you are just the cutest your vibbl6 personality is contagious, makes your videos so much more fun to watch! thank you for the basics type videos I need them!!:)
I want to make an epoxy less tumbler but I definitely didnt know how to properly prep, but i feel confident now after watching this video 💗 Ive definitely gotten a 2 day headache from spray painting a looottt of stuff in one sitting without a mask 🥴
I know I never new you were supposed to sand it first. I'm totally new and would love to start making cups. That's the first time I've ever seen or heard of Sanding your cups before putting anything else on it.
Awesome video. I used someone’s idea and built a lazy Susan helmet stand with circular wood cut out that I could screw different lengths of pvc tubes. It makes it easier to turn for even coats when painting
Omg this was AMAZING for a beginner, this video was SUPER informative!! This means the world to the newbies!!! Thank you so so much for this video. Loved it 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Hi Jessica, thanks for the video I think it was good and very necessary not only for beginners but for crafters like me that just didn't know the correct way to spray paint. As always thanks for sharing this video and your time with us.
I NEED to shake more!!! Thank you for all your tutorials! Ive been making cups for a while and got it down for the most part but you can NEVER learn enough about them!!! I always learn something with these tutorials!! You male it EXTREMELY easy to understand too! You are awesome!!!💜💜
Thank you for the tip about saving the clear spray paint nozzles! I have been having a terrible time with my cans clogging, even after I clear them, so trading them out with is GENIUS!
I have been doing cups for close to a year and still love watching these types of videos. It helps me stay up to date on what works. Thanks for a clear video.
Thank you so much for going over basic it was very informative I learned stuff even after doing cups for over a year. Thank you again can’t wait till Saturday video
OK I will it mitt the first time I watched my ADHD kicked in so I skipped a little bit I did my first spray paint on a cup and had a little issue this time I took my time and it came out perfect based on your tips thank you so much. I’m still holding it in my hand as I type this and I’m in shock lol
This was great! Thank you so much for this very thorough video. I watch your videos all the time, but it was great to see the beginnings steps, in great detail. I’d love to see a follow up and the one a video like this. One where you show how to proceed from where you left off. ( I know you have so many detailed videos, but I think we would all enjoy another super thorough tutorial) you are awesome. You are so creative and have such a draw to you
You basically just want to scuff up the steel to give the paint something to adhere to. Brillo should work but you want to wash very well after to remove whatever chemicals they add to the brillo
I prep my tumblers by sanding for the best adhesion of base paint and glitter etc. I am not familiar with painted cups from 5 below so I can comment properly on that.
That would be awesome. I would like to know if they are equal in the finish! As a canadian, final sand is harder to get and bar keepers friend is available at local hardware stores.
I know this is an older video of yours but no one has answered this questioned that I have seen. How do you not get any pain inside your cup when spraying it? The epoxy and glitter part is more controlled but the paint I would think would get inside of the cup.
Awesome video. I do have one question though? Is there some kind of clear coat you can apply on the tumbler after painting to protect it? Also what do you do I'd you get some paint residue on the inside of the tumbler?
Hey there! This video explains how we would paint tumblers in prep for sealing with epoxy resin. I’m not sure what kind of spray you could use to seal paint permanently on the tumbler that would also be food safe like epoxy resin is. If you get paint inside the cup you’d clean it up with acetone and paper towels then wash with dish soap and water
If you're covering it with a darker glitter, it will be fine. If you're using a white or opal glitter, runs can show so you will want to remove the paint and spray again.
What sealer (if any) would you use on metal tumblers that were decorated with paint pens? I got 2 for Mothers Day from my gkids and don’t want the paint to come off when using or washing.
Omg I tried spraying my 1st cup before I came across your video & it turned out HORRIBLE!! I plan to strip that one (if you have tips that would be super) but I have a couple others so I will try again. I’m brand new to this so I’m sure there’s a learning curve but I love watching how it’s done thank you so much for taking the time to do this for those of us so new we don’t even know how to paint a tumbler right lol 😂😬
@@FlynnSistersBoutique quick question, if you sand paint off a tumbler should you put a thin epoxy layer over it before starting your design? I don’t want to see tons of scratch marks, thank you!!
You dont have to spray paint if you're keeping your tumbler stainless. You do want to sand to prep the surface and that will leave scuff marks that will show under epoxy.
You want your cup well prepped, spray can shaked long enough. Spray at a good distance with quick movements. Its better to do thin coats, even if they're patchy. Let it dry then repeat as many times as necessary until you have good coverage. If you rush and overdo it, you will have runs in your paint.
Hello iam new to this but I have a question I sand and spray painted my tumbler ...when it dried I put epoxy on it and it bubble up like it would not stick...how can I fix it?
