I know this video is several years old now and was wanting to make it! I was wondering if this is still your "go to" combo of ingredients to use to make your own DIY Rub n' Buff? Thank you!
Rub and Buff is wax based which is why you rub it on. You have made tinted glue. You will get color this way but not the same effect for antiquing. This is a great idea for tinted glue though. I wonder if you could mix the cosmetics with furniture finishing wax(it dries) to acheive the actuall rub and buff effect?
I think using the powdered shimmer eye shadow and mix it into furniture wax paste it would work and you could buff it much better than with glue...the more you buff the shiner it would be.
i was thinking the same thing they sell clear wax........ and to me this isn't cheaper being that rub and buff is cheaper than mme driving to the store to buy containers, using glue that i paid for AND eye shadow.
Hi from sunny Spain! I think you would get a very similar effect if you used Reeves Iridescent medium as the base. You can get a big tube of it quite cheaply and as an acrylic medium it can be mixed with a lot of different things. Since it is not a glue, it should remain soft till you need it, as long as the container is air tight and will also mix with water if needed but once dry will stay put. I also share tips on my blog, so pop by! sandra
Congratulations on the DT spot, your 1000 subbies, and thank you so much for sharing this awesome DIY! I love it and will try it as soon as my freeze is over. Big huge hugs, Kristina
I cannot wait to make your Rub-n-buff, but yes, you offered your recipe for your better texture paste.. I could not find it...Where can I find it? thank you for your inspiration...
Congratulations on your DT spot and your 1000 subbies! Thank you for sharing how to make your own rub an buff. I bought some at a scrap book store that was going out of business and some of them were dried out. They weren't usable. I saved them because I thought maybe I would come across some way to restore them. Enjoy your time with your family. You are so blessed. :)
Hi. I love the idea of making homemade products it we can instead of buying them. I have a question, if the glue dries and is hard how do you get the color to rub to buff. Thanks Gerardette
I knew there had to be something I could do with that makeup from DT and etching. I bought several of them earlier this year. I'm so excited to try this.
I was watching you video yesterday and I went and got some ice shadow from the dollar store just like yours and put it in the glue and it works perfect thank you very much
It's really more of a DIY metallic glaze then, isn't it? Still, I am going to try because I have some mod podge and those EXACT eye shadows (they work great on polyclay too!). Anywho, do you have a link for the homemade texture paste??? I really want to start altering some more bottles.... love the vid, keep it up!
You are kidding right? Glue and makeup...that's it? Wow. Who da thunk it? Thanks for showing how to make sweetie. Congrats on being a guest designer! Hugs. Karen Sue
Hi Karen Sue !!! Yes Isn't it great i was thrilled to find this !!! Your going to love it because it works on metal and really sticks !!! Thanks hon !!! Hugs Heather
So you don't use the boiled linseed oil technique? I was about to use the boiled linseed method until I ran into this. But next question: is this method working well with the glue and stacked containers without the glue drying out on storage? Thank you
ok, thanks for the honest answer. Luckily I only did 4 containers with my Pearl Ex this way, that stuff is too expensive to waste. I'm back to the boil linseed oil, just make sure it's boiled or it won't dry on your project. It's readily available not only on line but at Home Depot, Lowes and other hardware stores. It's also cheap for a container that you'll probably never fully use :) Thanks again so much.
congrats friend ur so talented as i was tell u friend so proud of u how far u have come congrats and on ur subbies wowzers I enjoy watching ur channel as well are others too luv ya ur buddy...thanks for tip never tried it but going to try on my flowers tfs....
Hi my friend Elena !!!! Thank you hon you are the sweetest ever !!! You are talented in you own right hon love your work. You make me smile !!!! Yes that would look so pretty on your flowers. I love you flowers !!! Talk to you later hon !! Luv Ya
Yeahh! sooo excited for you sweetie!! and wow about the rub and buff! I am going to try to make some of this, how cool is that. March is going to be amazing!!! thanks for sharing that, big hugs my friend, Kim xxx
You go girl! That homemade run n buff looks amazing, especially the pink one and I do have both that glue and the eyeshadows so let's see how I can use that on my flowers...super pretty I bet! You are just DT'ing all over the place...good for you! Great goodies, beautiful projects...can't go wrong! We'll be rooting for you....Laura G💙
Hi Laura !!! Yes try it i love it !!! Thanks hon your always so supportive !!! I can't wait to get my GDT Package so I can get started. I love being a designer for Luisa she's so so sweet !!! Thanks again love !!! Hugs
Heather, TFS!! this vid on making rub 'n buff!! I like making my own just to save money!! Do you have any more tips on making home made items?? Love and Hugs Darlene xoxo
Hello, I'm new and I heard you mention making your own texture paste. Would you mind sharing the formula for it. Sounds interesting. Thanks so much. Loved the video on Rub-N-Buff....who knew???
