I order the 6 pack!! Thank You for showing this procedure!! My Grandsons and I will have Fun making Rocks Shiny!! I have Subscribed! I see a few Video I want to check out!!! Have a Nice Weekend!!! 🤗❤️👍🙋🏻♀️
HOWDY, Brian! 👋🏼 I'm so glad I didn't scare you away. Are you going to spray your rocks? I think it works great. Sometimes, tumbling is overrated, but it's great to have options. Let me know!! POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
I think it depends on the rock and also whether you want them completely smooth. I get much more pleasure from using nail polish than a rock tumbler. I like the unevenness. However, some rocks are so weathered, that tumbling enhances them in a way, painting them can't. I do not understand the crowd that dismisses painting outright. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Painting also allows people with limited space, income, to enjoy their collections more. I am glad you posted this. When I run out of my current supply of nail polish, I will try it. I use nail polish exclusively on what I call my "littles." Rocks that are tiny versions of bigger rocks, I have found. When I have to downsize, in my old age, I hope to take my "littles" with me.
HOWDY, Diann! 👋🏼 OMG, I literally made a video TODAY on using nail polish that I'll post next weekend. Everything you said is EXACTLY why nail polish IS a perfectly valid option for polishing rocks instead of all the hassles that come with tumbling. Wow, it's like you had a camera over my head today!! I love your positive outlook, and "littles" is so cute and accurate. Let me know if you try the Rust-Oleum spray method and what you think. ROCK ON!! 😃👍🏻🪨⛏️
I absolutely love your spirit and the humor you add to your video. I'm addicted to rocks myself, and this is not a bad idea at all. Thankyou for the smiles.
Howdy, Dragon! 👋🏼 Yay, I love meeting rockhounds!! Thank you! Yes, I like this idea for a quick shine on fragile rocks or JUST BECAUSE!! Let me know if you try it. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
I prefer the tumbler polished rocks better overall. But, if it's a small stone that you like the appearance of and know it will tumble into nothing in the end, a good coat of spray on gloss appears to be a great alternative! Great idea, thanks for sharing! Thanks for the video! Eric 👍
Howdy, Eric! 👋🏻 I agree with you that each polish type is subjective and/or dependent on how small or fragile a rock is in terms of surviving all tumbling stages to look worth a darn. It's definitely great to have options! I appreciate your watching and feedback. Do you tumble very often? TUMBLE ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨💦
I think this is a great alternative for those more fragile rocks that won't survive the tumbler or take a shine. But I do love me a smooth, glassy stone.
HOWDY, April! 👋🏼 Smart! What a coincidence, as I have a video coming out on Sunday about using fingernail polish! Glad to know this works well. I agree!! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
Great results in this experiment. The best part of it, that the colors are staying under the coat as if rocks would be wet. I did Rust-Oleum on shells, and then capture them in seed beads, and made a set of earrings and a bracelet. Looking great. The only thing I would prefer the tumbler over the spray is that if rock will be in constant touch by hand, then the coat will run off eventually, and another part of discomfort - scratches on the surface of polish spray. Has to be handle careful, otherwise it would lose the decorative look. For shells spray works great as they could not be treated in tumbler, still careful handling required.
Howdy, Ginger! 👋🏼 You're very lucky to have grown up along California's Central Coast! I love that area as there are LESS PEOPLE!! Yes, this method is a great option for polishing rocks. I'm learning there are quite a few rockhounds who like rocks in their raw form, so tumbling to remove their character isn't appealing to them. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
For more delicate rocks, I keep a container of them with my acrylic pours and use any leftover acrylic to coat them. They are shiny and safe from the ravages of the tumbler.
HOWDY! 👋🏼 Brilliant! Can I assume it's a basic acrylic clear gloss paint you use on rocks? I've never used acrlic paints. Do tell! Please and thank you! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨🎨
I'm so glad the Rust-Oleum did an amazing job on them! With the different porosity of each stone, there would be different levels of shine. So, some will need extra coats of the spray. My questions are: 1) What is the total cure time of the spray for this type of application? 2) Is the spray scratch-proof? In other words- can it be scratched with a fingernail? 3) Is there an odor (petroleum)? 4) If so, will it lose the 'fragrance' in a short time? 5) Will it become tacky in hot weather?
HOWDY, Dennis! You're absolutely correct poreous rocks will either not take a shine or require more coats. Great questions and here are the answers: 1) Dries to touch in 20 minutes 2) Chip-resistant 3) Low-odor 4) I don't smell it in my house, but I don't "sniff" my rocks! Try it on a couple rocks before committing to a larger batch as some people have sensitive noses! 5) It's formulated for indoor/outdoor use, so doubt it will get tacky, but I haven't subjected it to hot weather yet. It's also uv-resistant and non-yellowing. You can see the Rust-Oleum labels here: amzn.to/46A27BA I hope that helps and POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
@@CacklingChick Denise here not Dennis. The reason I asked so many questions is that I was recommended Tree House Studio Clear Acrylic High Gloss Coating. "dries in minutes, creates a permanent, water-resistant finish". I followed the instructions, sprayed light sweeping strokes outside and waited longer than required. End result? Was tacky, smelled so badly of petroleum that I took the stones inside and soaked them (an hour) in a heavy dose of dishwashing solution and hot water. Scrubbed them and repeated the soak. They were sticky, smelled awful. I had to throw the four stones away. This is the Worst thing to put on the stone. $6.00 wasted. That's why I bombarded you with so many questions. I definitely didn't want a repeat disaster.
