- Wanted to do another gorgeous tumbler with acrylic pouring, this one is primarily greens which is unusual for me :) I seal these with Stone Coat Countertops Epoxy (www.stonecoatco...?aff=20). If you'd like to see that, check this video out: • Acrylic pour on a tumb...
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Artist's Loft Flow Acrylics (white, blue, yellow, black)
Artist's Loft acrylics (metallic purple)
Arteza metallic paints (bronze) (arteza.com/dp/...)
Cup turner (www.amazon.com...)
Artminds cold drink tumbler from Michael's
Floetrol (www.amazon.com...)
Water
LoliVefe silicone bowls and mats (lolivefe.mysho...)
Paint ratios: 50% floetrol, 30% paint, 20% water
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I love how I get to learn so many different types of things from your videos.
Love these Peices. Would also love to see more of these tumbler videos and resin videos!
Awesome. I love how you always use a canvas to catch the paint. Thanks for sharing.
PERFECT GREEN, I LOVE IT❤❤❤😊😊😊
I was very happy to see all of the green. It's my favorite color. Beautiful!
They both came out incredibly beautiful!❤️
I love the colors! And the result for both is beautiful 😍
This is awesome. The canvas reminds me of Van Gogh’s Irises. Beautiful!!
Wow! How cool is that?! I’ve never seen that before... thanks for the introduction 🤗
Green is my favourite color, love the green you made. Tumbler is perfect. Agree with you, might be a little heavy on the green for the canvas, but that still leaves it practically perfect.
That painting! Wow! I just love it. I'm not a green type of person either, but that is just beautiful! I love the tumbler as well, but boy oh boy that painting. ❤️
This was completely new for me as well. Beautiful!
these colours are GREAT! love it! green is my favourite and yet seems to be overlooked lol
Its a great idea MMG I did the same thing with coffee cans (tins with lids) and made money boxes for my grandies. Didnt think to put a canvas underneath great idea.👍🤗
I love those colors together!
Both pieces came out amazing!!
Very pretty!!
The tumbler is so cool. I like the green. To bad the bronze disappeared. Love them both. Thanks.
😊🎨🌺🎨😊
Green is my favorite color so I love these!
Awsome! I love all the different techniques you try out! 😁
Those are beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
I was watching because I have 2 tumblers that were painted by a child with acrylic paint & I need to epoxy them so I was trying to make sure the acrylic paint isn't going to smear or anything when I do the epoxy. Your video didn't show that part but I watched the whole video & very much enjoyed it anyway! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
I always worry about wasting paint, but the canvas under the cup is a genius idea!
💚 love green! Both look great!
Love to see more cup turning!! Thank you
I'm not a big fan of green generally, but I really like the green you made and the way this turned out! Beautiful!
The painting looks like a Matisse garden. Ooooh!
Those turned out lovely!! 💚💙
Loved that painting!! Fun cup!
Amazing! Really gorgeous!
Awesome love it
The green is beautiful!
Love the effect on the canvas. And, the colors remind me of a Van Gogh painting!
Very pretty what a duo 👍🏼💜💕
Loving the green!
So pretty!! Love it!
Just watched your video
Had to try it I love doing the dirty pours like this
Love the colors!
That canvas reminds me of Monet's garden painting!!
Both came out Great!
James
Beautiful!
Wow!!! That’s awesome
That canvas looks like a blend of Munch’s & Van Gogh’s brush work.
Nice colours 😊
I like the impressionist colors.
Hi, I love your work. I’m new to acrylic pouring and loving it. I was wondering what is the best epoxy to use on a mug that I have done a pour onto that will be food safe. Thank you for all your videos x
Love your tutorial, but mine didn't come out smooth all the way around, the paint didn't roll as much in some places, what can I do to smooth them out. before I apply the epoxy.
That is awesome
I have a thought and am wondering if it is a good idea. I was thinking of tilting the turner and pour while the cup is soo if so the paint will run down the cup. ( I haven’t bought my cup turner yet.)
I have learned multi surface paint doesn’t need to be sealed. It can be either bake cured or wait cured, and that paint will not budge.
beautiful
How did you get it so shiny? Did you add the Epoxy to the paint, the video doesn’t show that? It looks amazing!!!
Love your work. What other kind of turner do you recommend since amazon are out of these and they don't know when or if they will be getting more?