You’ll probably want to soak your tumbler in acetone to remove all that and try again. Sounds like your paint wasn’t shaken enough or your brand of epoxy doesn’t like that particular spray paint
Thank you for the tip on saving the nozzles! I sprayed a cup with florescent spray and it cracked. Any idea why that may have happened? I am very new to tumblers.
thanks again...never thought about saving the clear gloss nozzles....
You're welcome!
you are just the cutest your vibbl6 personality is contagious, makes your videos so much more fun to watch! thank you for the basics type videos I need them!!:)
Thank you so much ☺️
I want to make an epoxy less tumbler but I definitely didnt know how to properly prep, but i feel confident now after watching this video 💗
Ive definitely gotten a 2 day headache from spray painting a looottt of stuff in one sitting without a mask 🥴
I know I never new you were supposed to sand it first. I'm totally new and would love to start making cups. That's the first time I've ever seen or heard of Sanding your cups before putting anything else on it.
1st time I have ever seen your channel I watched it and I love it. Enthusiasm is great very happy and upbeat without being annoying love it
Thank you ☺️
I’m new at this and haven’t tried it yet but I love the information I’m learning on your tutorials...
Awesome video. I used someone’s idea and built a lazy Susan helmet stand with circular wood cut out that I could screw different lengths of pvc tubes. It makes it easier to turn for even coats when painting
This was a perfect video and I learned a lot. Thank you for sharing your tips and knowledge.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks
I needed this video. I alway have drips. Now I know that I have to shake my paint more. Thank you.
Thanks You do much! Great video. I'm just starting & I needed this
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much I put it all my notes for the store !❤
Wonderful!
Best Mid Week Tip-Treat❣️ Thanks SO Much Jessica💕 Cant wait for Saturday’s Video🌟
You are so welcome!
Omg this was AMAZING for a beginner, this video was SUPER informative!! This means the world to the newbies!!! Thank you so so much for this video. Loved it 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you
Hi Jessica, thanks for the video I think it was good and very necessary not only for beginners but for crafters like me that just didn't know the correct way to spray paint. As always thanks for sharing this video and your time with us.
thank you! i'm glad you enjoyed it!!
Thanks for a great video. I'm debating on starting again, but seeing this gives me educate and makes me want to do it.
Great tutorial, super helpful for noobs like me 🤗💙
Glad it was helpful!
@@FlynnSistersBoutique 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
This was a very informative video, I learned alot from this, especially how to spray multi colors. Thank you Jessica.
You are so welcome!
You're such a great teacher and I've learned so much from you! Thank you!
I NEED to shake more!!! Thank you for all your tutorials! Ive been making cups for a while and got it down for the most part but you can NEVER learn enough about them!!! I always learn something with these tutorials!! You male it EXTREMELY easy to understand too! You are awesome!!!💜💜
Thank you so much ☺️ I’m glad they’re helpful!!
Thank you for the tip about saving the clear spray paint nozzles! I have been having a terrible time with my cans clogging, even after I clear them, so trading them out with is GENIUS!
Happy to help!
Thank you so much for going over this again. It’s great to have the reference to go back to when we need it.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing this with me
Thank you for watching!
Great job! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for the video! What was that spraypaint you used around the 16:22 mark? was that a clear top coat?
It’s a metallic gold
I have been doing cups for close to a year and still love watching these types of videos. It helps me stay up to date on what works. Thanks for a clear video.
You are so welcome!
Thank you! I am looking at starting a tumbler side business and this was very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for going over basic it was very informative I learned stuff even after doing cups for over a year. Thank you again can’t wait till Saturday video
Glad it was helpful Angie!
I love this video!!! It never hurts to hear tips on different ways to do the basics. I love always learning from you!!
I'm so glad!
Thanks so much. Im hoping to start cups soon
Best of luck!
Thank you I have 1 question would you put vinyl now or epoxy them vinyl
I’d epoxy then vinyl to avoid pulling up any paint if I messed up
Ahh this makes me so happy!! I have so many colors I want to buy, but they’re glossy. Good to know they can still be used. ❤️❤️
Happy to help!
This is do helpful love tgese types of videos am a beginner thanks so much your my inspiration with ur style.Love it
I'm so glad! thank you!
I wish I had watched this video before I started spraying my boyfriend’s brother’s neon green cup! Lol this will help me fix it though, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Your hair is luscious af in this video!
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Thank you for going back over this! ❤️🤩
Any time!
Thank you. Your tutorial was wonderful.
I didn't know that about spray upside down to clear the nozzle of the can. Thank you
You're welcome! It's very helpful.
Thanks for all the tips, so much help.
Happy to help!
