Woodgrain Tumbler Tutorial using NEW CrystaLac Inks.

Make a beautiful, multi-toned natural woodgrain finish using nothing but the CrystaLac Inks and Blending Solution. Easy, beginner friendly tutorial. No sealing, no gassing off or harmful chemicals!
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CrystaLac Grande Finale: tinyurl.com/CrystalacGF
Crystalac Universal White: tinyurl.com/UniversalWhite
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[@kellysmith1800]

Amazing!!!!

[@TaroleeG]

Thank you for posting the ink video. We need more. Definitely not enough of these on UA-cam. Great job!!

[@LOVESTOWRITEKID24]

can you do a vid on how exactly u made this color with the Uw& pigments the chocolate milk color
and also how u make the woodgrain with the pigments?
because i have pigments and not the ink
and im a visual learner as well

[@XenaWarrior95]

I tried a wood grain on a glass mug and my base coat which was FNA white paint still started to lift off as I was using the crystalac inks which I didn’t think would happen b/c I’m not using any alcohol.