Thanks so much! Yeah, it’s hit or miss on these things, and unfortunately since they’re seasonal, I fear it’ll get harder to find them. But that just means we have to find something else! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing and they looked great! Nice to know the results over 2-week period too and to know it didn’t slightly fade over time. On another note, are you still planning to do a video testing red and black sublimation colors? Tracey
Thanks, Tracey! I do anticipate them not holding up as well as a stainless steel tumbler, but they’ve held up surprisingly well so far! And yes, I am going to do a video on reds and blacks. Hopefully it’ll be soon. I have a couple other videos that’ll come next, but I promise I’ll get it made! Thanks for watching!
I have the Hamilton Br\each XL Rotisserie Convection oven. Here’s the rather pricey Amazon link. amzn.to/3mhfSid Also check out Walmart. They put it on sale every once in a while! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the video! I only found the clear glass bottles in my store….do you think they will work I know you referred only to the frosted? Just thought I’d ask.
Hey, Lakisha! I didn’t try any of the clear ones because I read on several Facebook groups that the clear didn’t work. Those comments were from people that had tried them. I think it has something to do the the frosted coating. Thanks so much for watching!
thank you for this video. i just bought a portable heat press off Amazon and it says it heats up to 200 so not sure if this will work. but i guess i'll have to try but i'm going to join your group to see if anyone has tried it using this machine
Definitely join the group, there are a bunch of great people there that can help! One thing I can think of is to check and make sure you’re on Fahrenheit and not Celsius. Sublimation needs to get to 350 degrees for the ink to turn to gas. I’ve heard others achieve results at slightly lower temperatures, but 350 is the place you want to start. And thanks so much for watching!
Hi Roy ! I'm a Newbie to all this, with a question. When printing the designs out are you using sublimation ink and paper ? I know you probably are, but it's never said so just making sure. Thanks, Peggy
Hey, Margaret! Yes, I’m using TexPrint sublimation paper and Cosmos Ink ink. I use a ‘converted’ Epson 7710 to print all of my sublimation. My apologies for not specifying that in the video. Thanks for watching!
Hey, Tami! I use the Hamilton Beach XL Convection Oven With Rotisserie. Here’s the Amazon link. amzn.to/3mhfSid I got it cheaper when it was on sale at Walmart. Thanks for watching!
I use the Heat Press Nation Signature Series Mig Press with the tumbler attachment. Here’s my affiliate link if you decide to buy it. This link won’t cost you any more, and I’ll get a couple of bucks to go toward keeping this channel alive! If you have any additional questions, just ask in the Facebook group! shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1137072&u=3064363&m=77504&urllink=&afftrack=
I don’t know, that’s a great question. You may be able to find something. I’d just be very careful about the safety aspect of adding a chemical to a drinking glass. I personally would not do it. Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much, Marilyn! The ink has held up surprisingly well. It’s the frost-covered glass that I’m more worried about. But I think any frosted glass is susceptible to scratching. Your idea is fantastic. Because I sell mine, I’m always nervous about adding a coating, but I’m sure there are some out there just for this purpose. Thanks for the idea, and thanks for watching!
If they’re faded, they’re probably not baking long enough. Use a faded one to test. Try a new image with more time. If that doesn’t work, reuse the same can and try less than you first did. I’d bet you need more time and/or temp! Thanks so much for watching!
Hey, Sandra! I haven’t personally tried an iridescent one, but I read in several other Facebook groups that they don’t work. That said, if you happen upon one, it may be worth trying. Worse case, you have your very own 25 ounce iridescent glass bottle that may or may not have a faded design! Thanks for watching!
Just did some research on these and apparently they are sublimation ready. They sell these on Alibaba and they are all listed as sublimation water bottles!
Great question! Probably not, as sublimation requires a special polymer coating. Since etching cream essentially eats off a small amount of glass, the sublimation would probably not hold to the etched glass anymore than regular non-coated glass. But I’ll have to admit, you’ve peaked my curiosity! Thanks for watching!