Howdy, DENISE! 👋🏼 OMG, I'm so sorry for my lazy reading!! 😳 I appreciate you sharing how that other spray worked out, or NOT! If you decide to use this Rust-Oleum spray, definitely do a test on rocks you don't care if they don't turn out the way you prefer. Definitely tastes trial and error. I personally like the results, and the rocks are just sitting in a tray. GOOD LUCK, LADY! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
Yes, it's definitely a quick, QUIET and cheap way to polish rocks, smooth or rough! I'd love to see how they turn out!! You can post pics on my subreddit if you're interested. No pressure, of course!! ROCK ON!! 😃👍🏻🪨⛏️ www.reddit.com/r/CacklingChick/s/CphVV8sfYw
I think bc u do have the set up, do the first stage to smooth the rocks then spray I believe it would be more glasslike but love the idea & definitely doing this to a few of mine
Howdy! 👋🏼 You're so smart! I love this idea of smoothing in a rock tumbler, then spraying for a shine. Thank you, I’ll have to try that!! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
HOWDY, Kristi! 👋🏼 I agree tumbled is superior, but I'm glad you also like the spray. It's great to have options depending on the type of rock or no patience, space or moola to get a tumbler! I appreciate your feedback more than you know. Thank YOU!! POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨💦
Howdy, Christine! 👋🏼 I'm glad you like this method and rocks retaining their essential character! I'm the same! I'm happy to meet you, silly lady! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
Howdy, Tammy! 👋🏼 Congrats on the move and my condolences on the loss of your rock tumbler!! I hope it'll turn up eventually!! Yes, this is a great alternative for polising rocks and shells, and who knows what else. The shine is permanent as long as the items are kept indoors, out of the sun, and little handling. There are similar sprays resistent to UV rays that could also be used. Let me know if you try it and like the results? POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
I think I like both. Tumbling is fun. Some rocks ya just don't want to lose so much. Tumbling one like your gorgeous mosaic(?) one would have destroyed it. Love those becciated jaspers too!
Agreed and very well-said!! I'm so happy to hear you also like the sprayed polish look. 😁 I wasn't sure how people would feel about it. Curious, have you tried spraying rocks to make them shine? I've had that mosaic agate for a while now and wasn't sure how to enhance its beauty. I have another that's even more spectacular. Now I know what to do with it! I agree rock tumbling is a lot of fun, and the challenge makes it worth the time and patience it requires. I'd love to know if you've tried spraying a polish on them!! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
Howdy, Koreen!! 👋🏻 Thank you so much for your feedback. I totally agree this is a great way to preserve fragile rocks as well as ones that might lose too much character in the tumbling process. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
@@CacklingChick I love the tumbling process. (I have 3 tumblers.). But there are some rocks I don't dare put through because they'd be ruined. Of course after I finished watching your video I ran out to find the rocks I would do this with...... 😬
EEEEE!!! That's so exciting to get those delicate rocks polished!! I'd love to hear how they turn out! Better yet, if interested, you can post pics of them on my subreddit. I love seeing what fellow rockhounds have and are doing with their rocks: www.reddit.com/r/CacklingChick/s/PMphRPL6CK Have fun!!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
Some sprays will turn yellow over time and will change the coloring of some of the rocks, especially the lighter colors. Choose a spray that says "non-yellowing" on the can.
Howdy! 👋🏼 Yes, some do, but this indoor/outdoor Rust-Oleum clear gloss doesn't yellow as noted on the pics of the can here: amzn.to/46A27BA POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
Looks like a good, easy method but I wonder if the stuff they would use to seal stone countertops and marble floors would last longer. It would surely cost more, but if you’re an avid collector, I’m sure you would get a lot of rocks covered from even the smallest batch. Applying it might get interesting, maybe for a thick cote you could make a wire spatula or something to dunk the rocks into the stuff and maybe use a cookie cooling rack to cure. A serious collector could get a piece of plywood and nail a bunch of long nails through like a mid-evil torture device and balance the rocks on the nail tips, just a crazy thought. Or maybe you could put the stuff in a spray bottle, it probably would last longer that way. Anyway, happy rock hunting!
I love it 😊, I have always collected rocks ever since I was little, and would buy the little bags of polished rocks the would have at the different traveler station, thanks for sharing 🙏💗🎶👩🏻🦱, Sacramento Ca.
Howdy, Elizabeth! 👋🏼 Thank you! Yes, those polished rocks in gift stores are an absolute magnet for kids to become rockhounds! You're not too far north of me, my fellow Californian! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
HOWDY! 👋🏼 Yay, I'm so happy you like this method. Let me know if you try it! It's a game-changer for those without a tumbler, time, and on and on! SPRAY ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
@@CacklingChick I purchased a rocket tumbler at Walmart last weeks in Toys. Thought I would try it out. BUT...YOUR WAU WILL BE WAY BETTER FOR US!!! I will report back. I can't imagine His Light that Shines on SOOOO Many. You Are Amazing Fun! Thanks for Spreading JOY JOY JOY! NO. That is Not Political Joy. That is Gods' JOY!!!
Ooh, cool! I haven't heard of that tumbler, but it sounds like great FUN! You're such a happy person, and I love your energy! Yes, let me know how you're doing on that. Awesome!! WOOT, WOOT!! 😁👍🏻🪨💦
@@CacklingChick I wanted a double tumbler from Harbor Freight. Waiting for a $20. Off Coupon. Then it will cost same as the ones from Walmart. $40. I was born near the Atlantic Ocean off the Coast of Hunstaton, England. At 6 weeks old my parents, mom born and raised in England, dad born in Detroit Michigan serving USA at Sculthorp moved me to America at the age of 6 weeks. I'm 66 now and have NEVER been back to the land I was born in. I dream of Rocks and Sea Glass. I guess we all do, but the Sea calls me back. But I am proud to be a US Citizen, Not Born but Raised. God Bless Both Countries! WOW...CAN I go on and on... Put the 2 of us together, And I'm sure Fun will Be Had. Blessings.
Howdy, Chapstick! 👋🏼 Love that name!! You're absolutely correct, AND it's great to have different techniques for similar results. I appreciate you and your kind words. Curious - do you also tumble? ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
@CacklingChick I wanted to but never have for exactly the reasons you listed. 🤭I've always been a collector even gave my kiddo the bug. She picks up more than me lately. Might try this with her. Cheers to you & yours, hope you have a lovely day. Your garden space is wonderful btw:)
Rockhounding is a wonderful hobby to bond with friends and family! Have fun with your kiddo! Mibe is grown and out of the house. Wah!! Thank you for the compliment on the yard. Have a great day, ROCK ON, and yack with you later! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
I have sprayed shells but not rocks. Kinda feel like spraying rocks is cheating. I can see where spraying can save time and give the same effects. Nice
Howdy, Elizabeth! 👋🏼 Great idea to spray shells! Not everyone has the time, space, or money to tumble, though. Plus, a lot of people prefer rocks with character vs. overly smooth. It's good to have options! Thanks for the shell tip! SPRAY ON!! 😁👋🏼💨🪨
If you spray your rocks then later decide to tumble them, would there be any problems? I would think it would be fine but I am a complete beginner. Thank you for this video! Your rocks are beautiful and you have such a fun personality!
