Tack-It Method using Mod Podge | Glitter Burnishing a Tumbler
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Can't find Tack-it anywhere? Don't want to wait? Skip it! You can use just about any adhesive!
Save your money and experiment with adhesives you already have at home. To achieve the laser effect of holographic glitter it just has to be flat. There is no special adhesive needed to accomplish this.
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Finally someone said it- it's not about the glue, it's getting the glitter to lay right. THANK YOU!!!
I know I'm a year late coming to this, but I love that you're focused on the method and not the products being used. The fact that this is HOW it can be done and not , this is how it HAS to be done. Bravo, great video!
Thank you for answering several questions that I had about burnishing in a very short and to the point video!
I am so happy to see someone actually say 1) the reason for this method 2) that you don't have to have tack it. All the groups and videos I've watched noone has said anything more than you will save glitter this way. Thabk you!
My heart! What a doll you have! 💜
Thanks for sharing!! I have a lot of mod podge at home already. I'm happy I don't have to search for and wait till the other stuff is in stock. It's sold out almost everywhere!
thank you 😊😊
You are so very welcome! I love experimenting and sharing :-)
Thank you so much for doing this video! Everyone is jumping on the tack it bandwagon and it's so simple to create this look. I have been using the epoxy method for this same look for years. TFS
You are very welcome. The epoxy method is my go to. But I do that a little differently then what I have seen. I don't wait for it to cure or use a torch. I just apply it right away. I'm too impatient lol
This method is for those lookin g to cut some time out of their process. It works but personally, I still prefer the epoxy method over this lol
Thanx for the info. You are SO right...use what we have on hand. Thanx for being the brave one to try this!! 👏🏼👏🏼 Jerri
I am so glad you posted video, as i am working on this technique currently and have modpodge
Omg!😅 Ty! I was all over looking for that aileen's tack it "over and over" stuff and actually had to order it from Amazon!!?! Glad to know I can use mod lodge instd cuz I always have that here alrdy.🤣 Lesson learned!! Wish I'd seen this a lil earlier, but no harm done!! Rly appreciate all the info a tips etc u are sharing!!🥰❤️
This was so helpful thank you so much!
That's is a great tip and it looks awesome. Thank you for sharing that.
Thank you :-) and you are very welcome.
Very helpful. Thanks!
Thank you sooo. Much. I had just bought a hugh container of modpodge. Now I am goning to do this. 😁😁😁😁
You are so welcome! 😍
Thanks for the make up brush tip. I always get streaks, I’m heavy handed. Lol
Any time 😁
Thank you sooo much for this tutorial 😍
Thanks
Thanks so much!!!! I needed this
Thank you !
Thank you! I asked in a group on FB, and you would have thought I asked about sacrificing puppies to satan or something.
😂😂Omg I choked ony water reason this! 🤣 I know what you mean though. It can get surprisingly rough in some of those groups.
Thanks so much for the info!
Thank you, great to know x
What an awesome and informative RUclipsr! I liked and subscribed cause you are the “real mvp”
I have a question. Can I spray paint my cup white and or the color of my video so that the glitter is used less and it looks brighter or does this only work on straight stainless steel? Also do you let it dry and then do another coat or would one coat be suffice? Last question how do you clean your glitter brush cause then do you need a brush for each color glitter you use? Thanks in advance for answering my questions and thanks again for the awesome video it’s much appreciated and I will continue watching you and I hope that you have a lot of success in all you do God bless you
Hey, thank you :-)
You can absolutely spray paint the cup. Actually, its best to do that before any design is added to a stainless steel tumbler. If you do not want to paint the cup its a great practice to at least sand it to give the cup a surface that will grab the materials being applied to it.
If you find that one coat works then you are good to go:-) if you feel like you have to do another one I'd let the first completely dry for maybe an hour and then do another.
For the glitter brush, I just dust it off. If I get glut stuck to it ill run it under water to clean it and then dry it with a towel. You can also use your finger. It'd be much easier to wipe off your finger anyway lol
Thank you again and feel free to ask any questions at any time if more come up :-)
I will do it that way. Thanks
Thank you !! I just said why couldn’t you do this with modge podge
Great tutorial! Could this method be used on glass too? Also, could it be sealed with anything other than epoxy?
