Thank you so much, @rebecca moerno

Thank you, PinkIvy😊🌺🐭

Thank you🙂. I honestly prefer a raw stainless steel base, to a spray painted, for this technique. I love the depth of it all. 😊🌺🐭🍁

Thank you jmeeks78 😊🌺🐭

Thank you Anita, aka..Sissy 😊🌺🐭❤️

Thank you😊

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Thank you, Irene😊 I'm so happy for you and your sister. Would love to know how she likes it😊🐭🎄

Thank you 😊. They definitely have some great colors. I have never had good luck with their white. T-Rex has a good white. But, I much prefer a white pigment in epoxy. It sinks and blends, so much better. Keep playing, it's not you😊🌺🐭

@@sandisshedhouse4741 Thanks Sandi! Yes, their other colours are really good.. it was just the white. That’s why I thought I might have picked up an expired one (or done something wrong). Anyway, thanks for your tips and tutorials, they really help!

@Julie McNamara The epoxy was still wet.

That's entirely up to you. I would recommend an additional coat for the sake of durability. One coat could easily Crack or shatter with a simple bump. 😊

I use turners my husband and I made. You can order the rotisserie motors from Amazon pretty inexpensively. There are several KZfaq videos of how to make diy tumbler turners. If you lived in upstate NY, I'd give you my 4 arm turner.

@@sandisshedhouse4741 Thank you, I’ll have to check it out. I appreciate your thoughtfulness on your four arm turner, but I live in KY.

At least 2-3 coats are recommended, for durability 😊🐭☃️

Debby Kirshen, Yes I did. And wiped it down with alcohol.

I love T-Rex inks! I use several different inks, depending on what I'm doing. 😊🌺🐭

Do you mean the epoxy? It's fine. Not exactly sure what your asking?

@@sandisshedhouse4741 sorry yes the epoxy on the bare stainless steel, I am wanting to try this and the cup will be used for hot coffee and I am wondering how it holds up as far as long terms thank you

Yes the stainless steel tumbler holds it very well😊🌺🐭

Thank you Miley😊🌺🐭

I have a question

Ok Rachel.... question away

@@sandisshedhouse4741 what do you need to do the tumblers

That's a good question, Rachel. My first answer would be... *A basic understanding of epoxy. There are thousands of KZfaq videos on the subject. But, here's a list of items: Amazon will have many of the items you'll need. *A tumbler Turner *Tumblers *Epoxy *Gloves *Measuring vessels *Popsicle sticks *Good ventilation *Respirator *Heat gun/butane torch ****Optional Additives**** Glitter/Mica powder/alcohol ink/resin pigments/spray paint/acrylic paints/vinyl (cutting machine, cricut?) or /temporary tattoos/stickers/waterslide paper(printer). These are only suggestions. You certainly don't need all of this to start. I built my supplies as I went along. Don't overwhelm yourself. Go slow and experiment with designs. Ask as many questions as you need to. Join some FB groups. The people on them are usually willing to share their knowledge and are very helpful. I know this is long....and I'm sure I've missed a few things. Before you start, watch as many KZfaq videos as you can. If you have more questions, don't hesitate to reach out. I'm here to help. Best wishes! You can do this😊🌺🐭

Thank you. Yes, I did put a top coat on. You want to make sure you cover the inks that may not sink down into the epoxy.

Thank you, Tami. I did another 2 coats, for durability. 😊🐭☃️