I don’t know about hers but I’ve used lots of things! The best so far was Sheetrock powder stuff from my husband but I’ve used cornstarch, baking powder, Kwikset nail hole filler, texture mud, golden texture paste which is actually my favorite but it’s expensive! Anyways I’m sure you figured it out after seven years but I saw this and felt compelled lol
I'm so happy for you wow that's awesome getting that guest DT spot. Good for you. And I'm definitely going to try this recipe. I don't have any rub n buff. Tfs hugs Bridget
Hi Bridget !!! Thanks hon !! Right I'm super thrilled to be doing it !!! Yes try it i think it works good.. I've not ever had rub and buff but it looks the same to me. Hugs
+Cheryl Neill Hi Cheryl !!! No i don't think so because it's just glue so i don't think it would stay on glass. Thanks so much for watching you can get rub n buff on ebay www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2047675.m570.l1311.R1.TR3.TRC2.A0.H0.Xrub+n+b.TRS0&_nkw=rub+n+buff&_sacat=0
Congrats on Guest designing, thats awesome. Love this recipe for that rub & buff.I have a few of those dollare tree eye shadows too. Congrats on all your subbies that's great, Hugs Jane
Hi found your sight and love this home made rubnbuff. Do you think I can use pearl ex. They say to use this product you need to add Gum Arabic but if I add just Arleens glue, do you know if that will work?????
Hi nobody will answer my questions. I just used store bought rub and buff and covered a cabinet handle. It came right off as soon as I buffed it, and it never dried.
HI, thanks for sharing this, I was thinking (as a newbie) that it is to expensive to buy rub & buff as well. Hope this doesn't sound stupid, but you say you mixed the glue with makeup you got at the dollar store~~ is it makeup or eye shadow? I've never seen makeup those colors. Thank you for your time. I want to try this as well~~ xoxo
Carole Ann Colca Hi Carole Ann !!! Thanks for stopping by !! No question is stupid I remember having a lot of questions when I started and I learned a lot by asking those questions. It is eye shadow !! Now that you ask that I see I should have said that in the first place... Those eye showdows I've heard are just like the diamond dust or perfect pearls. Thanks for commenting and again for stopping by.. Hugs Heather
Hi Debra !! I lived in Missouri Years ago for about 5 Years in Hamilton.. I left and came back home the floods and such scared me to death.. My x husband lives there and my son lives there with his wife and my 3 grand babies. I will be visiting them in April... Where do you live.
Hey hi,I live in Farmington,about an hour south of St.louis,in the country love it,we can get some bad floods and storms,they scare me,lol,but we got us a storm shelter put in last spring,so we are ready now,wish we were closer to craft stores,have to drive to the city!
Yeah there was nothing in Hamilton when i was there but we did finally get the walmart in Cameron which was 12 miles away which wasn't to bad. Yeah my son now lives in the country and he loves it !!! I'm not sure how far that is from where he is but i'll have to ask him. I have probable been to Farmington but not sure it was so long ago. Well it's nice meeting you Debra.. Hugs Heather
I agree with John 's / Gail's comments below, I think if you mix wax with the makeup, you may be able to achieve a better result. I read that Rub N buff contains Carnauba wax. I actually found a website that explains how to color wax. Not sure if that would work on all surfaces but it is worth trying. You mix up some of the Carnauba wax with some colored pigment, and a little bit of mineral spirit to thin out the mixture. See link for more instructions. www.realmilkpaint.com/help/tutorials/colored-waxes/.
