I’m a newbie and went straight to Hyperion! Not sure why ANYONE would expose themselves to epoxy 😫 and I wasn’t looking forward to the long dry time with Crystalac. Love Hyperion! Super shiny and so so pretty. I work full time (at home since COVID). I can finish a cup in two days between meetings, etc. The Facebook group is EVERYTHING! So much advice, help and super cool folks. I got all my products in the US at very reasonable pricing. Made my cup tumbler with my hubby’s help (thank you Jesus!) and I’m ready to go. Thanks for your video. Love your teaching style. Give Hyperion more time and research. You won’t be disappointed.
They recommend a light sand after layer 3 or 4 then a level sand after layer 6 or 7. That helped me a lot with this product. It does take a few layers to finish a cup though. I love your videos by the way.
Okay girl wait, first I need to tell you that your hilarious!!🤣🤣 baby crying in the crib🤣🤣🤣 I can’t! I’m a mod in the official hyperion group and we recommend using 7.5ml for each layer on a 20oz cup. If your doing s glitter tumbler like you did or fabric you can actually apply a lot more so it can get into all the grooves (I usually get about 20ml on, but leave it for to dry for abit longer) that way it will build up your layers quicker. We also advise people to do a light sand on layer 3 with 400 grit paper and then a full on level sand so there’s no shiny bits left on layer 4/5, that will get rid of all the indents in your chunky glitter and will make it shine even more
Heyyyy 😊 thank you for your honest review as a new user. We know people struggle using a new product and have an amazing group and IG where anyone can reach our and you will be helped 😊 With regards to coats, your first coats over glitter or fabric can be flood coats, so as much as you feel you need. After coat 3 you want to do a gentle sand then it’s 7.5ml per 20oz tumbler or 3.5ml per 10oz. After that it’s just sand when you feel it’s needed . Sometimes grit can come from overworking and if there’s pooling the product may crinkle. With regards to chemicals, Hyperion doesn’t have any harmful chemicals, and this is based on EU laws which are one of the strictest if not the strictest in the world 😊 We are super proud of Hyperion and appreciate any and all feedback good or bad, that’s the only way we can improve right? ❤️ keep doing you 😊
Hi Cath. Although I am on social media for this kind of thing...in general im not on it. It would be really great if y'all stuck this information on the product page because I don't tend to join product groups (too many opinions and not enough facts from the manufacturer) and I will refer back to the packaging itself or the product website. When that information isn't available, I just do what I think is best in that situation. And I did mention that some don't know the difference between a harmful chemical and ones that with prolonged exposure may put you at risk for a reaction (that's how the US has them classified). thanks for the info.
Great as always! I have messed up about 6 tumblers this month as well. Maybe it’s the full moon coming? Lol. Halloween is around the corner!!! Not a layers person. Like my epoxy. Would you make a video on stripping? I have my mess ups lined up in the garage! Good to see you back. Thank you for trying all of these products for us.
:) If I Ever start a UA-cam channel~ and someone requests me to do the Hyperion...I will put this in my description below for them to watch you...LOL cuz I can't even fathom this process. I know you've lost your damn mind...But have some of it back now that this is done.
HEYYYY MONICA HOPE ALL IS WELL... GIRL YUP UR RIGHT TO THE POINT ND THATS HOW TO BE !! LOL AND LOVE THE LAUGHS GIRL.. OHHH NO NOT THAT PRICE FOR THAT LOL GEEZ .. WOULD U CONTINUE TO USE THAT ? TY FOR SHARING .,.. MISSED UR VIDS
My bottle says "rub down gently before the final coat with a fine abrasive, and remove dust with a moist cloth or sponge". idk if they hadn't figured out the sanding they should have left it off the bottle because that's what I went by
FINALLY!, someone that gets to the point, makes me laugh and doesn't B.S about a product.
I’m a newbie and went straight to Hyperion! Not sure why ANYONE would expose themselves to epoxy 😫 and I wasn’t looking forward to the long dry time with Crystalac. Love Hyperion! Super shiny and so so pretty. I work full time (at home since COVID). I can finish a cup in two days between meetings, etc. The Facebook group is EVERYTHING! So much advice, help and super cool folks. I got all my products in the US at very reasonable pricing. Made my cup tumbler with my hubby’s help (thank you Jesus!) and I’m ready to go. Thanks for your video. Love your teaching style. Give Hyperion more time and research. You won’t be disappointed.
I absolutely love your commentary. 😂 That chunky glitter, girl… always takes forever to cover. But smooshing it with parchment paper helps A LOT!
Your baby's in the crib 😂😂😂😂
You made my morning ❤️ too funny
They recommend a light sand after layer 3 or 4 then a level sand after layer 6 or 7.
That helped me a lot with this product.
It does take a few layers to finish a cup though.