OK I will it mitt the first time I watched my ADHD kicked in so I skipped a little bit I did my first spray paint on a cup and had a little issue this time I took my time and it came out perfect based on your tips thank you so much. I’m still holding it in my hand as I type this and I’m in shock lol
Thank you 😊 happy to hear that
This was great! Thank you so much for this very thorough video. I watch your videos all the time, but it was great to see the beginnings steps, in great detail. I’d love to see a follow up and the one a video like this. One where you show how to proceed from where you left off. ( I know you have so many detailed videos, but I think we would all enjoy another super thorough tutorial) you are awesome. You are so creative and have such a draw to you
Thank you! I've yet to do a tumbler, so this was most helpful!
The bon ami scrub- is this the same as using comet?
I would think so. Its a gritty cleaning agent so it's similar. Just be sure to since it off very well.
Thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge with us. 😊
You are so welcome!
Thank you for sharing this video was very helpful to me.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you
Your videos are so well done and Informative! Thank you so much for sharing your expertise!!!
You are so welcome!
Will this work with hand painting ? And what kind of paint is best to use for that ? And seal ?
You can hand paint with acrylic paint. Nothing oil based. You wouldn't have to seal paint before you epoxy over it.
thank you for this I have a question do you clear coat street painting a solid color.
I'm sorry. I dont understand your question.
What if I have a coated tumbler? Do I still sandpaper it? Can I still spray paint it?
yes you'd prep and paint the same way
@@FlynnSistersBoutique it’s already black though and when I started sanding it, I got nervous lol
you’re always so informative! thanks for this video, jessica!
You're so welcome!
Can you use a steel wool or Brillo pad instead of the maroon pad? Not sure if the results will basically be the same
You basically just want to scuff up the steel to give the paint something to adhere to. Brillo should work but you want to wash very well after to remove whatever chemicals they add to the brillo
@@FlynnSistersBoutique ok thank you
Do you have to sand your cup? Could I use a painted cup from 5 below?
I prep my tumblers by sanding for the best adhesion of base paint and glitter etc. I am not familiar with painted cups from 5 below so I can comment properly on that.
Great tips and tutorial. Thanks 😊
Thanks for watching!
Thank you! ❤️this helps a bunch👍🏾
When you use acrylic paint on the tumbler do you paint it like it you would if you were painting on any others craft
This video helped a lot!!!!
Thank you!!!!
Great video! Thank you
Glad you liked it!
yesss exactly what I was looking for.
Jessica, have you ever done a comparison between final sand and bar keepers friend to make a matte finish tumbler?
no but i could
That would be awesome. I would like to know if they are equal in the finish! As a canadian, final sand is harder to get and bar keepers friend is available at local hardware stores.
Could you suggest what paint to paint on metal mixing bowls?
I don't think epoxy in a mixing bowl is a good idea, considering how roughly they can be handled. Electric mixers, etc.
@@FlynnSistersBoutique oh I’m using them to make Christmas Bells, 🎄😁 no mixing 😁
@@FlynnSistersBoutique not using them for mixing I’m making Christmas bells out of them 😁
Then any spray paint should work fine. Prep as you would with a stainless tumbler and epoxt to seal the paint and additional designs.
@@FlynnSistersBoutique Thanks so much for you help, your video is very informational and interesting .
I know this is an older video of yours but no one has answered this questioned that I have seen. How do you not get any pain inside your cup when spraying it? The epoxy and glitter part is more controlled but the paint I would think would get inside of the cup.
You can spray our on a turn table upside down. If you don't do that, you can use acetone and a magic eraser to clean up spray paint
Awesome video. I do have one question though? Is there some kind of clear coat you can apply on the tumbler after painting to protect it? Also what do you do I'd you get some paint residue on the inside of the tumbler?
Hey there! This video explains how we would paint tumblers in prep for sealing with epoxy resin. I’m not sure what kind of spray you could use to seal paint permanently on the tumbler that would also be food safe like epoxy resin is. If you get paint inside the cup you’d clean it up with acetone and paper towels then wash with dish soap and water
Great tutorial well done .
thank you!
Great tutorial
Would a sealer necessary?
For the base paint? No, only if you’re epoxying directly over the paint and even then it’s pretty rare to need to seal the paint first
Do i have to base the tumbler with a spray paint if im going to use acrylic?
You dont have to
How many cups do you get out of one spray can approx ?
I’m not sure. At least 10
Very informative video. Thank you. Liked and Subscribed with Notification 🔔 on!!!
Thank you so much ☺️
Can anyone tell me if I need to do anything different for a black colored cup with texture??
I’d just sand it like usual to prep
This is very helpful for me, I'm a beginner. How do you get the paint and epoxy out of the inside of the cup if any gets in there?
Blade for epoxy. Acetone with a magic eraser for the paint. Then wash with soap and water.
