@@KimagineDIY you just earned a sub 😁. It worked great & was so easy. I used the acetone method, fortunately i had some from another paint removal project. The bottle now has a second life. 🥳
I will definitely try the acetone. Thank you for posting this. I have a few David's Tea tumblers that now look horrible after less than a year of use. This will help!
Thanks for these tips, I'll use 'em on my project! I'd like to add a tip of my own: avoid using anything made of carbon steel on a stainless steel surface. The carbon steel can leave tiny deposits in the stainless which can lead to ugly rust spotting! Quite by accident I learned this, by using a carbon steel wire brush to clean a large stainless steel valve! Within weeks it was covered in rust spots, like a bad case of acne…oh, was the boss angry about that.
Thank you I was about to donate these bottles but now Will refurbish instead! Looks like I will buy just plain metal ones in the future to avoid having to inevitably doing this later.
"Hey, thank you a bunch for tuning in! I'm thrilled to hear my video inspired you to refurbish those bottles instead of donating them. Your creativity is going to make them shine! 😊"
I can't believe it was that easy!!! My husband had a Mossy Oak Tumbler with chipping paint which isn't ideal when it's something you drink from! HOW EASY was this to just wrap in acetone and wait for it to melt away! THANK YOU!!! You saved me $40!! HA!
Thank you so much for watching and for your question! 😊 I appreciate you taking the time to ask. Just to clarify, are you asking about how to remove paint from the stainless steel cup or how to take a specific part out of the cup? If it's about removing paint, as shown in the video, the effectiveness of the remover can depend on the type of paint used. You might also find some great suggestions in the comments section from other viewers who have tried different methods. If you're asking about removing a part, could you please specify which part you're referring to? I'd be happy to help further! 🎨🛠️
Different coatings need different solvents... If it is powdercoated, it's possible that none of the solvents are going to work... If it is painted, acetone will not work on everything... I was refinishing an old table a few years back and mineral spirits, acetone, MEK, and xylene didn't really take the finish / crud off of it, but alcohol worked quite well... Which probably meant it was some sort of shellac finish... If I was wanting to strip the coating off of a stainless steel vacuum insulated tumbler though, I would probably just sandblast it...
Hey there! Thanks for watching and sharing your suggestion! A heat gun or paint stripper could indeed be effective alternatives for removing paint from a stainless steel tumbler. I haven't tried these methods yet, but if you do, let me know how it works out for you! It's great to have different options depending on what tools you have available. I appreciate your input!
Awesome Id love to see before and after pics. If you'd like to share how it turns out please send the pics to Instagram or my FB page Both are under KimagineDIY.
LMAO... Have you EVER seen a woman use PPE when doing their nails? Nail polish remover is just acetone and some fragrances that the think women would prefer over the more neutral chemical smell of acetone... Well, that's what *real* nail polish remover is made from... The stuff that actually WORKS... Not the idiotic "green" crap that they are trying to con women into buying these days...
Thank you for reaching out and considering safety! 😊 Always check the labels on the products you're using; they typically contain safety information. For any uncertainty, wearing personal protective equipment is a great idea. Stay safe and have fun! If you're unsure, a quick look at the company's labels should have all the safety information you need. Happy DIYing! 🎨🛠️
😀 Hello! I have not removed lacquer from a tumbler before but I do know they make a lacquer thinner to remove it from bathroom hardware. That would be my suggestion. With any type of "Stripper" Chemical make sure to be in a well-ventilated area. Let me know how it goes or if you find something else that works. 😁
Hi Fatima, that is unfortunate that these 2 methods didn't work for your bottle. Read some of the comments from this video. Other people share tips and some other methods that worked for them. Good luck 🍀 and I hope you find one that works for your project.
@@maedee1769 Yes it can strip the paint off. You'll have to leave it in a container full of apple cider vinegar for a couple of days. Note: the longer it stays in the cider the easier the paint will come off
I were looking to take spray paint off a tumbler. 2 coats. I were about to scrub it with sand paper but didn't feel like going to store. I googled this video and I had acetone and aluminum foil at home. OH MY GOSH IT DOES WORK. Thanks for this video
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Awesome!!! Acetone worked perfectly for me! Thanks for the post!
Yay, I'm glad it worked for you! Thank you so much for sharing your success!
Looking fwd to trying this. Our bottle started flaking off on its own. Might as well help it get there faster
Haha that's what mine where doing. Once I removed the paint the bottles looked brand new again. 😃 Good luck with your DIY!
@@KimagineDIY you just earned a sub 😁. It worked great & was so easy. I used the acetone method, fortunately i had some from another paint removal project. The bottle now has a second life. 🥳
Yay I am so happy it worked! Thank you so much for the feedback and your support! I truly appreciate it😄
Acetone! I've seen paint stripper work.
Yes there are a few ways to accomplish the goal. I had these 2 products in my house at the time🙃.
I will definitely try the acetone. Thank you for posting this. I have a few David's Tea tumblers that now look horrible after less than a year of use. This will help!
You're so welcome! 😃 I'm glad this was helpful. I'm sure they will come out great!
Thanks for these tips, I'll use 'em on my project!
I'd like to add a tip of my own: avoid using anything made of carbon steel on a stainless steel surface. The carbon steel can leave tiny deposits in the stainless which can lead to ugly rust spotting! Quite by accident I learned this, by using a carbon steel wire brush to clean a large stainless steel valve! Within weeks it was covered in rust spots, like a bad case of acne…oh, was the boss angry about that.
