@@Itsyogirl_mommatman - Hmmm, I wonder why. It's loading for me. Give this one a try: th-cam.com/video/3FnGJi4IQsc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Rf1Zz8xXE9CfDK00 And if that doesn't work just go to my channel www.youtube.com/@BeesKneesCreates and go to videos and search for Etch a Painted Tumbler Using Citristrip.
Hi! This tumbler is Mainstays brand. It’s stainless steel with a powder coat finish. Powder coating is the key. But honestly most all stainless steel mugs these days are powder coated.
Yes! The TAL takes a lot of scrubbing. Have you tried the Scrub Daddy Sponge? It's my favorite. It's a non-scratch sponge and I use it on all my tumblers and have never had it scratch the paint or stainless steel. Love it!
@@BeesKneesSVG I tried it a little lastnight but honestly was so scared to really get into with it 🤣 I'll try it next time. I've seen videos where the powder coats just flakes off and mine is coming off easily it's just the edges are crisp. Do you think using an actual stencil vinyl would make a difference? I've just been using scrap pieces of permanent vinyl I have
In my experience you get crisp edges from scrubbing. Just keep working those edges. I even take an orange stick (or toothpick) and run along the edges. Kind of like I'm detailing it. It can take a while. Some tumbler brands are definitely easier than others.
This particular tumbler is Mainstays. I had to leave the Citristrip on for 100 minutes. Here is a link to my cheat sheet www.beeskneescreates.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Citristrip-Etching-Tumbler-Times-1.pdf.
You should show each step and what you use like what kind of vinyl and such
I've got you covered. Here you go: th-cam.com/video/3FnGJi4IQsc/w-d-xo.html
@@BeesKneesSVG❤ thank you
Says that site isn't loadable 😢
@@Itsyogirl_mommatman - Hmmm, I wonder why. It's loading for me. Give this one a try: th-cam.com/video/3FnGJi4IQsc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Rf1Zz8xXE9CfDK00
And if that doesn't work just go to my channel www.youtube.com/@BeesKneesCreates and go to videos and search for Etch a Painted Tumbler Using Citristrip.
What type of coating was on the tumblr? I’ve only seen this on stainless steel. I’m super interested as I’m making Christmas gifts
Hi! This tumbler is Mainstays brand. It’s stainless steel with a powder coat finish. Powder coating is the key. But honestly most all stainless steel mugs these days are powder coated.
How long did you leave it on? Mine was awful...
Hi! What brand of tumbler are you using? Are you using the time method or the heat method?
Where did you get the cups
Hi! It's Mainstays brand from Wal-Mart
Is that a lemon you rub over the transfer tape?
It’s just a boring old tennis ball, but it has a little give which works great.
My issue im having with the TAL tumblers is my edges. And if you scrub with a sponge it scratches everything 😭
Yes! The TAL takes a lot of scrubbing. Have you tried the Scrub Daddy Sponge? It's my favorite. It's a non-scratch sponge and I use it on all my tumblers and have never had it scratch the paint or stainless steel. Love it!
@@BeesKneesSVG I tried it a little lastnight but honestly was so scared to really get into with it 🤣 I'll try it next time. I've seen videos where the powder coats just flakes off and mine is coming off easily it's just the edges are crisp. Do you think using an actual stencil vinyl would make a difference? I've just been using scrap pieces of permanent vinyl I have
In my experience you get crisp edges from scrubbing. Just keep working those edges. I even take an orange stick (or toothpick) and run along the edges. Kind of like I'm detailing it. It can take a while. Some tumbler brands are definitely easier than others.
Holy crap thats awesome!!! How long to keep it on for
This particular tumbler is Mainstays. I had to leave the Citristrip on for 100 minutes. Here is a link to my cheat sheet www.beeskneescreates.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Citristrip-Etching-Tumbler-Times-1.pdf.
@@BeesKneesSVG can I get a copy of this
@@lynntaylor328- Here you go. Just scroll down to cheat sheets: www.beeskneescreates.com/freebies/
What citrus what are you using!?
Hi I use Citristrip gel. Here it is on Amazon: amzn.to/3OOSDaX