HOWDY, Laurie! So nice to meet you! Yes, I forgot to mention I see no issues with throwing these in the tumbler asfter spraying as it's only in water and grit, no open flame. I haven't tried it... yet!! Thank you for your kind words. I really appreciate you! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
HOWDY, Mark! 👋🏼 Yes, you should try it as it works very well. I have my rocks in a display tray on my coffee table, and they compliment my tumbled rocks perfectly! Great idea to try linseed oil. Thanks! POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻💦🪨
Howdy, Daniel! 👋🏼 Yes, it does!! It's great to have OPTIONS!! I'm naturally hyper and a spaz, my family can vouch for that! Glad you enjoyed the video and nice to meet you!! ROCK ON!!😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
Howdy, Helen! 👋🏻 I'm so glad you enjoyed seeing this alternative polishing/shining method. I wasn't expecting the rocks to look that great, but I agree with you that this is great. Let me know how they turn out for you! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
HOWDY, Thomas? 👋🏼 Is there a polish for bails? 😂 Sorry, I'm totally kidding! I just did a video on nail polish, actually! Thanks for stopping by!! POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻💅🪨
Interesting, and thank you! I'm reading up on resin, and fumes are definitely an issue, and the long-term effects on humans haven't been fully studied yet. 🤔 I appreciate you mentioning this method! Learn something new almost every day!!
@CacklingChick 2 part epoxy can have an odor issue. The brand I use is very low odor and a surgical mask and nitrile glove is all I need. Deep pour resins (river tables/counter tops) do require a respirator. However, I primarily only use UV resin since I concentrate on jewelry pieces. Nitrile gloves for working and a well ventilated area for curing with a UV lamp. I have multiple lamps, so I can work on several pieces a day. I DO wear a painters mask for sanding and buffing. But, one would do that anyway.
Howdy! 👋🏻 Wow, that's awesome to hear. Mine still look great, too! How long ago did you spray them? Did you use the same spray as I did or a different one? Thank you so much for sharing!
HOWDY! 👋🏼 Yes, this method is an excellent alternative to nail polish. But people should obviously use what they prefer! Thanks for stopping by! POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
I would have tried the mosaic rock In grit 2 and lots of plastic or foam... think it would stay together but then again it is a beauty of a rock to take the risk.
Howdy! Yes, I'd love to see it smoothed out, but it's not worth the risk. It's sitting in a metal tray with other rocks on my coffee table, safe and sound. 😂👍🏻
HOWDY, MICHELLE!! 👋🏼😁 HA, you just made my day! Are you a SPAZ, too? And loves ROCKS?! SO nice to meet you, my fellow rockhound sister!! EEEEE!! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
HOWDY! 👋🏼 Yes, you can! Check out Rob's channel in which he did this. He's awesome! ROCK ON!! ruclips.net/video/s1tNGH6_HGs/видео.htmlsi=0qdrSPBmQc-r-yW2
Howdy! 👋🏻 Yes, I was pleasantly surprised, to say the least. I will definitely do this on rocks I can't tumble that are either too delicate or small or whatever Do you use this method often, then? ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
Howdy! 👋🏼 Once completely dry, they're not sticky. The shine is permanent unless subjected to harsh treatment, such as prolonged exposure to the elements or other harsh circumstances, but don't quote me on that. The rocks I coated in this video are in a display tray on my coffee table and look exactly the same. I will be doing a 1-year follow-up video to report on how they're holding up. I hope this helps, lady! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
@@CacklingChickHowdy! This is fantastic!! I literally just brought home 15 lbs of amazing rock from a dig . (I bet the people on luggage check wondered what was in my suitcase!😂) I'll be getting a few cans of this! Thanks so much!!!
HA! I love it!! While I didn't weigh mine, I think you have me beat from a trip I did last year in this video 😂: ruclips.net/user/shortsAgpjacz3mVM?feature=share I suggest trying the spray on a couple of them before committing to spraying them all. Then you can decide if you truly like how they turn out. Plus, you can get familiar with getting the edges for an even coat and no dripping, etc. I hope that makes sense. I'd love to hear how they turn out or post a pic on my subreddit group: www.reddit.com/r/CacklingChick/s/5MQ4MuPI35. No pressure!! Good luck!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
@@CacklingChick This was my first time. I literally just started my Rock hounding journey. My tumbler came a few days ago and I bought a wet saw with a 7 inch blade a few weeks ago. I'll watch your video now! Can't wait to see your finds.
Holy cow, huge congratulations and welcome to the rockhound and lapidary club! 🥳❤️ How exciting! I'm so happy for you!! So nice to meet you! Take care! 👋🏼
@@CacklingChickI think in the final stage it supposed to help shine by removing oils and grease , however I would only do this on metal not rocks , however for rocks do this: a 1 hour tumble with borax, before polish stage, to remove excess grit. a second barrel only for polish stage and have tumble media that stays with that barrel. finish with another borax tumble in the polish barrel. Contamination will ruin the polish. There’s a lot of grit that sticks to these rocks that you can’t see…
Howdy, Canna! 👋🏼 Great suggestion, and I do those steps as well. Totally agree it makes all the difference to not contaminate by carefully controlling the spread of each stage of tumbling media and tools! Thank you so much for your suggestions!! TUMBLE ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
HOWDY! 👋🏼 Yes, that I am. Definitely known for my laugh/cackle all my life. Hope I didn't scare ya away! Do you rockhound and/or tumble rocks by chance? ROCK ON! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
HOWDY! 👋🏼 Can you yell any louder? 😂 This is a valid way to polish /shine rocks for the reasons I stated in the video. Thanks for your feedback. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
Howdy! 👋🏼 No, it's not tumbled to a polish by smoothing the rock, however, this Rust-Oleum spray is chip-resistant, non-yellowing and has a UV potection made for indoor and outdoor use. Consider it a rock version of nail POLISHING! Plus, many people prefer rocks in raw form to keep their essential character, yet get a wet look. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
You use this method, too?! That's awesome! I really think it's a game-changer for those who don't have a tumbler for a plethora of reasons. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
What with Americans making videos.... A simple video just info what product to use and compare before and after... less than 3 minutes... Yet this video is close to 13 minutes
@@CacklingChick I SAY, KEEP DOING IT YOUR WAY! IT IS VERY MUCH APRECIATED BY THOSE OF US WHO ENJOY ALL OF YOU! ROCK ON! We may want to think about using a few of this rocks. BAHAHAHA. Sink a Down now...just having some fun.
