I just want you to know! I was ready to throw my cups out the window…. Lol and tried this and Omgsh’ perfect! Thank you so much. I was in a pinch and couldn’t want for Shipping of the thickening agent ❤️
Does the cornstarch change the color of the resin-like does it get more opaque etc? Does all that cornstarch alter hardening of resin? I saw reviews on amazon that you do need a lot of Nice N' Thick powder to thicken the resin and you only get a small amount in the container. Cornstarch seems like a more cost effective methods as long as the color of the resin is not too altered. Which do you prefer?
Thanks I hate the wait on epoxy. Nice n Thick works great but I hate to spend the money. I don't make videos nor do I sell. Not that I would not want to sell but have just not put myself out there... thanks hugs Sheryl 💙🎨💙
Hi! I am an artist, and I was wondering if this method of adding cornstarch would work to thicken polycrylic to make intentional drips. You seem to know a lot! Do you think it would work and not change the clarity of the Polycrylic? Thanks!
Hi. So kind of do both. I tap the glitter so it lays flat, epoxy the entire cup once or twice (depending on how well the epoxy covers), paying attention to covers the drips, sand if needed and epoxy one last time.
so it has been a year since you did this video. How has it held up? All I have read and seen you only add a certain ratio of anything to epoxy or it does not cure properly! I know you added way more, lol. very curious as to how it has held up.
I actually still have the bigger tumbler because I never applied a decal on it after this tutorial. It has held up very well. The color on the drips is still bright pink and the epoxy is still firm. There has not been any molding or anything.
quick question I use mod dodge and corn starch it has never done this to me before, but I applied my epoxy last night over everything and I woke up this morning to take pictures but my drip are kind of soft even with epoxy over it remind u just 1 layer of epoxy. Should I add two more layers of epoxy will that help or is it trash?
I do not know. That has not happened to me. I do know that if epoxy has not cured, adding another layer will not fix it because the layer underneath will remain uncured.
perfect tutorial. I've been trying to master the "Drips" since last year. I always gave up. Thank you for this easy to follow tutorial.
Best explanation ive seen so far, thanks
You're welcome and thank you.
Omg! Those homemade holders!! Never would have thought of that. Thank you for making things so practical.
Hi....I'm a newbie....happy I found you....Thanks for sharing your tipd
Thank you so much!!! I was having the hardest time with flash curing while waiting for the epoxy to thicken. You saved my Mother’s Day order 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you so much!! You saved my order that I need to have done in less than 3 days.
I have watched so many tutorials and yours is the Omer hat actually worked for me 🙌🏾🙌🏾 thank you so much. New subscriber here!!
I ❤️ the homemade stand. I'm bout to make one. Thank you
Love it💖!!! Thank you for this tutorial.
So awesome! Thanks for the video. Can't wait to try this technique.
Awesome tip, Thanks it makes a much thicker drip and better control.
your homemade stands are awesome!
Thank you
It's so cute!!!! So easy to do.
AMAZING !!! THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!
I subscribed ty soooooo much love it real time videos are the best teacher ty so much
I never thought corn starch would work in resin! I will try this. Thank you!
Love it! Thanks for sharing.
I just want you to know! I was ready to throw my cups out the window…. Lol and tried this and Omgsh’ perfect! Thank you so much. I was in a pinch and couldn’t want for Shipping of the thickening agent ❤️
Tysm!
Thank you! Trying that today. Also how in heck do you keep your work station so clean. Mine is a glitter, epoxy mess. Lol
Does the cornstarch change the color of the resin-like does it get more opaque etc? Does all that cornstarch alter hardening of resin? I saw reviews on amazon that you do need a lot of Nice N' Thick powder to thicken the resin and you only get a small amount in the container. Cornstarch seems like a more cost effective methods as long as the color of the resin is not too altered. Which do you prefer?
Loved the tutorial!! Thank you!! I have a question… should I add a extra layer of epoxy after I add the drip??
Thank you. Some don't but I do. Especially if I use glitter in or on the drip for it to be really smooth.
Thanks I hate the wait on epoxy. Nice n Thick works great but I hate to spend the money. I don't make videos nor do I sell. Not that I would not want to sell but have just not put myself out there... thanks hugs Sheryl 💙🎨💙
Dope🔥🔥
I sure hope my drips turn out like yours!! SO pretty!!
I may have missed it, but what kind of Epoxy did you use?
Love it! Could you use acrylic paint to color the epoxy? Do you think?
Yes I have. Just reminder that acrylic paint changes the consistency of the epoxy.
Hi! I am an artist, and I was wondering if this method of adding cornstarch would work to thicken polycrylic to make intentional drips. You seem to know a lot! Do you think it would work and not change the clarity of the Polycrylic? Thanks!
How long does the drips take to cure?
You definitely used more however cornstarch is just way a cheaper version.
I love the video question how many drip cups have you done with cornstarch I curious if the drips crack or damage while curing or after it has harden
Thank you. Maybe 5. They have not cracked. I do a final layer of epoxy over the entire cup, including the drips.
@@DINAHSMILEYDNS thank you so very much for sharing and responding back to me looking forward to more videos
Is there a way to make it translucent as well?
I might have missed you saying, but how long do you typically have to watch the cup until the drips stop moving?
I don't know. I never really timed that part. Sorry.
Will the cornstarch mold over time?
Do you sand the drip after adding to glitter or do you press it in softly
Hi. So kind of do both. I tap the glitter so it lays flat, epoxy the entire cup once or twice (depending on how well the epoxy covers), paying attention to covers the drips, sand if needed and epoxy one last time.
@@DINAHSMILEYDNS Rhank you
Smh....thank you very much. Great work.
What is the thing called inside the tumbler
so it has been a year since you did this video. How has it held up? All I have read and seen you only add a certain ratio of anything to epoxy or it does not cure properly! I know you added way more, lol. very curious as to how it has held up.
I actually still have the bigger tumbler because I never applied a decal on it after this tutorial. It has held up very well. The color on the drips is still bright pink and the epoxy is still firm. There has not been any molding or anything.
@@DINAHSMILEYDNS Thank you so much for your reply. I am going to try this now!! Great video.
quick question I use mod dodge and corn starch it has never done this to me before, but I applied my epoxy last night over everything and I woke up this morning to take pictures but my drip are kind of soft even with epoxy over it remind u just 1 layer of epoxy. Should I add two more layers of epoxy will that help or is it trash?
I do not know. That has not happened to me. I do know that if epoxy has not cured, adding another layer will not fix it because the layer underneath will remain uncured.
Where do you purchase nice and thick?
How does it hold up over time? Does it mold?
It hasn't so far.
@@DINAHSMILEYDNS awesome!! Thanks so much for the awesome tip!!
Do u epoxy over the drips
Yes. My last layer of epoxy is over the drips. Usually the 3rd layer.
Can Thick it be used in place of cornstarch?
I was wondering the same thing about thick it. Because it does the same of thickness
What kind of paint
You need two make your volume louder cannot hear you😢