Hi Heather :) congrats on your subbies, n wow what an awesome tip. I now want to go to dollar tree n pick up some of those make up powders lol... I havent bought rub n buff because theyre kinda pricy. Thanks again, hugs :)
Don't really see how using tacky glue compares to rub & buff. Rub & buff is like colored wax. Easy to manipulate. Glue is not, you can't rub it on & off. I would prefer to use the clear wax & add the makeup powders. Easier to manipulate
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I know this video is several years old now and was wanting to make it! I was wondering if this is still your "go to" combo of ingredients to use to make your own DIY Rub n' Buff? Thank you!
Rub and Buff is wax based which is why you rub it on. You have made tinted glue. You will get color this way but not the same effect for antiquing. This is a great idea for tinted glue though. I wonder if you could mix the cosmetics with furniture finishing wax(it dries) to acheive the actuall rub and buff effect?
Furniture wax (paste type) would work much better as a rub....the more you buff it the shinier it would be.
Yre you can! That's exactly how I make mine!
Clear shoe polish might work too
I think using the powdered shimmer eye shadow and mix it into furniture wax paste it would work and you could buff it much better than with glue...the more you buff the shiner it would be.
Hi Gail !!! Really I will have to try that next !!! I love trying new things !!! Thanks so much for sharing that with me. Hugs Heather
i was thinking the same thing they sell clear wax........ and to me this isn't cheaper being that rub and buff is cheaper than mme driving to the store to buy containers, using glue that i paid for AND eye shadow.
Hi from sunny Spain! I think you would get a very similar effect if you used Reeves Iridescent medium as the base. You can get a big tube of it quite cheaply and as an acrylic medium it can be mixed with a lot of different things. Since it is not a glue, it should remain soft till you need it, as long as the container is air tight and will also mix with water if needed but once dry will stay put.
I also share tips on my blog, so pop by!
sandra
Congratulations on the DT spot, your 1000 subbies, and thank you so much for sharing this awesome DIY! I love it and will try it as soon as my freeze is over. Big huge hugs, Kristina
Hi Kristina!!! Thanks so much hon !! Yeah it's great you gotta try it !! Big Giant Hugs Heather
I cannot wait to make your Rub-n-buff, but yes, you offered your recipe for your better texture paste.. I could not find it...Where can I find it? thank you for your inspiration...
How long does this stay workable before it dries out, even in the closed jars?
Yay! Great news! How exciting! TFS
Hi Janel !!! Thanks hon !!! Hugs
Congratulations on your DT spot and your 1000 subbies! Thank you for sharing how to make your own rub an buff. I bought some at a scrap book store that was going out of business and some of them were dried out. They weren't usable. I saved them because I thought maybe I would come across some way to restore them. Enjoy your time with your family. You are so blessed. :)
Thanks so much !!! Yeah I try to save any way I can. Maybe try alcohol to soften them up... Thanks again for watching and commenting !!! hugs Heather
Congrats on DT and thanks for sharing this cool idea Genny
Thank so much and thanks for watching !!! Hugs Heather
It does come off if you handle the glass regularly.
Thanks for the tutorial...I will definitely try this. Love all your colors. Congrats on your subbies and DTmember. hugs. Claudene
Hi Claudene !!! Thanks hon glad you like this tutorial I love making my own rub n buff it really works
Love this it great was wounding if it drys out and how long dose it last
Great video. Is your method water safe
Hi. I love the idea of making homemade products it we can instead of buying them. I have a question, if the glue dries and is hard how do you get the color to rub to buff. Thanks Gerardette
I just added a little water to mine and they worked again !!!! Thanks !!! Hugs Heather
I knew there had to be something I could do with that makeup from DT and etching. I bought several of them earlier this year. I'm so excited to try this.
I was watching you video yesterday and I went and got some ice shadow from the dollar store just like yours and put it in the glue and it works perfect thank you very much
+Kiara Stanley That's awesome thanks !!! Hugs Heather
I need white rub n buff for a glass etching project. exactly how would I achieve this?
Congratulation Heather!!! Really like your rub and buff TFS
Hugs
Thanks so much !! You have to try it I have made more just hooked on it !! TFW Hugs Heather
TFS this grt idea and congrats on guest spot and all your subbies!!!! Diana
Hi Diana !!! Thanks and thanks for stopping by !!! Hugs Heather
It's really more of a DIY metallic glaze then, isn't it? Still, I am going to try because I have some mod podge and those EXACT eye shadows (they work great on polyclay too!). Anywho, do you have a link for the homemade texture paste??? I really want to start altering some more bottles.... love the vid, keep it up!
congratulations. great idea for the rub n buff. tfs, hugs hazel.