Howdy, Tioga! 👋🏼 Tumbler for the WIN!! 🏆 I agree rocks look better run through a tumbler, but good to have options depending on the rocks being fragile, lack of space, money, etc.! Thanks for stopping by! TUMBLE ON!! 😃👍🏻🪨💦
Need a quick polish? Try the Rust-Oleum Spray Gloss: amzn.to/46A27BA SPRAY ON!! 😁👍🪨⛏
I order the 6 pack!! Thank You for showing this procedure!! My Grandsons and I will have Fun making Rocks Shiny!! I have Subscribed! I see a few Video I want to check out!!! Have a Nice Weekend!!! 🤗❤️👍🙋🏻♀️
I came here because I don’t have a tumbler, and stayed for your personality! You are so silly and fun I love people like you. Great rock collection!
HOWDY, Brian! 👋🏼 I'm so glad I didn't scare you away. Are you going to spray your rocks? I think it works great. Sometimes, tumbling is overrated, but it's great to have options. Let me know!! POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
Me toooo love her bubbly personality 💙💙💙💙. I’m subscribing
Thank you!! I scare some people away... 😬 I'm glad so to meet you, my fellow ROCKHOUND!! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
@ Rock On🩵. Love that
Have a ROCKIN' day!! 😁
I think it depends on the rock and also whether you want them completely smooth. I get much more pleasure from using nail polish than a rock tumbler. I like the unevenness. However, some rocks are so weathered, that tumbling enhances them in a way, painting them can't. I do not understand the crowd that dismisses painting outright. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Painting also allows people with limited space, income, to enjoy their collections more. I am glad you posted this. When I run out of my current supply of nail polish, I will try it. I use nail polish exclusively on what I call my "littles." Rocks that are tiny versions of bigger rocks, I have found. When I have to downsize, in my old age, I hope to take my "littles" with me.
HOWDY, Diann! 👋🏼 OMG, I literally made a video TODAY on using nail polish that I'll post next weekend. Everything you said is EXACTLY why nail polish IS a perfectly valid option for polishing rocks instead of all the hassles that come with tumbling. Wow, it's like you had a camera over my head today!! I love your positive outlook, and "littles" is so cute and accurate. Let me know if you try the Rust-Oleum spray method and what you think. ROCK ON!! 😃👍🏻🪨⛏️
I found your comment adorable lol. I love that you named them littles and plan on keeping them forever.
I agree her comment and rock name is great!!
Thanks for the idea! I just ordered some unpolished river rocks for an art project. Can’t wait to enhance their beauty with the gloss spray.
Howdy, Stephanie! 👋🏼 You're very welcome! Where did you order your rocks from? Sounds like a fun project. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
I absolutely love your spirit and the humor you add to your video. I'm addicted to rocks myself, and this is not a bad idea at all. Thankyou for the smiles.
Howdy, Dragon! 👋🏼 Yay, I love meeting rockhounds!! Thank you! Yes, I like this idea for a quick shine on fragile rocks or JUST BECAUSE!! Let me know if you try it. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
I prefer the tumbler polished rocks better overall. But, if it's a small stone that you like the appearance of and know it will tumble into nothing in the end, a good coat of spray on gloss appears to be a great alternative! Great idea, thanks for sharing! Thanks for the video! Eric 👍
Howdy, Eric! 👋🏻 I agree with you that each polish type is subjective and/or dependent on how small or fragile a rock is in terms of surviving all tumbling stages to look worth a darn. It's definitely great to have options! I appreciate your watching and feedback. Do you tumble very often? TUMBLE ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨💦
I think this is a great alternative for those more fragile rocks that won't survive the tumbler or take a shine. But I do love me a smooth, glassy stone.
HOWDY! 👋🏼 Spot on!! Thanks for your feedback, as I absolutely love to hear what you think. POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨💦
I just started to use finger nail polish. It works real well too.
HOWDY, April! 👋🏼 Smart! What a coincidence, as I have a video coming out on Sunday about using fingernail polish! Glad to know this works well. I agree!! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
Great results in this experiment. The best part of it, that the colors are staying under the coat as if rocks would be wet. I did Rust-Oleum on shells, and then capture them in seed beads, and made a set of earrings and a bracelet. Looking great. The only thing I would prefer the tumbler over the spray is that if rock will be in constant touch by hand, then the coat will run off eventually, and another part of discomfort - scratches on the surface of polish spray. Has to be handle careful, otherwise it would lose the decorative look. For shells spray works great as they could not be treated in tumbler, still careful handling required.
HOWDY, Yelena! 👋🏼 Excellent point!! I hadn't thought about the handling of the rock, such as in jewelry. Thank you so much!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
Also, good to know it works great on shells!!
Good idea for a quick polish. Born and raised on the central coast of California ❤
Howdy, Ginger! 👋🏼 You're very lucky to have grown up along California's Central Coast! I love that area as there are LESS PEOPLE!! Yes, this method is a great option for polishing rocks. I'm learning there are quite a few rockhounds who like rocks in their raw form, so tumbling to remove their character isn't appealing to them. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
For more delicate rocks, I keep a container of them with my acrylic pours and use any leftover acrylic to coat them. They are shiny and safe from the ravages of the tumbler.
HOWDY! 👋🏼 Brilliant! Can I assume it's a basic acrylic clear gloss paint you use on rocks? I've never used acrlic paints. Do tell! Please and thank you! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨🎨
@@CacklingChick Sorry. I misspoke. I meant to say I use resin, (I miss my brain).
Ah, ok! I've seen that look and agree it works well, too. Thank you!
I'm so glad the Rust-Oleum did an amazing job on them! With the different porosity of each stone, there would be different levels of shine. So, some will need extra coats of the spray. My questions are: 1) What is the total cure time of the spray for this type of application? 2) Is the spray scratch-proof? In other words- can it be scratched with a fingernail? 3) Is there an odor (petroleum)? 4) If so, will it lose the 'fragrance' in a short time? 5) Will it become tacky in hot weather?