I love your videos by the way.
Okay girl wait, first I need to tell you that your hilarious!!🤣🤣 baby crying in the crib🤣🤣🤣 I can’t!
I’m a mod in the official hyperion group and we recommend using 7.5ml for each layer on a 20oz cup. If your doing s glitter tumbler like you did or fabric you can actually apply a lot more so it can get into all the grooves (I usually get about 20ml on, but leave it for to dry for abit longer) that way it will build up your layers quicker. We also advise people to do a light sand on layer 3 with 400 grit paper and then a full on level sand so there’s no shiny bits left on layer 4/5, that will get rid of all the indents in your chunky glitter and will make it shine even more
Heyyyy 😊 thank you for your honest review as a new user. We know people struggle using a new product and have an amazing group and IG where anyone can reach our and you will be helped 😊
With regards to coats, your first coats over glitter or fabric can be flood coats, so as much as you feel you need. After coat 3 you want to do a gentle sand then it’s 7.5ml per 20oz tumbler or 3.5ml per 10oz. After that it’s just sand when you feel it’s needed .
Sometimes grit can come from overworking and if there’s pooling the product may crinkle.
With regards to chemicals, Hyperion doesn’t have any harmful chemicals, and this is based on EU laws which are one of the strictest if not the strictest in the world 😊
We are super proud of Hyperion and appreciate any and all feedback good or bad, that’s the only way we can improve right? ❤️ keep doing you 😊
Hi Cath. Although I am on social media for this kind of thing...in general im not on it. It would be really great if y'all stuck this information on the product page because I don't tend to join product groups (too many opinions and not enough facts from the manufacturer) and I will refer back to the packaging itself or the product website. When that information isn't available, I just do what I think is best in that situation. And I did mention that some don't know the difference between a harmful chemical and ones that with prolonged exposure may put you at risk for a reaction (that's how the US has them classified). thanks for the info.
@@PeriodSixDesigns That’s a good point. I’ll get onto updating the product page later and I’ll include an application video also ❤️ thanks Monique 😊
It's Monica 🤣
@@PeriodSixDesigns 😂🤣 sorry ❤️ I got the first letter right lol, thanks Monica 😂🤣
The realness gets me every time. I freakin love it
Wet the brush with water and make sure to squeeze out water and then use.
I’m so glad someone else struggles..I’m having that problem too..I’ve messed up so many just trying to get to the one!!
Also, sorry I forgot ❤️ we do have retailers now in the US to save on delivery and customs charges
Hi. Yes everywhere I tried to buy it from was sold out so at the time that was my only option.
87 dollars good grief omg. I love you so much for even investing in teaching us anything
Great as always! I have messed up about 6 tumblers this month as well. Maybe it’s the full moon coming? Lol. Halloween is around the corner!!! Not a layers person. Like my epoxy. Would you make a video on stripping? I have my mess ups lined up in the garage! Good to see you back. Thank you for trying all of these products for us.
not a full moon lol check this one out
ua-cam.com/video/lt7FP_JwrFA/v-deo.html
:) If I Ever start a UA-cam channel~ and someone requests me to do the Hyperion...I will put this in my description below for them to watch you...LOL cuz I can't even fathom this process. I know you've lost your damn mind...But have some of it back now that this is done.
I love your glitter I’m going to add some pics when I’m
Done ❤️
I love your personality! ❤
Hey girl! Feels like it’s been a minute.
Yes I been working and traveling so the videos took a backseat
Lol I love the Commentary😂
Omg I want to try it now
I will take bottle of hands lol
HEYYYY MONICA HOPE ALL IS WELL... GIRL YUP UR RIGHT TO THE POINT ND THATS HOW TO BE !! LOL AND LOVE THE LAUGHS GIRL.. OHHH NO NOT THAT PRICE FOR THAT LOL GEEZ .. WOULD U CONTINUE TO USE THAT ? TY FOR SHARING .,.. MISSED UR VIDS
i think you did well...i think it is supposed to take lots of layers...i think i heard 10 layers.... i think it looks nice... you did good. :)
Wow what did you say on insta that got you muted?
People need to stop with all this “non-toxic” mess. It’s all toxic. Customers don’t want chemicals? Slap some vinyl on a cup and call it a day
I swear I can't do all the coats. I work on a million things at once so I can't make a commitment to all those layers
The baby in the crib 🤣🤣🤣
You have to do 7 Ml and it takes many layers
Gurl that’s too much work.. I’m sticking with epoxy
It’s recommended to wet sand
My bottle says "rub down gently before the final coat with a fine abrasive, and remove dust with a moist cloth or sponge". idk if they hadn't figured out the sanding they should have left it off the bottle because that's what I went by
Thank you Monica I was one of the people who requested!!!
The appears to be a lot of work. I really think traditional epoxy looks better.