Hi Hazel !! Thank you !! You gotta try it.... Hugs Heather
You are kidding right? Glue and makeup...that's it? Wow. Who da thunk it? Thanks for showing how to make sweetie. Congrats on being a guest designer! Hugs. Karen Sue
Hi Karen Sue !!! Yes Isn't it great i was thrilled to find this !!! Your going to love it because it works on metal and really sticks !!! Thanks hon !!! Hugs Heather
she made colored glue, not rub-n-buff
Thanks!
wooooooo hooooooo congradulations heather so happy for ya for being a guess designer love the recipe for the rub-n-buff I will try it hugs girl
Hi Ann !!! Thanks hon I'm super excited !!! Yes do try it you'll like it !!! Hugs
So you don't use the boiled linseed oil technique? I was about to use the boiled linseed method until I ran into this. But next question: is this method working well with the glue and stacked containers without the glue drying out on storage? Thank you
Yes it dries out darn it but i just add a little water or alcohol and it's good to go... Thanks so much for watching my video !!! Hugs Heather
ok, thanks for the honest answer. Luckily I only did 4 containers with my Pearl Ex this way, that stuff is too expensive to waste. I'm back to the boil linseed oil, just make sure it's boiled or it won't dry on your project. It's readily available not only on line but at Home Depot, Lowes and other hardware stores. It's also cheap for a container that you'll probably never fully use :) Thanks again so much.
congrats friend ur so talented as i was tell u friend so proud of u how far u have come congrats and on ur subbies wowzers I enjoy watching ur channel as well are others too luv ya ur buddy...thanks for tip never tried it but going to try on my flowers tfs....
Hi my friend Elena !!!! Thank you hon you are the sweetest ever !!! You are talented in you own right hon love your work. You make me smile !!!! Yes that would look so pretty on your flowers. I love you flowers !!! Talk to you later hon !! Luv Ya
Thank you and awesome news congratz
Thanks Tina !! TFW Hugs Heather
Yeahh! sooo excited for you sweetie!! and wow about the rub and buff! I am going to try to make some of this, how cool is that. March is going to be amazing!!! thanks for sharing that, big hugs my friend, Kim xxx
Hi Kim !! Thanks hon !!! Yes you have to try this !!! Hugs Heather
You go girl! That homemade run n buff looks amazing, especially the pink one and I do have both that glue and the eyeshadows so let's see how I can use that on my flowers...super pretty I bet! You are just DT'ing all over the place...good for you! Great goodies, beautiful projects...can't go wrong! We'll be rooting for you....Laura G💙
Hi Laura !!! Yes try it i love it !!! Thanks hon your always so supportive !!! I can't wait to get my GDT Package so I can get started. I love being a designer for Luisa she's so so sweet !!! Thanks again love !!! Hugs
Congrats on your guest DT and thanks for the rub n buff recipe. Congrats on the 1000 subbies. TFS
Hi Marla !!! Thank you so so much hon !! Hugs Heather
Homemade rub n buff...that's so cool. Congrats on the DT spot. Tfs, Debbie
Hi Debbie !!! Thanks so much !!! Thanks for stopping by !!! Hugs Heather
congrats congrats and congrats, oh and thank you too for the rub and buff...~Peggy
Hi Peggy !!! Thanks so so much !!! Hugs Heather
with your rub and buff recipe. How long does it take to dry?
Thanks so much for sharing. I can't wait to make some. Congrats on your Design spot and your 1000 subbies. Hugs, Diane
Thanks Diane !!! Thanks so much for stopping by !!! Hugs Heather
Can this be used on etched wine glasses
no, I think because it's glue it would wash right off. :-( Thanks so much for watching. Hugs
Congrats on the DT! Think I have to try the homemade rub-n-buff! Hugs Daniela
Hi Daniela !!! Thanks so much hon !!! Yes do try it I love it !!! Hugs Heather
Congrats on being guest dt and your 1000 subbies. Thanks for this great tip on making Rub-N-Buff.