@@industrialfringe953 TY for your speedy reply. I used etching cream on a glass bottle. I Think I might try the polycrylic spray and then try to sublimate on it. Worth a shot?
I have one that I use pretty often that’s still holding up well. As with any frosted glass, it’s more susceptible to scratches, and mine has a few, but nothing any different from other frosted glass!
Hey, Antonio! (I see you just joined the Facebook group! Welcome!) I found these in the seasonal section in several of the Walmarts that had them. It was at the front of the store just past the checkout areas, where all seasonal items go. That said, I did find a few on an endcap in the grocery section at one Walmart! Good luck finding them! And thanks for watching!
I saw them at a few Walmarts. All but one had them in the seasonal section. The one that didn’t had a small number of them on an endcap in the grocery section
Your videos are great! And I love that you do the oven as well! Thank you for sharing your time and skills!!! 😊
That makes me smile! Thanks so much! And thank you for watching!
Thank you! They all look amazing!
Thanks so much, Monica! And thanks for watching!
I just stumbled upon your channel while searching for diy sub on colored glass. Thank you for this video and especially for being so detailed.
You’re so welcome! Thanks for watching!
Love your tutorials and you cater tu us with convention ovens!!!
Great to know! I’ll continue to include the oven method where possible! (The next video uses only the oven!) Thanks so much for watching!
Wow those are great
Thanks! And thanks for watching!
I literally did a double take when I saw these glass bottles! I’m going to Walmart TODAY to see if my Walmart has them. Turned out so lovely!♥️♥️
Thanks so much! Yeah, it’s hit or miss on these things, and unfortunately since they’re seasonal, I fear it’ll get harder to find them. But that just means we have to find something else! Thanks for watching!
Oh my word you make me laugh. I may or may not have hated my tumbler press for a while! 😂😂
I figured someone would appreciate that! Thanks for watching!
Loved the video class, enjoyed and want the experience too!
Right?! Thanks for much for watching class!
Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing and they looked great! Nice to know the results over 2-week period too and to know it didn’t slightly fade over time.
On another note, are you still planning to do a video testing red and black sublimation colors?
Tracey
Thanks, Tracey! I do anticipate them not holding up as well as a stainless steel tumbler, but they’ve held up surprisingly well so far! And yes, I am going to do a video on reds and blacks. Hopefully it’ll be soon. I have a couple other videos that’ll come next, but I promise I’ll get it made! Thanks for watching!
Those came out great. Let me see if I can find them in Tallahassee. 😂
Good luck! They did come out wonderfully, especially the off white ones! And thanks so much for watching!
What counter top oven do you use? Looking for recommendations on a good sub $100 oven for sublimation.
I have the Hamilton Br\each XL Rotisserie Convection oven. Here’s the rather pricey Amazon link. amzn.to/3mhfSid Also check out Walmart. They put it on sale every once in a while! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the video! I only found the clear glass bottles in my store….do you think they will work I know you referred only to the frosted? Just thought I’d ask.
Hey, Lakisha! I didn’t try any of the clear ones because I read on several Facebook groups that the clear didn’t work. Those comments were from people that had tried them. I think it has something to do the the frosted coating. Thanks so much for watching!
thank you for this video. i just bought a portable heat press off Amazon and it says it heats up to 200 so not sure if this will work. but i guess i'll have to try but i'm going to join your group to see if anyone has tried it using this machine
Definitely join the group, there are a bunch of great people there that can help! One thing I can think of is to check and make sure you’re on Fahrenheit and not Celsius. Sublimation needs to get to 350 degrees for the ink to turn to gas. I’ve heard others achieve results at slightly lower temperatures, but 350 is the place you want to start. And thanks so much for watching!
