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Thanks!! It’s been a crazy summer!

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Thanks babe, such a supportive husband! 😂

Backfist Customs has a glitter called Ivory that is absolutely gorgeous. Just about identical to the original royal sonesta.

There’s some good ones!

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I’m trying to figure out how to get it out of Design Space. 😬

I think it will go well over either one.

I let the tumbler sit for a day then light use, no extreme weather temperatures. Most epoxy’s have a “full cure” date listed. (Maybe 10 days) after that point, you’re good to go. Normal use.

Yes!! I’ve done geodes like they and they’ve come out so pretty!

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Same in Mandeville for a bit!

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It’s an image I found online.

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It’s a car coaster mold. I believe 2 inches.

It depends on the Tumbler but there’s a few that if you soak it in acetone, that texture will peel off like a balloon. Other times, I just got a really low grit sand paper and just sanded it off. If you’re doing Glitter over it though, that little texture won’t matter.

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Yep! It’s the patina ombre tutorial on this channel

It was either Defont or creative market.

I found a soccer ball digital paper online and removed the background. I’ll get the digital svg file loaded in my Sippie Couture Etsy page.

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Acetone is toxic if you drink it, but it evaporates completely without leaving residue. Chemistry labs use it to clean glassware because it actually leaves it cleaner and safer than water.

Please do some research. Acetone is used for many things in varying concentrations, including as an industrial cleaner and as nail polish remover. You've had your nails done, haven't you? The esthetician uses acetone to remove the old polish, then cleans your hands, then puts the new polish on. Then you go to Burger King, and have a Whopper and fries which you eat with your hands. You're perfectly safe.

The stainless doesn’t absorb the acetone and the tumbler is cleaned with Dawn dish soap before it’s sent out. Any traces of that is long gone before the customer gets ahold of it.

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It’s a dewalt electric sander. I do have sanding sponges and different grit sand paper I use depending on the step I’m on. I have a Sanding 101 tutorial on this channel to help explain.

If you’re comfortable working at a faster pace, yes! Definitely. If you’re not quite comfortable working quick, then give it a little more time. Once the fast set epoxy is mixed together you only have about 10 to 15 minutes max work time.

😂 yes it does! Thanks for watching!!

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I don’t have a link but I know it’s called “glitter burst” on her page.

It comes together quite pretty.

It’s what this design calls for. It’s referenced as a “peekaboo” where the glitter peeks through in areas.

Nothing. The timeframe I remove it in has it to where it’s tacky just enough to adhere to the tumbler.

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Thanks!! It’s fun to make too!

You’re welcome! It’s a really pretty design and fairly easy!

Aww man. I have one bag that was packed a little too much but haven’t had any problems after that one.

@@SippieCouturemaybe I’ll buy another one because the one I have is pretty full of the powder. So much so it looks like a little pillow shape.

Thanks! I made them myself. I have the font and sizes listed in the description. I had to stretch them out a bit.

Aww man. I’m sorry to hear that. I hope it works for you!

Thanks, Teresa. I hope it does, too. I loooove epoxy, so much. I love all of the different effects you can get from it. Especially when using alcohol inks. Unfortunately, that’s not an option with the epoxy alternatives. They don’t mesh. 😭 I’m hopeful that one day there’ll be an alternative that allows those allergic to epoxy can use to create beautiful things that epoxy can accomplish. But, for now, I’m limited.

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