Hugs, Erla
Hi Erla !!! Thank you !! You have to try it !! TFW hugs Heather
EXCELLENT!!!! thank you so much
Thanks for watching !!! Hugs Heather
Thanks for the quick tutorial!! Will definitely be trying this. Congratulations on the GDT spot and your subbies! TFS
Sheryl
Hi Sheryl !!! Thanks so much and thanks watching and commenting !! Hugs Heather
Heather, TFS!! this vid on making rub 'n buff!! I like making my own just to save money!! Do you have any more tips on making home made items??
Love and Hugs
Darlene xoxo
Hi Darlene !!! I have a tutorial on making Alcohol ink and i think that's it. Thanks so much for watching and commenting .. Hugs Heather
Hello,
I'm new and I heard you mention making your own texture paste. Would you mind sharing the formula for it. Sounds interesting. Thanks so much. Loved the video on Rub-N-Buff....who knew???
I don’t know about hers but I’ve used lots of things! The best so far was Sheetrock powder stuff from my husband but I’ve used cornstarch, baking powder, Kwikset nail hole filler, texture mud, golden texture paste which is actually my favorite but it’s expensive! Anyways I’m sure you figured it out after seven years but I saw this and felt compelled lol
I'm so happy for you wow that's awesome getting that guest DT spot. Good for you. And I'm definitely going to try this recipe. I don't have any rub n buff. Tfs hugs Bridget
Hi Bridget !!! Thanks hon !! Right I'm super thrilled to be doing it !!! Yes try it i think it works good.. I've not ever had rub and buff but it looks the same to me. Hugs
I'm wondering if this could be used on etched glass after sandblasting? Do you know. I to was looking for rub n buff and couldn't find anything.
+Cheryl Neill
Hi Cheryl !!! No i don't think so because it's just glue so i don't think it would stay on glass. Thanks so much for watching you can get rub n buff on ebay www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2047675.m570.l1311.R1.TR3.TRC2.A0.H0.Xrub+n+b.TRS0&_nkw=rub+n+buff&_sacat=0
Congrats to you. Like the rub and buff recipe.
Hi Karen !!! Thank you so much !! yes you have to try it !!! Thanks for stopping by !! Hugs Heather
Great idea w/ the rub-n-buff. Have you tried pearl ex yet? Congrats on 1000 subbies. TFS. Tere
Thanks !!! No i haven't tried the pearl ex yet i wonder how it would work ? TFW Hugs Heather
Congrats on Guest designing, thats awesome. Love this recipe for that rub & buff.I have a few of those dollare tree eye shadows too. Congrats on all your subbies that's great, Hugs Jane
Hi Jane !!! Thanks so much !!! Yes you have to try it It really works !!! Big Hugs Heather
This is fantastic! TFS! Congrats on your guest dt and subbies milestone! :) Hugs d.
Thanks so much and thank for watching and commenting !!! Hugs Heather
Thank you!
Thank you for watching. Hugs Heather
Hi found your sight and love this home made rubnbuff. Do you think I can use pearl ex.
They say to use this product you need to add Gum Arabic but if I add just Arleens glue, do you know if that will work?????
Congrats! I can make this. I have pearl X and have never found anything to do with them that I liked. This is perfect. Thanks
Hi Della !!! Thank you !!! Yes awesome get busy ha lol !!! Thanks for stopping by !!! Hugs Heather
Hi nobody will answer my questions. I just used store bought rub and buff and covered a cabinet handle. It came right off as soon as I buffed it, and it never dried.
yeah, I don't think it's permanent that's why I thought glue would work.
Thank you. I will subscribe because I want All your recipes lol! I will tag you if I upload anything.
Congrats Heather!! I am going to try the rub n buff!! thanks for the info! Hugs, Becky
Hi Becky !! Thanks hon !!! Yes Try it I think it works just fine !! Thanks for stopping by !!! HUGS Heather
Thank you so much !!! and congrats !
TFS, hugs
Sabine
Thanks Sabine !! TFW Hugs Heather
Thanks Sabine for stopping by !!! Hugs heather
So cool!!