HOWDY, Dennis! You're absolutely correct poreous rocks will either not take a shine or require more coats. Great questions and here are the answers:
1) Dries to touch in 20 minutes
2) Chip-resistant
3) Low-odor
4) I don't smell it in my house, but I don't "sniff" my rocks! Try it on a couple rocks before committing to a larger batch as some people have sensitive noses!
5) It's formulated for indoor/outdoor use, so doubt it will get tacky, but I haven't subjected it to hot weather yet. It's also uv-resistant and non-yellowing.
You can see the Rust-Oleum labels here: amzn.to/46A27BA
I hope that helps and POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
@@CacklingChick Denise here not Dennis. The reason I asked so many questions is that I was recommended Tree House Studio Clear Acrylic High Gloss Coating. "dries in minutes, creates a permanent, water-resistant finish". I followed the instructions, sprayed light sweeping strokes outside and waited longer than required. End result? Was tacky, smelled so badly of petroleum that I took the stones inside and soaked them (an hour) in a heavy dose of dishwashing solution and hot water. Scrubbed them and repeated the soak. They were sticky, smelled awful. I had to throw the four stones away. This is the Worst thing to put on the stone. $6.00 wasted. That's why I bombarded you with so many questions. I definitely didn't want a repeat disaster.
Howdy, DENISE! 👋🏼 OMG, I'm so sorry for my lazy reading!! 😳 I appreciate you sharing how that other spray worked out, or NOT! If you decide to use this Rust-Oleum spray, definitely do a test on rocks you don't care if they don't turn out the way you prefer. Definitely tastes trial and error. I personally like the results, and the rocks are just sitting in a tray. GOOD LUCK, LADY! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
That's actually a very cool idea....no tumbler noise involved ....I'll give it a try...
Yes, it's definitely a quick, QUIET and cheap way to polish rocks, smooth or rough! I'd love to see how they turn out!! You can post pics on my subreddit if you're interested. No pressure, of course!! ROCK ON!! 😃👍🏻🪨⛏️
www.reddit.com/r/CacklingChick/s/CphVV8sfYw
I think bc u do have the set up, do the first stage to smooth the rocks then spray I believe it would be more glasslike but love the idea & definitely doing this to a few of mine
Howdy! 👋🏼 You're so smart! I love this idea of smoothing in a rock tumbler, then spraying for a shine. Thank you, I’ll have to try that!! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
Love your giggles!!! Rocks are beautiful!!!
Howdy!! 👋🏼 Thank you!! 😂👍🏻 Glad you like the rocks. I hope you try this method and like the results. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
SW Florida beaches here, I can’t wait to see how this works on shells! Ok, and I lick rocks too.
HOWDY!! That's an excellent idea, and I have no doubt it works great on shells. Let me know if you try it, please! SHELL ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🐚
Hey there cackling silly chick , i dipped rocks in a can of gloss polyurethane and that works very well too. You rock !!!!
Howdy, David! 👋🏼😂 Interesting! How do you do that without them sticking to the surface they're drying on?
IT IS PERFECT EASY LAZY PATH , YOU ARE SO SMART
HOWDY, Mazda! 👋🏼 Lazy? 🤔
I love the spray, but the tumbled are so gorgeous. Thank you for sharing this technique with us. You are awesome!!!!
HOWDY, Kristi! 👋🏼 I agree tumbled is superior, but I'm glad you also like the spray. It's great to have options depending on the type of rock or no patience, space or moola to get a tumbler! I appreciate your feedback more than you know. Thank YOU!! POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨💦
@ it is great to have options and this one looks good.
Yes, ma'am! 😁👍🏻🪨💦
Love this fast quick cost effective method.
Howdy, Robyn! 👋🏼 I'm so glad you love this method to polish or shine rocks. I hope you try it and love the results on your rocks. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
They are beautiful. I like the natural look of the spray paint. You are my kind of silly.😅
Howdy, Christine! 👋🏼 I'm glad you like this method and rocks retaining their essential character! I'm the same! I'm happy to meet you, silly lady! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
I am excited to try this, thanks so much for the info. I’ll be back!
Howdy, Martic51! 👋🏼 So nice to meet you and you're very welcome! See you later and ROCK ON! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
My rock tumbler mysteriously disappeared after a move. This is PERFECT!! Ooohhh, maybe even for sea shells!! 🐚 YES. Thank you for this GREAT 💡.😂
Howdy, Tammy! 👋🏼 Congrats on the move and my condolences on the loss of your rock tumbler!! I hope it'll turn up eventually!! Yes, this is a great alternative for polising rocks and shells, and who knows what else. The shine is permanent as long as the items are kept indoors, out of the sun, and little handling. There are similar sprays resistent to UV rays that could also be used. Let me know if you try it and like the results? POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
I think I like both. Tumbling is fun. Some rocks ya just don't want to lose so much. Tumbling one like your gorgeous mosaic(?) one would have destroyed it. Love those becciated jaspers too!
Agreed and very well-said!! I'm so happy to hear you also like the sprayed polish look. 😁 I wasn't sure how people would feel about it. Curious, have you tried spraying rocks to make them shine?
I've had that mosaic agate for a while now and wasn't sure how to enhance its beauty. I have another that's even more spectacular. Now I know what to do with it!
I agree rock tumbling is a lot of fun, and the challenge makes it worth the time and patience it requires.
I'd love to know if you've tried spraying a polish on them!! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
I would try it for the ones that would fall apart in the tumbler. It makes a lot of sense for those. 👍
Howdy, Koreen!! 👋🏻 Thank you so much for your feedback. I totally agree this is a great way to preserve fragile rocks as well as ones that might lose too much character in the tumbling process. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
@@CacklingChick I love the tumbling process. (I have 3 tumblers.). But there are some rocks I don't dare put through because they'd be ruined.
Of course after I finished watching your video I ran out to find the rocks I would do this with...... 😬
EEEEE!!! That's so exciting to get those delicate rocks polished!! I'd love to hear how they turn out! Better yet, if interested, you can post pics of them on my subreddit. I love seeing what fellow rockhounds have and are doing with their rocks: www.reddit.com/r/CacklingChick/s/PMphRPL6CK
Have fun!!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
Some sprays will turn yellow over time and will change the coloring of some of the rocks, especially the lighter colors. Choose a spray that says "non-yellowing" on the can.
