Omg I love this tumbler. I am looking to make a tumbler with floral waterslide like this but with a more pail coral or pinkish color and have it split into solid vs glitter view. Have you ever done anything like that and is so please share video if not can you make one ?. You do amazing work
Interesting, I've never seen that. Feel free to email me a picture as it's hard to guess without seeing it. Was this over the glitter or vinyl? cnmdesignsfl@gmail.com
I can't say for sure as I've only ever finished my tumblers with Epoxy. I imagine it may still be a bit rough and not as shiny, nor as durable. You'd also have to make sure to always use a straw. But I bet it could be done.
Love it! 😍 Question- I’m wanting to do a simple seal on a Starbucks tumbler with vinyl decals. (no glitter or anything on them) would I be good just using a spray sealant?? If so what would you recommend? Thanks!
I'm not aware of a sealant you can use on Starbucks tumblers or other plastic/acrylics. I've seen some use epoxy, but can't confirm how how it holds up. I would recommend just using a permanent vinyl and not sealing it.
Mod Podge makes a dish washer safe clear sealer. It does leave some streaks. Just apply cure 30 days I believe. Just incase someone else comes along. Pls watch a few videos. I am going of memory of a video from last year.
Yes you could definitely do vinyl. The clear waterslide is transparent so it allows the glitter to be seen through the image, whereas vinyl wouldn't be. I hope that makes sense. 🤗
No ma'am! As long as you're using a water based sealant is will stay clear. Obviously anything left in the sun for extended periods of time will fade or change over times, but I've never had any of my tumblers or signs yellow with this. ❤️
The whole video is the application process using water based Polycrylic or water based polyurethane. One is available at Lowes, one is available at Home Depot.
They are made on a type of paper that's called waterslide paper. I assume because you get them wet and they slide off the paper backing..I could be wrong but that's my scientific guess 😂
I LOVED you applying the glitter and seeing the color change when it hit the black paper! So gorgeous! Great video Mallarie!!
The QUEEN 👑 herself. Stop. Let me pick myself up off the floor. Thank you so much Mindy. That means a lot to me.
@@CNMDesigns Aww! Lol! You are so welcome! It was great!!
Do you have to apply epoxy over the polycrylic ?
Do you have to use the clear sealer spray paint first before the waterbased polycrylic or would that work just by its self using the polycrylic.
You can definitely just use the poly acrylic. You don't have to use the spray.
Ok thank you appreciate it because I have no spray right now haha want to seal this cups that have glitter.
@@charlydelarosa definitely seal them!!! You may lose a few specks of glitter but will save you so much epoxy!!
Thank you so much very appreciated the help.😊
To start after you sanded the cup what did you apply to the cup before you applied the glitter
Just a white paint . Any white paint will work. Spray paint, chalk paint, acrylic, primer. Just something to closely match the glitter color.
So super helpful this poly tip is AMAZING! Thanks so much 😊
I loooooooooove loooooooooove that cup!!
This is the info I needed. Now I have closure.
It’s beautiful
Omg I love this tumbler. I am looking to make a tumbler with floral waterslide like this but with a more pail coral or pinkish color and have it split into solid vs glitter view. Have you ever done anything like that and is so please share video if not can you make one ?. You do amazing work
I use Varathane on my tumblers without epoxy. They seal up in about 7 days ans I can get my cups super smooth.
Great to know! Thanks for sharing 😊
Have you tried the Varathane water based Triple Thick? I have a big can of the Matte from redoing my furniture I’m tempted to try 🤔
I haven't. I would totally try it though!
Gorgeous!!
My polyurethane left streaks can I put epoxy over it or will the steaks still appear
Interesting, I've never seen that. Feel free to email me a picture as it's hard to guess without seeing it. Was this over the glitter or vinyl? cnmdesignsfl@gmail.com
Stunning tumbler!
Thank you Lora 🥰
Such a beautiful cup!!
Thank you so much 🥰
Thanks for the tip!
Thanks for watching 🤗
Beautiful cup, thank you.
Thank you!
I am just doing a vinyl design on my tumbler and using the minwax polycrylic to seal it. Is that enough? I didnt want to have to use epoxy.
I can't say for sure as I've only ever finished my tumblers with Epoxy. I imagine it may still be a bit rough and not as shiny, nor as durable. You'd also have to make sure to always use a straw. But I bet it could be done.
Love it! 😍
Question- I’m wanting to do a simple seal on a Starbucks tumbler with vinyl decals. (no glitter or anything on them) would I be good just using a spray sealant?? If so what would you recommend? Thanks!
I'm not aware of a sealant you can use on Starbucks tumblers or other plastic/acrylics. I've seen some use epoxy, but can't confirm how how it holds up. I would recommend just using a permanent vinyl and not sealing it.
Mod Podge makes a dish washer safe clear sealer. It does leave some streaks. Just apply cure 30 days I believe. Just incase someone else comes along. Pls watch a few videos. I am going of memory of a video from last year.
Can you use vinyl instead of the water slide flowers? Or would vinyl be too think 🤔. Forgive me I’m really new at this stuff. Like a new born
Yes you could definitely do vinyl. The clear waterslide is transparent so it allows the glitter to be seen through the image, whereas vinyl wouldn't be. I hope that makes sense. 🤗
This is such good information!! Does it yellow on light colored glitters?
No ma'am! As long as you're using a water based sealant is will stay clear. Obviously anything left in the sun for extended periods of time will fade or change over times, but I've never had any of my tumblers or signs yellow with this. ❤️
Thank you so much!
Can I use the polycrylic water base on a mug to seal a water slide, and can I cover the whole mug with it( from rim to the base of the mug)?
If it is a coffee mug I wouldn't recommend it. You would need a final coat of epoxy to make it food and drink safe.
Did I miss the polyurethane application?
The whole video is the application process using water based Polycrylic or water based polyurethane. One is available at Lowes, one is available at Home Depot.
Thank u….loved this
Thank YOU 😊
If I just seal it with polycrylic, is it dishwasher safe?
No, not at all. It really isn't dishwasher safe with epoxy either.
Walmart carries both.
Why do you call the flowers a water slide. Just curious, educate me. Lol 😆
They are made on a type of paper that's called waterslide paper. I assume because you get them wet and they slide off the paper backing..I could be wrong but that's my scientific guess 😂
@@CNMDesigns oh. I see. Ok 👍 thank you. Makes more sense too