Hi Roy ! I'm a Newbie to all this, with a question. When printing the designs out are you using sublimation ink and paper ? I know you probably are, but it's never said so just making sure. Thanks, Peggy
Hey, Margaret! Yes, I’m using TexPrint sublimation paper and Cosmos Ink ink. I use a ‘converted’ Epson 7710 to print all of my sublimation. My apologies for not specifying that in the video. Thanks for watching!
they look amazing but could you please tell me what kind of convection oven you used? I'm looking into getting one
Hey, Tami! I use the Hamilton Beach XL Convection Oven With Rotisserie. Here’s the Amazon link. amzn.to/3mhfSid I got it cheaper when it was on sale at Walmart. Thanks for watching!
@@industrialfringe953 Thank you so much, just ordered it
I’m a newbie, which tumblers press did you used?
I use the Heat Press Nation Signature Series Mig Press with the tumbler attachment. Here’s my affiliate link if you decide to buy it. This link won’t cost you any more, and I’ll get a couple of bucks to go toward keeping this channel alive! If you have any additional questions, just ask in the Facebook group! shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1137072&u=3064363&m=77504&urllink=&afftrack=
Do you think I could seal with with polyurethane to help them last longer?
I don’t know, that’s a great question. You may be able to find something. I’d just be very careful about the safety aspect of adding a chemical to a drinking glass. I personally would not do it. Thanks for watching!
Hi your videos are amazing, maybe they can be sprayed with clear cover I'm try it and maybe it can protect the ink.
Thanks so much, Marilyn! The ink has held up surprisingly well. It’s the frost-covered glass that I’m more worried about. But I think any frosted glass is susceptible to scratching. Your idea is fantastic. Because I sell mine, I’m always nervous about adding a coating, but I’m sure there are some out there just for this purpose. Thanks for the idea, and thanks for watching!
@@industrialfringe953 I’ll wait until you do it it may work
Have done these settings with a tumbler press and mine are coming out faded not as bright as yours. Any suggestions
If they’re faded, they’re probably not baking long enough. Use a faded one to test. Try a new image with more time. If that doesn’t work, reuse the same can and try less than you first did. I’d bet you need more time and/or temp! Thanks so much for watching!
Do you think it will work on the iridescent ones?
Hey, Sandra! I haven’t personally tried an iridescent one, but I read in several other Facebook groups that they don’t work. That said, if you happen upon one, it may be worth trying. Worse case, you have your very own 25 ounce iridescent glass bottle that may or may not have a faded design! Thanks for watching!
@@industrialfringe953 True!! I’ll try one and see what happens!! I can’t find the frosted one anywhere. Thank you!
Just did some research on these and apparently they are sublimation ready. They sell these on Alibaba and they are all listed as sublimation water bottles!
My Alibaba rep couldn’t find them, so that’s great to know! Thanks for the info, and thanks for watching!
Great Video!! Keep up the good work! Do you have a product number and a bar code? Thanks again!
The two numbers I have are MS231000740040VD and the barcode is 6 947225 820621 Thanks so much, and thanks for watching!
Can you use etching cream to make your glass frosted and then sublimate on it?
Great question! Probably not, as sublimation requires a special polymer coating. Since etching cream essentially eats off a small amount of glass, the sublimation would probably not hold to the etched glass anymore than regular non-coated glass. But I’ll have to admit, you’ve peaked my curiosity! Thanks for watching!
@@industrialfringe953 TY for your speedy reply. I used etching cream on a glass bottle. I Think I might try the polycrylic spray and then try to sublimate on it. Worth a shot?
I’d love to know how it turns out!
@@industrialfringe953 I'll let you know
Did they last long?
I have one that I use pretty often that’s still holding up well. As with any frosted glass, it’s more susceptible to scratches, and mine has a few, but nothing any different from other frosted glass!
What section in Walmart do I look
Hey, Antonio! (I see you just joined the Facebook group! Welcome!) I found these in the seasonal section in several of the Walmarts that had them. It was at the front of the store just past the checkout areas, where all seasonal items go. That said, I did find a few on an endcap in the grocery section at one Walmart! Good luck finding them! And thanks for watching!
What department at Walmart are these tunblers?
I saw them at a few Walmarts. All but one had them in the seasonal section. The one that didn’t had a small number of them on an endcap in the grocery section