Howdy! 👋🏼 Yes, some do, but this indoor/outdoor Rust-Oleum clear gloss doesn't yellow as noted on the pics of the can here: amzn.to/46A27BA
POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
Looks like a good, easy method but I wonder if the stuff they would use to seal stone countertops and marble floors would last longer. It would surely cost more, but if you’re an avid collector, I’m sure you would get a lot of rocks covered from even the smallest batch. Applying it might get interesting, maybe for a thick cote you could make a wire spatula or something to dunk the rocks into the stuff and maybe use a cookie cooling rack to cure. A serious collector could get a piece of plywood and nail a bunch of long nails through like a mid-evil torture device and balance the rocks on the nail tips, just a crazy thought. Or maybe you could put the stuff in a spray bottle, it probably would last longer that way. Anyway, happy rock hunting!
HOWDY, Don! 👋🏼 Not a bad idea in spray form for better coverage and less mess. Thank you!! 😁👍🏻⛏️💦
LOVE ❤ your fun energy!
HOWDY, Green Eyes! 👋🏼 Thank you so much! I really appreciate your feedback. P.S. We're green-eyed TWINS!! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
I love it 😊, I have always collected rocks ever since I was little, and would buy the little bags of polished rocks the would have at the different traveler station, thanks for sharing 🙏💗🎶👩🏻🦱, Sacramento Ca.
Howdy, Elizabeth! 👋🏼 Thank you! Yes, those polished rocks in gift stores are an absolute magnet for kids to become rockhounds! You're not too far north of me, my fellow Californian! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
I am so happy you taught me this method. Beautiful!
HOWDY! 👋🏼 Yay, I'm so happy you like this method. Let me know if you try it! It's a game-changer for those without a tumbler, time, and on and on! SPRAY ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
@@CacklingChick I purchased a rocket tumbler at Walmart last weeks in Toys. Thought I would try it out. BUT...YOUR WAU WILL BE WAY BETTER FOR US!!! I will report back. I can't imagine His Light that Shines on SOOOO Many. You Are Amazing Fun! Thanks for Spreading JOY JOY JOY! NO. That is Not Political Joy. That is Gods' JOY!!!
Ooh, cool! I haven't heard of that tumbler, but it sounds like great FUN! You're such a happy person, and I love your energy! Yes, let me know how you're doing on that. Awesome!! WOOT, WOOT!! 😁👍🏻🪨💦
so funny. Elon needs to read that one. A Rocket Tumbler... Who knew???
@@CacklingChick I wanted a double tumbler from Harbor Freight. Waiting for a $20. Off Coupon. Then it will cost same as the ones from Walmart. $40. I was born near the Atlantic Ocean off the Coast of Hunstaton, England. At 6 weeks old my parents, mom born and raised in England, dad born in Detroit Michigan serving USA at Sculthorp moved me to America at the age of 6 weeks. I'm 66 now and have NEVER been back to the land I was born in. I dream of Rocks and Sea Glass. I guess we all do, but the Sea calls me back. But I am proud to be a US Citizen, Not Born but Raised. God Bless Both Countries! WOW...CAN I go on and on... Put the 2 of us together, And I'm sure Fun will Be Had. Blessings.
Great vid! You got a new sub. 👌👏👏
Howdy, Nigel! 👋🏼 So glad you found the video helpful and nice to meet you! Let me know if you try this Rust-Oleum spray! ROCK ON! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
😂Work smarter, not harder. You're delightful:) Great tip!!
Howdy, Chapstick! 👋🏼 Love that name!! You're absolutely correct, AND it's great to have different techniques for similar results. I appreciate you and your kind words. Curious - do you also tumble? ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
@CacklingChick I wanted to but never have for exactly the reasons you listed. 🤭I've always been a collector even gave my kiddo the bug. She picks up more than me lately. Might try this with her. Cheers to you & yours, hope you have a lovely day. Your garden space is wonderful btw:)
Rockhounding is a wonderful hobby to bond with friends and family! Have fun with your kiddo! Mibe is grown and out of the house. Wah!! Thank you for the compliment on the yard. Have a great day, ROCK ON, and yack with you later! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
I prefer the spray it keeps the rocks natural formation 💯
YESSS!! I prefer rocks in their natural form, too! Keeps their character, just like people!! 😂 Thanks for stopping by, lady! SPRAY ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
I absolutely shined my rocks
HOWDY, Live! 👋🏼 With Rust-Oleum spray, I assume? ROCK ON!! 😃👍🏻💨🪨
Way fun! Yes, I'll try the spay.
HOWDY, KELLEY!! 👋🏼 Awesome! Let me know how they turn out and if you like that look. I still like mine!! SPRAY ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
I tumble but i am for sure going to do your style next..Loved what i seen 😊
HOWDY, Annette! That's great! I'm so glad you'll try it. Let me know if you do and like the results! POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
I loved this idea. I'm definitely going to try it. Thanks so much!
HOWDY, Simon! 👋🏼 Yes, it's definitely a great alternative to rock tumbling. It's great to have options!! I hope you love the results. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
I have sprayed shells but not rocks.
Kinda feel like spraying rocks is cheating. I can see where spraying can save time and give the same effects. Nice
Howdy, Elizabeth! 👋🏼 Great idea to spray shells! Not everyone has the time, space, or money to tumble, though. Plus, a lot of people prefer rocks with character vs. overly smooth. It's good to have options! Thanks for the shell tip! SPRAY ON!! 😁👋🏼💨🪨
She has the right voice for Halloween voiceovers
Howdy, Mike! 👋🏼 Are you referring to my cackle laugh? 🤣
I use modge podge they come out great.
HOWDY! 👋🏼 That's so awesome to hear! It's on my list to try. Thank you for letting me know it works great. POLISH ON!! 😄👍🏻🪨💦
I love your craziness 😂❤
Howdy and thanks! 👋🏼😂🪨⛏️
If you spray your rocks then later decide to tumble them, would there be any problems? I would think it would be fine but I am a complete beginner. Thank you for this video! Your rocks are beautiful and you have such a fun personality!
HOWDY, Laurie! So nice to meet you! Yes, I forgot to mention I see no issues with throwing these in the tumbler asfter spraying as it's only in water and grit, no open flame. I haven't tried it... yet!! Thank you for your kind words. I really appreciate you! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
@@CacklingChick thanks so much for your reply! Rock on!