Very nice! Thank-you
I have attempted this process and I have noticed that all of mine have a huge glob right before the base of the cup not sure what I did incorrectly. I also noticed that maybe I am not using enough acrylic because I have to make more to finish covering the cup. Please help!!
Will the paint not come out? Or affect on a resin coating on any way?
But I lightly sand it like your suppose to and I did it like this and I epoxy it and now it won’t to chip at rim and at edge before bottom
Do you pour on the bottom of the cup? If not how do you clean it up and clean the top also to look professional? Maybe a little video of that unless you have one. If so can you give the link?
I live both the cup and the canvas. Would it be possible to do an old glass coffee jar on the turner?
I have a cup that no paint got on the rim of my cup. My paint was mixed with epoxy. It is all cured. Can I go back and add paint around the rim and then epoxy the cup or will it mess it up?
I really want to give this a try......I love your paint pouring videos and have learned so much. This may seem like a silly question but.....once I resin the tumbler is it ok to use it for hot coffee? I'm assuming it's ok but I just have to ask. Thanks so much.❤
So how did you prep the cup? Just used acrylic paint poured in a clip onto cup and canvas? Then epoxy. Very cool
What did you do with top? I made one few days ago. I had enough paint to cover the top but I didn’t know how to make sure that paint get in the straw hole.
Do u have to use just regular acrylic paint or special paint for pouring on cup
I know it's not as strong/Sturdy but could you use polyccrylic or a varnish? Also how long do you leave the cup on the spinner before taking it off?
How do you keep the paint from peeling off the tumbler?
Epoxy
Are you using acrylic paint and if so how do you get it ready to pour do you mix it with water
Hello. Love your videos. Why do you sand the tumbler? Is it necessary?
If you have air bubbles in your paint how do you get them out before you epoxy?
I know how to calculate how much paint you need for a canvas. how do you figure out how much to use for a project like this?
how did you get your paint so thin? Mine was really thick
When you say premixed epoxy.. did you premix before filming or did you purchase it premixed? Having a hard time finding premixed epoxy...only see A & B combos
I mixed it before the video
Great video! Do you resin the canvas?
Is the paint mixed with any other medium?
On the canvas, the edges look like the paint sort of disappeared. I’m very new at pouring but this has happened to me. The paint in the middle looks great but the edges look pale and dry. How do you fix that? Also, so you resin coat your canvases after the pour dries? Thanks.
You can use a bit more paint on the canvas to help keep the edges from looking so thin.
The canvas, you can resin coat it if you decide, but you can also seal with a clear spray paint or varnish or a brush on varnish. I would definitely seal the tumbler with resin though for longevity and durability.
After you do your paint pouring design can you put a name with vinyl then seal it?
That's exactly what I was checking comments for.. did you get a reply?
I’m early!! This was so so cool!
How much paint do you suggest for pours like this? & if you do this with resin, how much do you use if your tray holds 8oz?
I use approximately 1 ounce of paint for every 16 square inches of canvas, for a resin pour it would be however much you need for the mold you're using.
@@MixedMediaGirl thank you!
How long was it on the tumbler
So how do you finish the rim of the tumbler?
How long did it take to dry?
Do u add the resin to the paint and then put it on the cup?
What did you do with the lid? Leave it unpainted?
Yes, I leave it unpainted. :)
Typically there are various factors in cure time, but my question is : Say all climate is spot on where it should be what is the epoxy art coat dry time on a tumbler, I been using the one for the counter tops and it takes so long to cure? Can ya help a girl out?
It depends on the resin really, but for the stone coat countertops epoxy I'd say dry to the touch in 12-16 hours
@@MixedMediaGirl that is the art coat one?
can you use the art coat to seal or should you use the exoxy?
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It’s me gg
I've probably missed the video but how would I pour on a tumbler without the machine you use?
Here you go ua-cam.com/video/Glqa8Fabe5k/v-deo.html
@@MixedMediaGirl thanks!
Those colours remind me of a painting, I think it was Monet. Probably wrong.
Do you sand your tumblers when you use this method or you just clean it with alcohol
She said at the beginning that she sanded the tumbler.
It hear are all the acrylic paints
Am I the only one that think the canvas looks like it has peacock feathers??
❤️
Do you sell the canvas, if so, how much?
Kinda spaceish with the focus on green.
see a lot of aliens faces “entities” on the green canvas.