Congrats on DT
Thank so much !!! TFW Hugs Heather
HI, thanks for sharing this, I was thinking (as a newbie) that it is to expensive to buy rub & buff as well. Hope this doesn't sound stupid, but you say you mixed the glue with makeup you got at the dollar store~~ is it makeup or eye shadow? I've never seen makeup those colors. Thank you for your time. I want to try this as well~~ xoxo
Carole Ann Colca Hi Carole Ann !!! Thanks for stopping by !! No question is stupid I remember having a lot of questions when I started and I learned a lot by asking those questions. It is eye shadow !! Now that you ask that I see I should have said that in the first place... Those eye showdows I've heard are just like the diamond dust or perfect pearls. Thanks for commenting and again for stopping by.. Hugs Heather
Thank you so much Heather for letting me know. I'm going to try it as I get started doing all this wonderful art pieces xoxoxo
Congrats Heather .....thank you for the rub and buff recipe! Hugs Suzy-Q
Hi Suzy-Q !! Thanks hon !! Yes you have to try it It's awesome !!! Thanks for stopping by !!! Hugs Heather
Congrats Heather =D hugs!
Hi Lydia !! Thanks !!! Hugs
excellent,,,thanks
wow this is great!!! Tfs~Hugs!!
Thanks for watching !!! Hugs Heather
I don't think so.😂😂
What is your recipe for texture paste
That's something I'll have to look into thanks for that idea. Hugs
New subbie,love this idea,are you from Missouri,I live here,TFS!
Hi Debra !! I lived in Missouri Years ago for about 5 Years in Hamilton.. I left and came back home the floods and such scared me to death.. My x husband lives there and my son lives there with his wife and my 3 grand babies. I will be visiting them in April... Where do you live.
Hey hi,I live in Farmington,about an hour south of St.louis,in the country love it,we can get some bad floods and storms,they scare me,lol,but we got us a storm shelter put in last spring,so we are ready now,wish we were closer to craft stores,have to drive to the city!
Yeah there was nothing in Hamilton when i was there but we did finally get the walmart in Cameron which was 12 miles away which wasn't to bad. Yeah my son now lives in the country and he loves it !!! I'm not sure how far that is from where he is but i'll have to ask him. I have probable been to Farmington but not sure it was so long ago. Well it's nice meeting you Debra.. Hugs Heather
Nice meeting you Heather!
great tip thank u im new and will watch more
REZ HOOFZ Hi !! Thanks for watching !!! Great !!!! Hugs Heather
Congrats on the Dt Nae Nae
Thank Nae Nae !!! Thanks for stopping by !!! Hugs Heather
so,,as a guy i am clueless..but is the make up u buy a powder ?
Yes powder makeup ... You can buy it at the dollar store.... Thanks for watching !!! Heather
cool,,,thanks,,good video !
Thank you and thanks again for watching !!! Heather
cool, thank you so much
+Kiara Stanley Your Welcome !! Thank you for watching !!! Heather
I agree with John 's / Gail's comments below, I think if you mix wax with the makeup, you may be able to achieve a better result. I read that Rub N buff contains Carnauba wax. I actually found a website that explains how to color wax. Not sure if that would work on all surfaces but it is worth trying. You mix up some of the Carnauba wax with some colored pigment, and a little bit of mineral spirit to thin out the mixture. See link for more instructions. www.realmilkpaint.com/help/tutorials/colored-waxes/.
Hi Heather :) congrats on your subbies, n wow what an awesome tip. I now want to go to dollar tree n pick up some of those make up powders lol... I havent bought rub n buff because theyre kinda pricy. Thanks again, hugs :)
Hi Paula !! Thanks hon I'm so excited !!! Right love them !! Had to Share 1!! TFW Hugs Heather
Will this stick to plastic? Like a plastic toy gun?
+G. Reyes It's will but i'm sure it would come off it's not as good as the real rub -n-buff because it's just glue... Thanks for watching Heather
Do you have the recipe to make it.
Vanessa Bourque There's really no recipe I just added the makeup to the glue and that was it... Thanks for watching !!! Hugs Heather
Ideas2come Thanks.....
Don't really see how using tacky glue compares to rub & buff. Rub & buff is like colored wax. Easy to manipulate. Glue is not, you can't rub it on & off. I would prefer to use the clear wax & add the makeup powders. Easier to manipulate
You made colored glue, not rub-n-buff 🤣
Use bees wax
I’ll give you the benefit of ignorance and educate you that if you post content that wouldn’t have been possible if not for another you tuber sharing their knowledge, to give proper credit and a link to that user. I applaud you for not outwardly plagiarizing someone else’s knowledge, but you should finish it by providing proper credit to those that deserve it.