You're very welcome and HAVE FUN!! 😃👍🏻
Beeswax works good too
Howdy, Thomas! 👋🏼 Wow, interesting. I'd love to hear more! Just buy wax somewhere and rub it on the rocks? Thanks!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
THANKS FOR SHARING. IMPRESSIVE. I LOVE THE IDEA. GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
HOWDY, Errol! 👋🏼 You're very welcome! Let me know if you try it as I'd love to know if it's a YAY or MEH!! POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
YOU ARE A REAL GEM!😂😂😂❤❤❤
Awww, you're so PUNNY! 🤗 I appreciate you stopping by and your kind words. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
Thats a great idea, i might just try that! Also maybe some mineral or linseed oil. It lasts a while, I use it on my exterior woods…
HOWDY, Mark! 👋🏼 Yes, you should try it as it works very well. I have my rocks in a display tray on my coffee table, and they compliment my tumbled rocks perfectly! Great idea to try linseed oil. Thanks! POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻💦🪨
@@CacklingChick yes, I just happen to have a can of gloss, plus a ton of nice rocks!
Sweet!! Let me know if you think it's a YAY or MEH! 😂👍🏻
@@CacklingChick I will thanks… !
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Good job. That beats sanding and polishing too. You made me laugh with your squealing and carrying on. 😅.
Howdy, Daniel! 👋🏼 Yes, it does!! It's great to have OPTIONS!! I'm naturally hyper and a spaz, my family can vouch for that! Glad you enjoyed the video and nice to meet you!! ROCK ON!!😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
I like the quick polish method! I will try it!
Howdy, Helen! 👋🏻 I'm so glad you enjoyed seeing this alternative polishing/shining method. I wasn't expecting the rocks to look that great, but I agree with you that this is great. Let me know how they turn out for you! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
I also use cheap clear bail polish
HOWDY, Thomas? 👋🏼 Is there a polish for bails? 😂 Sorry, I'm totally kidding! I just did a video on nail polish, actually! Thanks for stopping by!! POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻💅🪨
Have you tried uv resin dip method? Mine come out gorgeous!
Howdy, Charli 👋🏼 I haven't heard of UV resin drip! Does it have toxic fumes?
@CacklingChick I have never noticed any. I frequently use it to shine up my buffed resin pieces and some of my rough stones before wire wrapping.
Interesting, and thank you! I'm reading up on resin, and fumes are definitely an issue, and the long-term effects on humans haven't been fully studied yet. 🤔 I appreciate you mentioning this method! Learn something new almost every day!!
@CacklingChick 2 part epoxy can have an odor issue. The brand I use is very low odor and a surgical mask and nitrile glove is all I need. Deep pour resins (river tables/counter tops) do require a respirator. However, I primarily only use UV resin since I concentrate on jewelry pieces. Nitrile gloves for working and a well ventilated area for curing with a UV lamp. I have multiple lamps, so I can work on several pieces a day. I DO wear a painters mask for sanding and buffing. But, one would do that anyway.
Wow, you sound like a pro! I'm nervous to try it!! Thanks for the info.! I'm contemplating using this. 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
I use DeltaCeramcoat All-Purpose Sealer to put a wet-look on all my agates.
HOWDY, Knotweed! 👋🏼 Ha, never heard of that. Thanks, I'll have to try that. Does it take long to dry? Is it permanent? POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨💦
My clear coat rock collection from Michigan is still bright and clear. I keep them inside in a glass case.
Howdy! 👋🏻 Wow, that's awesome to hear. Mine still look great, too! How long ago did you spray them? Did you use the same spray as I did or a different one? Thank you so much for sharing!
@@CacklingChick I believe it was the same - it was over 6 years ago.
Oooh, sweeeet!! You made my day!! Great info. Thank you! Take care!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
I admit, I was expecting something with sand paper or something... This is better than the nail polish though...
HOWDY! 👋🏼 Yes, this method is an excellent alternative to nail polish. But people should obviously use what they prefer! Thanks for stopping by! POLISH ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
I would have tried the mosaic rock In grit 2 and lots of plastic or foam... think it would stay together but then again it is a beauty of a rock to take the risk.
Howdy! Yes, I'd love to see it smoothed out, but it's not worth the risk. It's sitting in a metal tray with other rocks on my coffee table, safe and sound. 😂👍🏻
Omg 😂😂twinn!!!!❤ where have u been ik your soul❤❤❤❤this is my sister from another mister!!!! 😂😊we speak same rock language 😂❤
HOWDY, MICHELLE!! 👋🏼😁 HA, you just made my day! Are you a SPAZ, too? And loves ROCKS?! SO nice to meet you, my fellow rockhound sister!! EEEEE!! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
definitely an option for someone. Personally I am not that someone. 😊
HOWDY, Holly! 👋🏼 Agreed! Do you tumble often? ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨💦
Thank you for the knowledge you share and good luck for the future hounding good day!
Howdy, Nino! 👋🏻 You're very welcome! I'm so happy to pass on what I know or discover to you! Good luck as well to you. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
Can you laser engrave polished rocks?
HOWDY! 👋🏼 Yes, you can! Check out Rob's channel in which he did this. He's awesome! ROCK ON!! ruclips.net/video/s1tNGH6_HGs/видео.htmlsi=0qdrSPBmQc-r-yW2
@@CacklingChick thank you
You're very welcome! Have a great rest of your day!
her laugh got me rolling on the floor.
Howdy, Kylie! 👋🏼 YAY, glad I made you laugh and hopefully didn't scare you away! 😂 Do you rockhound? ROCK ON!! 😃👍🏻🪨⛏️
It's work very well 👍
Howdy! 👋🏻 Yes, I was pleasantly surprised, to say the least. I will definitely do this on rocks I can't tumble that are either too delicate or small or whatever Do you use this method often, then? ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
😂❤ ohhhh good, crazy like me
Howdy, Leonie! 👋🏼😂
I do like the timber ones but that takes so long if using to decorate I would use the spray if want for jewelry the real thing is best.
Howdy, Joan! 👋🏼 I love your preferences based on the rocks intended use. SMART!! Do you make jewelry? Thanks for stopping by. 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
For me, I like rocks in their natural state or tumbled. That spray doesn’t enhance them enough to warrant the use of something so toxic.
Howdy! 👋🏼 I hear ya on preferring natural rocks. It just depends on ones personal preference. I appreciate your feedback. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
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I use poly eurothane.
Howdy, Theodore! 👋🏼 That's interesting. Does it work well on rocks? I ask as it appears it's mostly for wood. ?!?