You're Welcome and thank you for adding your tip as well!😃
Thank you I was about to donate these bottles but now Will refurbish instead! Looks like I will buy just plain metal ones in the future to avoid having to inevitably doing this later.
"Hey, thank you a bunch for tuning in! I'm thrilled to hear my video inspired you to refurbish those bottles instead of donating them. Your creativity is going to make them shine! 😊"
I can't believe it was that easy!!! My husband had a Mossy Oak Tumbler with chipping paint which isn't ideal when it's something you drink from! HOW EASY was this to just wrap in acetone and wait for it to melt away! THANK YOU!!! You saved me $40!! HA!
That is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing your feedback. I am so happy this video was helpful.
How do u take part out of cup
Thank you so much for watching and for your question! 😊 I appreciate you taking the time to ask. Just to clarify, are you asking about how to remove paint from the stainless steel cup or how to take a specific part out of the cup? If it's about removing paint, as shown in the video, the effectiveness of the remover can depend on the type of paint used. You might also find some great suggestions in the comments section from other viewers who have tried different methods. If you're asking about removing a part, could you please specify which part you're referring to? I'd be happy to help further! 🎨🛠️
Different coatings need different solvents... If it is powdercoated, it's possible that none of the solvents are going to work... If it is painted, acetone will not work on everything... I was refinishing an old table a few years back and mineral spirits, acetone, MEK, and xylene didn't really take the finish / crud off of it, but alcohol worked quite well... Which probably meant it was some sort of shellac finish...
If I was wanting to strip the coating off of a stainless steel vacuum insulated tumbler though, I would probably just sandblast it...
Thank you a bunch for tuning in and sharing all your fantastic tips! 😊 Your input is greatly appreciated! 🌟📺
I would think a heat gun or paint stripper would work well
Hey there! Thanks for watching and sharing your suggestion! A heat gun or paint stripper could indeed be effective alternatives for removing paint from a stainless steel tumbler. I haven't tried these methods yet, but if you do, let me know how it works out for you! It's great to have different options depending on what tools you have available. I appreciate your input!
Aircraft remover would be better than either of these options.
Awesome thank you so much for the tip!😃👍🏼
Holy smokes! This worked!! 🎉 Im shocked!
That's wonderful! I'm so glad this video was helpful for your project. Thank you so much for watching and sharing your feedback.
Yeah acetone is ballin. Going to try it on some graffiti sprayed on stainless steel utility boxes..
Awesome Id love to see before and after pics. If you'd like to share how it turns out please send the pics to Instagram or my FB page Both are under KimagineDIY.
@MattTrevett how will you keep the paint surface wet/saturated with acetone for it to have time to work?
@@alansingleton8048 Spray a mist and throw a trash bag over it. That was 2 years ago and I can't even remember where the graffiti was.
They look like new! Love it.
Thank you. I totally agree!
No saftey goggles with acetone????
Personal Protective Equipment is always recommended.
LMAO... Have you EVER seen a woman use PPE when doing their nails? Nail polish remover is just acetone and some fragrances that the think women would prefer over the more neutral chemical smell of acetone... Well, that's what *real* nail polish remover is made from... The stuff that actually WORKS... Not the idiotic "green" crap that they are trying to con women into buying these days...
The acetone method for me
Awesome! I'm so happy it worked for your project. Thanks for watching and sharing your feedback 😃
Is the paint stuffs safe? What happens if sayyy I accidentally got them on my skin or accidentally swallow them?
Thank you for reaching out and considering safety! 😊 Always check the labels on the products you're using; they typically contain safety information. For any uncertainty, wearing personal protective equipment is a great idea. Stay safe and have fun! If you're unsure, a quick look at the company's labels should have all the safety information you need. Happy DIYing! 🎨🛠️
I tried it with nail polish and it worked!!!!🎉🎉🎉
Thats awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks
Thank you for watching! 😁
What about removing lacquer from a bottle? I have a stainless steel bottle but want to strip it so I can powder coat it
😀 Hello! I have not removed lacquer from a tumbler before but I do know they make a lacquer thinner to remove it from bathroom hardware. That would be my suggestion. With any type of "Stripper" Chemical make sure to be in a well-ventilated area. Let me know how it goes or if you find something else that works. 😁
All flop not successful
Hi Fatima, that is unfortunate that these 2 methods didn't work for your bottle. Read some of the comments from this video. Other people share tips and some other methods that worked for them. Good luck 🍀 and I hope you find one that works for your project.
The bottles look great!
Thank you very much!
It works with the resin too
Thank you for sharing🥰
Thank you! You explained this so well! I’m going to use acetone to clean the ugly paint off my coffee mug. Great job!
You are so welcome! Im glad this video was helpful.
Wow Looks like acetone is the way to go!
It was definitely the fastest!
Wear safety goggles!!!
Saftey 1st 👍🏼
Apple Cider Vinegar works the best
Cool Thank you for sharing. 😀
Hi you’re saying I can strip my tumbler with apple cider vinegar?? I’m new at this and I’m the store as we speak
@@maedee1769 Yes it can strip the paint off. You'll have to leave it in a container full of apple cider vinegar for a couple of days. Note: the longer it stays in the cider the easier the paint will come off
I were looking to take spray paint off a tumbler. 2 coats. I were about to scrub it with sand paper but didn't feel like going to store. I googled this video and I had acetone and aluminum foil at home. OH MY GOSH IT DOES WORK. Thanks for this video
Thank you so much for sharing your experience! I'm so happy it was helpful! 😄