I will end up doing both mainly to offer a lower priced alternative.... but man I just want to epoxy and sparkle them all 🤣 which completely defeats the purpose.
Yeah, I can’t see trying to burn off a sub image to start over. It’s so much easier to tweak the way you did, or if there is a truly catastrophic failure with a sublimation, just spray paint the cup white and turn it into a brand new, completely different resin tumbler. These turned out great!!!
@@RaesTurquoiseTurtle While I'm sure breaking them is possible (cuz... they're glass), they really are very thick and durable. And I found a place that has glow-in-the-dark ones, so I have to get some video with those figured out soon, before Halloween is over - LOL!
I highly recommend trying several brands and starting with sample size or the smallest any company sells. I don't always say what resin I use simply because every time the weather changes I have to switch up my resin choice. So I use a very wide variety including KSResin, CCDIY, Maker Flo, FXPREMIUM, A Litte Extra, The Epoxy Resin store.... often a cup will end up with a different resin on every coat because I mix up a bunch and coat a whole row..... climate is a huge factor in how your resin will behave.
I do like the artwork on the one you called tragic looks like a save on all of them and they sure look better with glitter but I get why you didn't put glitter on the guy cup that one's probably a guy would like
Exactly that one is more open to a wider audience. Though I do have a regular male customer who buys glitter tumblers especially if it Christmas gnomes 🤣
May I ask what sublimation printer you bought? And what tumbler press you use? And that was a great save on the tumblers!! They look amazing with the glitter and epoxy!!
Beautiful. I am so glad I found this video. Now I can fix my sub prints that did the funky stuff on the bottom. Thank you.
Yes when it's just the edges it's a fairly easy fix!
Those turned out great. I love Jack and Sally.
Me too! Thanks! 💜
Very cool. Love them.
Thank you 🩵
Thank you!
💜 always!
I epoxy my subs too. They’re really good Rae
I find myself epoxying my sublimation tumblers for the same reason. Great save!
Great save they all look amazing! I'm with you, I think I would still have to epoxy sublimation cups.
I will end up doing both mainly to offer a lower priced alternative.... but man I just want to epoxy and sparkle them all 🤣 which completely defeats the purpose.
Big help. I am just starting sublimation and am happy to see a save for imperfect finishes!!
Yeah, I can’t see trying to burn off a sub image to start over. It’s so much easier to tweak the way you did, or if there is a truly catastrophic failure with a sublimation, just spray paint the cup white and turn it into a brand new, completely different resin tumbler. These turned out great!!!
Yes so much work this was easier! I'm not so great at mugs and glad I didn't purchase glass can yet 😅 I can absolutely see myself smashing one!
@@RaesTurquoiseTurtle While I'm sure breaking them is possible (cuz... they're glass), they really are very thick and durable. And I found a place that has glow-in-the-dark ones, so I have to get some video with those figured out soon, before Halloween is over - LOL!
I think they turned out GREAT!
They look awesome 😊 I did the same to some I did because the same thing happened to me. And I honestly love the epoxy finish too. Stay blessed 🥰
I do too! I'm going ro have to get myself used to the look and feel of the fi ished sublimation products!
There is different types of epoxy for KS which one did you use?
What ink do you use for color correction before epoxy?
I use a variety of alcohol ink any will work even homemade ones will do the trick.
What resin did you use for these? Do you have the exact links? I’m new to resin/epoxy.
I highly recommend trying several brands and starting with sample size or the smallest any company sells. I don't always say what resin I use simply because every time the weather changes I have to switch up my resin choice. So I use a very wide variety including KSResin, CCDIY, Maker Flo, FXPREMIUM, A Litte Extra, The Epoxy Resin store.... often a cup will end up with a different resin on every coat because I mix up a bunch and coat a whole row..... climate is a huge factor in how your resin will behave.
I do like the artwork on the one you called tragic looks like a save on all of them and they sure look better with glitter but I get why you didn't put glitter on the guy cup that one's probably a guy would like
Exactly that one is more open to a wider audience. Though I do have a regular male customer who buys glitter tumblers especially if it Christmas gnomes 🤣
@@RaesTurquoiseTurtle that is too funny 🤣✌️
May I ask what sublimation printer you bought? And what tumbler press you use? And that was a great save on the tumblers!! They look amazing with the glitter and epoxy!!
I have all of those videos coming up soon!
What did you spray seal with?
Just rustoleum clear so nothing repels.