@@FlynnSistersBoutique thank you!! 😊😊
Is it better to sand and clean tumbler before doing the epoxy? Does it have a different look to the finish look?
Yes. You sand and clean to prep the surface for proper adhesion and the overall longevity of the tumbler.
thanks girl.... as always you are awesome
You are so welcome!
Thank you for this very helpful!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Are the arteza paints considered base paints? In addition, can you just use a base paint besides arteza to brush on.
You can use them as base paints. You can use acyrlic paint as a base.
Hi Jessica, can you do a doctor cup. I'd like some ideas.
Thank you! You're the best💕
Thank you Diana!
Can we get a tour of your craft room and where you got your shelves and storage items? Thank u
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thanks for sharing your knowledge jessica
You are so welcome!
Ok so mine is running..(painted before I seen video)..any way of fixing it without stripping it?
If you're covering it with a darker glitter, it will be fine. If you're using a white or opal glitter, runs can show so you will want to remove the paint and spray again.
Thank you so much
Great video learned a lot thanks 😊
Glad it was helpful!
What sealer (if any) would you use on metal tumblers that were decorated with paint pens? I got 2 for Mothers Day from my gkids and don’t want the paint to come off when using or washing.
Epoxy
Omg I tried spraying my 1st cup before I came across your video & it turned out HORRIBLE!! I plan to strip that one (if you have tips that would be super) but I have a couple others so I will try again. I’m brand new to this so I’m sure there’s a learning curve but I love watching how it’s done thank you so much for taking the time to do this for those of us so new we don’t even know how to paint a tumbler right lol 😂😬
I have a “how to strip tumblers” video on my channel that can help!
@@FlynnSistersBoutique oh awesome I’ll look for it thank you
@@FlynnSistersBoutique quick question, if you sand paint off a tumbler should you put a thin epoxy layer over it before starting your design? I don’t want to see tons of scratch marks, thank you!!
After you spray the tumbler and dry. do you wipe it down with alcohol? Or go straight into epoxying?
If I’m not using glitter do I still have to spray paint
You dont have to spray paint if you're keeping your tumbler stainless. You do want to sand to prep the surface and that will leave scuff marks that will show under epoxy.
Do u have to spray with primer first before applying any other color?
Love all your tutorials. Love the glitter shelves..can I ask where did you get them.
Thanks! IKEA mosslanda 45” picture ledges
@@FlynnSistersBoutique aww thank you 😊
How do you not get running because you out a pretty good bit? I had so much running, if I out a little bit it don’t cover it.
You want your cup well prepped, spray can shaked long enough. Spray at a good distance with quick movements. Its better to do thin coats, even if they're patchy. Let it dry then repeat as many times as necessary until you have good coverage. If you rush and overdo it, you will have runs in your paint.
Do you have to spray paint them
For quality results, yes.
Which do you prefer final sand or sand paper?
Sand paper for prep
what to do after this? please help thank you
Folllow any of my tutorials to create a tumbler after you have prepped and painted
You are beautiful and wonderful. I want to ask how long do I wait before I Iapply glue and glitter
As soon as your spray paint is dry to the touch you’re good to go
@@FlynnSistersBoutique from all the videos yours are best. Ty for helping me
Saving the nozzles is genius! See, I even learn something from a basic video! Thanks so much Jess 💜
You're Welcome!
Hello iam new to this but I have a question I sand and spray painted my tumbler ...when it dried I put epoxy on it and it bubble up like it would not stick...how can I fix it?
You’ll probably want to soak your tumbler in acetone to remove all that and try again. Sounds like your paint wasn’t shaken enough or your brand of epoxy doesn’t like that particular spray paint
I got a gift they were ugly mugs I am thinking spray paint them is it' possible from black to pink
What types or brands of masks do you suggest?
There is a link below my video for my Amazon list. The mask I use can be found there.
Great info! What kind of space heater do you recommend?
Whatever kind of cheap one you can find at Walmart is fine
How do you keep the paint from going into the cup?
Or how do you get it out?
if you get any in there you can just wipe it out with acetone and wash your cup out with dish soap and water afterwards
Do you need to seal the acrylic paint?
You do not need to seal it.
Can This be done on a plastic starbucks cup?
I wouldn’t. Any of the plastic tumblers I’ve made from years ago didn’t hold up well due to the flex in the plastic.
How do you not get the paint on the inside of the rim?
I don’t, I remove it with acetone later on 😊
Thank you for the tip on saving the nozzles! I sprayed a cup with florescent spray and it cracked. Any idea why that may have happened? I am very new to tumblers.
Could have been the temp or the paint or the cup or there was some ketones that didn’t get fully shaken
@@FlynnSistersBoutique thank you 😊
Can you use ajax??
yes i don't see why not!
Do you have a stand you attach to to let those dry?
Yes I do