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@@mex700g8 It is challenging.

Thank you!

Thank you for your kind words. The tank measurements must be slightly larger than the piece you are marbling. This tank was made to marble my 14" x 72" scarves; it measures 18" x 74". My husband and I made the tank - plywood, 2x4s, a "something or other" for a drain, silicone and exterior house paint.

What finishing product do you use after craft is fully dried? Diane from VA. Thank you.

What is your suggestion of prior to start prepping, spray, fluid,etc.?

@@dianemiles8909 Thank you so much for watching! I do prep all items before marbling. I only seal the items that are on glass, plastic or acrylic. A lot of the information is contained in this book: aqueoussilkllc.etsy.com/listing/981954510 I am currently working on a book containing more advanced techniques.

Thank you for watching. I spray them with a spray sealer.

Thank you for watching! I do marble on wood from time to time. I've done wooden earrings, wooden signs, and key chains. Oh ... you've given me an idea! Thank you! :)

@@SpunbyGreenJeans Thank you for watching. I use regular acrylic paint. I do pretreat wood, many do not.

Thank you!

Thank you for watching. Great idea. That would be a lot of large sheets of paper drying in my garage. :)

@@user-ux6vq9eq4u thank you for sharing your information

Thank you for watching.

Thank you for watching, Jackie! I'm happy you are here!

Thank you for watching and for the kind words.

I'll have to mix a taupe! Thank you.

Thank you for watching. I use a spray sealer. On the glasses, I'm careful to tape off the upper part so the sealer only goes on the painted area.

The tray is a custom tray built by my husband and myself. It's wooden.

Thank you for watching. I rinsed it in a bucket of tap water and hung them on the rack. At the end of the video, I show all the pieces hanging to dry.

Thank you for watching. The water is slightly thickened with seaweed powder.

@@francescrosse4301 Thank you for watching. It depends on the paint. Some floats as-is, some needs to be thinned.

Thank you for watching. The paint is sometimes mixed with water, it just depends on the paint.

Thank you for watching! If needed, I thin it with distilled water. I cannot give an actual ratio, because it depends on the type of paint used, the brand and the color. Each paint (and brand) is slightly different. As stated in my book, it should be 2% milk consistency.

Everything you need to start is in here. aqueoussilkllc.etsy.com/listing/981954510

If necessary, it is thinned with water.

Thank you for watching. It is acrylic paint.

Thank you for watching. This is acrylic paint.

Thank you!

I sell seaweed powder. I also sell a kit to get you started, complete with an instruction booklet. www.etsy.com/shop/AqueousSilkLLC

Thank you for watching! :)

Thank you for watching. It's just a plastic storage tub.

Thank you for watching. I use a spray sealer.

@@aqueoussilkllc9654 Thanks so much for Your reply..

Thank you for the kind words and for watching.

From where we can buy colours

Thank you for watching. I have not had success, but others have. My favorite is mulberry paper or a heavy rice paper.

Thank you for watching. Sorry it has taken a while to respond. Yes I do! You can find the book here: aqueoussilkllc.etsy.com/listing/981954510

If, by stage you mean prep, I use alum like I do on all marbled items.

@aqueoussilkllc9654 no I mean after the dip, how do you set them down to dry?

I set them on floral frogs.

@aqueoussilkllc9654 think I learned more about floral frogs than one person should know. Never heard of them before. And now I have so many ideas how to use them!!!

Thank you for watching. :) Distilled water.

Thanks for watching! I use acrylic paint.

The pendant was just white glitter in epoxy before marbled. I do spray seal the front of the pendant.

Thank you for watching. I use acrylic paint.

Thank you so much for watching and for the kind words.

Thank you. I want to keep trying until they look like I know what I'm doing! LOL

I thin them with distilled water.

That's what I thought, but it burned perfectly. No smell, no flare-ups. I did have the candle is a larger candle holder ... just in case.

Thank you for watching. I thin my acrylic paints with water, adding just a tiny bit of water each time until the right consistency is achieved. The amount of water varies depending on the consistency of the paint and by color.

⁠… thank you for your answer… So it’s just straight acrylic paint, thinned down and nothing in the water tank?? Just water.

@@eliz1957 The water has seaweed powder mixed in. I have a beginners book with directions available at: www.etsy.com/listing/981954510/diy-water-marbling-instruction-booklet?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=aqueous+silk+llc&ref=sc_gallery-1-1&sts=1&dd=1&search_preloaded_img=1&plkey=eb5756a7a505e4a7b6f11815047494861a9163ed%3A981954510

@@aqueoussilkllc9654 … I must admit, I did see that… But that booklet will probably cost me $100 by the time it gets to me… I live in Australia

@@eliz1957 It’s a digital download, not a physical book. Are there lots of additional fees for that? No pressure; just curious.

Thank you for watching. These are Easy Marble paints. It's just normal tap water in the bucket.