After they dry is it tacky? How long does the shine stay for?
Howdy! 👋🏼 Once completely dry, they're not sticky. The shine is permanent unless subjected to harsh treatment, such as prolonged exposure to the elements or other harsh circumstances, but don't quote me on that. The rocks I coated in this video are in a display tray on my coffee table and look exactly the same. I will be doing a 1-year follow-up video to report on how they're holding up. I hope this helps, lady! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
@@CacklingChickHowdy! This is fantastic!! I literally just brought home 15 lbs of amazing rock from a dig . (I bet the people on luggage check wondered what was in my suitcase!😂) I'll be getting a few cans of this! Thanks so much!!!
HA! I love it!! While I didn't weigh mine, I think you have me beat from a trip I did last year in this video 😂: ruclips.net/user/shortsAgpjacz3mVM?feature=share
I suggest trying the spray on a couple of them before committing to spraying them all. Then you can decide if you truly like how they turn out. Plus, you can get familiar with getting the edges for an even coat and no dripping, etc. I hope that makes sense. I'd love to hear how they turn out or post a pic on my subreddit group: www.reddit.com/r/CacklingChick/s/5MQ4MuPI35. No pressure!! Good luck!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
@@CacklingChick This was my first time. I literally just started my Rock hounding journey. My tumbler came a few days ago and I bought a wet saw with a 7 inch blade a few weeks ago. I'll watch your video now! Can't wait to see your finds.
Holy cow, huge congratulations and welcome to the rockhound and lapidary club! 🥳❤️ How exciting! I'm so happy for you!! So nice to meet you! Take care! 👋🏼
Use 1 oz mineral spirits in your tumbler
HOWDY, Adrian! 👋🏼 What does that do? Just rocks and mineral spirits and nothing else? DO TELL!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
@@CacklingChickI think in the final stage it supposed to help shine by removing oils and grease , however I would only do this on metal not rocks , however for rocks do this:
a 1 hour tumble with borax, before polish stage, to remove excess grit.
a second barrel only for polish stage and have tumble media that stays with that barrel.
finish with another borax tumble in the polish barrel.
Contamination will ruin the polish. There’s a lot of grit that sticks to these rocks that you can’t see…
Howdy, Canna! 👋🏼 Great suggestion, and I do those steps as well. Totally agree it makes all the difference to not contaminate by carefully controlling the spread of each stage of tumbling media and tools! Thank you so much for your suggestions!! TUMBLE ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
Would you give us more details on the solution, mom?
HOWDY! Sure, buy a can of Rust-Oleum spray and try it. 😂
Clean and then 1/2 oz mineral oil
Thank you! Ha, I'm actually working on a video for this! Thanks! 😁👍🏻🪨💦
Mineral oil might work well, too. 😊
HOWDY WHISTLE BLOWER!! 👋🏼 You're absolutely correct! Mineral oil doesn't last long, but it's another great alternative. Thank YOU!! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
Sweet gal with a wicked laugh
HOWDY, Robert 👋🏼 Yup, guilty as charged! Hope I didn't scare ya! Do you collect rocks? ROCK ON! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
😂😂😂 l use clear nail polish 😅
HOWDY! 👋🏼 YAY, that's awesome! I also made a video using nail polish. 😂👍🏻💅🪨 ruclips.net/video/x00onDhzrM0/видео.html
😅 You certanly are a cackling chick!! ❤
HOWDY! 👋🏼 Yes, that I am. Definitely known for my laugh/cackle all my life. Hope I didn't scare ya away! Do you rockhound and/or tumble rocks by chance? ROCK ON! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
UMMMM ALL THEY ARE IS COATED ROCKS!!!!! NOT POLISHED!!!!! WAS TRULY DISAPPOINTED AS I HOPED YOU HAD A NEW TECHNIQUE!!!!
HOWDY! 👋🏼 Can you yell any louder? 😂 This is a valid way to polish /shine rocks for the reasons I stated in the video. Thanks for your feedback. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
What do you do with your rocks?
I keep giving my rocks to mostly my daughter for her aquarium, potted plants, but keep a "few" around the house for decoration. How about you?
That is not polished. This shine will not last anyway.
Howdy! 👋🏼 No, it's not tumbled to a polish by smoothing the rock, however, this Rust-Oleum spray is chip-resistant, non-yellowing and has a UV potection made for indoor and outdoor use. Consider it a rock version of nail POLISHING! Plus, many people prefer rocks in raw form to keep their essential character, yet get a wet look. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻💨🪨
They're not polished; they're shine-coated. Yes, prrecision in language matters - otherwise we'd just grunt and point like we did in primitive times
You are correct, just like nail POLISH, floor POLISH, etc...
Couldnt warch more than five minutes of this this woman is so annoying
Howdy, David! 👋🏼 Thank you for your feedback. Have a great day!
thats not polishing.are you just showing off your teeth?
Sure it is! They have a shine just like nails with a POLISH! 😂👍🏻🪨💅
I agree with that 100%
@burklander3338 Thanks for the double feedback!! Duly noted.
Thank you I feel normal now 😂😂😂😂😂 I do the same thing ❤
You use this method, too?! That's awesome! I really think it's a game-changer for those who don't have a tumbler for a plethora of reasons. ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
What with Americans making videos.... A simple video just info what product to use and compare before and after... less than 3 minutes... Yet this video is close to 13 minutes
Thank you for your positive feedback! Have a ROCKIN' day!! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
I agree 100%. There are lots of videos out there taking 30 minutes to say 3 minutes worth of words and description.
Thank you for your feedback. Duly noted! ROCK ON!! 😁👍🏻🪨⛏️
@@CacklingChick I SAY, KEEP DOING IT YOUR WAY! IT IS VERY MUCH APRECIATED BY THOSE OF US WHO ENJOY ALL OF YOU! ROCK ON! We may want to think about using a few of this rocks. BAHAHAHA. Sink a Down now...just having some fun.
😂👍🏻 Yes, positivity goes a long ways. ROCK ON!! 😁
Tumbler🎉
Howdy, Tioga! 👋🏼 Tumbler for the WIN!! 🏆 I agree rocks look better run through a tumbler, but good to have options depending on the rocks being fragile, lack of space, money, etc.! Thanks for stopping by! TUMBLE ON!! 😃👍🏻🪨💦