Thank you. I tried it with Loctite and at first it appeared to work but if the slightest granule of glitter is free it begins to pull off big chunks. It made be lose confidence that it would remain stable.
keep the confidence! I have not tried it with loctite yet but i have used Krylon spray adhesive . I actually use that over the mod podge and all other methods. You literally just spray on, glitter then brush the glitter off. its super easy
Hi, Love the video. Very new to tumblers but excited to try this. My question is how long does the mod podge have to set before adding the glitter? Thanks in advance
I wait about a minute or two. i test it by touching a small area to see if it has some grab. You don't want it to be wet or dry but someplace in the middle.
This is good to know.
So basically this is what we try to avoid (drying modpodge ) to now letting it dry some? Lol this is insane but I’ll give it a try🤣
Lmfao basically 😂.
Right! So what was once a mistake cup is a piece of art! 😆😆😆
Will any fine glitter work, or does it have to be halo or iridescent?
Any glitter would work. :-) Only the holographic glitter will have this effect though.
@@TheTumblerUniverse ok thanks.
Do you have to work in patches or can I mod podge the whole tumbler at one time?
I like to do sections but you can absolutely do it all at once.
Does this only work with holographic glitter or can regular glitter be used. Sorry if its a dumb question...im a newbie🙂
So I don't have to seal it after adding glitter to mod podge area?
Thanks!. Where'd you get the brushes?
Amazon :-) amzn.to/31OTdNP
Sorry if I missed this, but do you do more than one layer?
No worries. You can if you like. I find that with the larger glitter a second layer may be required. However, if you have painted a base coat that matches the glitter, you can get away with a single layer.
Can you only use this method on stainless steel tumblers?
Nope. You can use this on just about anything. the only thing to keep in mind is that you must finish the item with a suitable protective layer for its uses. :-)
Thank you , now I can use up my mod podge .lol what exactly is burnishing, I hear it a lot and don't know what it is ?
Yay! Burnishing is basically rubbing a surface to polish it. In this case, we are rubbing the glitter on the adhesive to make it flat and look polished. 😁
So this is my first time trying this, I used white glitter and mine looks so blotchy 😫
Maybe I need to use colored glitter?
Hmm, I'm not sure. It should work no matter the color. Do you think a second coat would make a difference?
I tried as well, and mine was crumbly! No matter how long I let it dry. Ugh. I’m gonna try again tomorrow lol
What do you use to.seal the cup.when you are finished
You can use an acrylic sealer and then epoxy 😁
@@TheTumblerUniverse thanks i literally just bought some acrylic sealer 🤣🤣
@@424Tianna perfect!! 😍
What do you seal it with? Is it safe to drink out of?
These are all sealed with FDA compliant epoxy. They are 100% good safe once cured
Hi there! New subbie here!
I am so new to the whole tumbler cup scene. I have not even tried my 1st one yet! I am on RUclips information overload however! My question to you is... with this method, can I place the decal at this point and then apply epoxy? Or is there another step required?
Thank you in advance for your answer. Awesome job BTW!😊
Tha k you and welcome to the channel! As a new tumbler designer (I like that term because it sounds fancy) I'd suggest doing an epoxy coating on top of this. Just so that you don't have to deal with finicky transfer tape pulling up the glitter. If you have a simple decal that you can place on the cup with out tape that would work perfectly and you can skip the epoxy step. 😁
Jessica Craftings Thank you so much!! I’m both inspired and excited!🤗 and yes... it does sound fancy!😁😉
😁 If you have any other questions as time goes on feel free to send me a pm on Facebook. You can join our group too if you haven't already. I always do my best to help a fellow crafter.
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Does this work with just regular glitter?
Yup it works but looks different. You can apply the glitter using this method but it just won't have the laser effect.
Do you mix with water?
Nope, it's straight out the bottle. 😁
:)