I have stripped this way and it is pretty easy but now I do it in a bucket. It's just as easy and there are less materials and less waste. Just put about an inch of acetone in the bottom of a bucket, sit your cup/cups in, put the lid on and let sit for 24 hours(ish) and it all just falls off. I know everyone has their way of doing things just thought I'd share mine. ;) Love all your videos!!
I just tried this, and it WORKS. I did it exactly like she did, however I let mine sit for a little over 48 hours, and it worked perfectly. I had prepped a 30oz steel tumbler with spray paint, a glitter epoxy layer and 3 layers of epoxy. After about 50 hours, I unwrapped the cup and everything g basically just slipped off as I unrolled the paper towel. It’s because of THIS video that I saved a tumbler and can totally reuse it. You saved me money, a major headache, and I basically have a new tumbler for resuse. Thank you so much. You totally earned my subscription. Thank you!
I stripped cups yesterday for about 7 hours Sure wish I would have watched this first. Now I need to go get the glitter cup out of the trash that I lost patience with. LOL
Thanks Jessica, I stripped my cup using your method and it was a success. I. wish I had taken a picture of the cup before I cleaned it up. I had glitter and lots of epoxy. The cup cleaned up like new.
I followed your method on two tumblers one with mod podge and the other with epoxy and it was very easy with the tumbler that had mod podge a little more stubborn with the epoxy but it works, Thank you for being so informative in your videos.
Awesome! I am getting quite a stack to strip. I will give this a try. Thanks for sharing everything you have. Your tutorials have been a game changer for me. This one just adds to it!😊 Can’t wait time see if my tumblers are as easy to clean as you make it seem.🤗 Have a great day!
This video is so helpful I was about to throw my cups away 😪. I did this but I let it sit for 3 days because I was too busy. I thought it would be dried and I'd have to do it again. Some of it was dry but it still peeled right off. Love this video, thanks.
This is the best way to strip cups. I actually started using it because of your other videos with that type of acetone. I can’t believe I used to use nail polish Acetone🤦🏾♀️ it was getting way too expensive and not as effective.
thank you for this! I have a ton to redo! I've learned a lot since I started and I have a pile of cups that need to be redone, super glad Im a bit of a hoarder and did not toss them out lol
My tumbler turned out great....other than a bubble on the bottom 🤦♀️ Suggestion on fixing that? I am at the point of adding vinyl so I do have one more layer of epoxy to add to it
Wait what 😮 I was about to throw away 6 cups already that only have one layer of epoxy and messed up glitter ✨ ohh boy I’m going to try your method thanks 😊
Thank you so much, my girl got two nice tumblers in a Christmas grab bag with my Mc Club, but they are both pink, ones about to be Stainless Steel thanks to you!😁
might be a dumb question, but is there any special way the cup needs to be cleaned after to make sure its safe to drink from after the acetone wash? or soap and water is fine?
Mine was gifted to my from a Honeywell employee before the pandemic. I have not been able to source one with a stable link because they sell out so quickly. You can find one by googling: "full face organic vapor respirator"
Is it okay to put these in my garage if I live in southeastern NC in a humid summer environment where my garage gets super hot and humid? I have one tumbler that I do not even like and I really don't want to spend a bunch of time and sandpaper trying to get all of the spray paint, alcohol ink, and resin off of it.
I currently use DIY Epoxy's Artisan epoxy and it has really low VOCs - you might want to watch my review on it and here's a link and discount for the product = ruclips.net/video/HR-Uwt3UMKA/видео.html 👉 diyepoxy.com/shop/artisan-art-epoxy/?epoxy=142 👉 Use code flynnsisters10 for 10% off
I messed up and I only put part A on tumbler thinking I did both how do I remove the resin ? It has not dried any at all. I'd appreciate your feedback on how to remove it
Get some paper towels and acetone and clean up as much as you can. If you have some kind of powder or scrub cleaner use that for the remainder, then another good wipe down with rubbing alcohol.
you'll have to just rip out the football as much as you can and then pick off the epoxy with something that won't scratch the inside. then clean it up with acetone, then wash it out really well.
I have a cup that is sticky. I used allumilite quick coat and I mixed 30 mls. I measured 15 mls of resin in a lil cup and 15 mls of hardener in another cup then I poured them in a cup together. I needed to do a final coat on the cup and then with the extra I made some little checkers for a checkerboard. Then the next day I tried to demold the checkers and they were very bendy. I left the cup and the checkers for another day. Still soft and bendy. I touched the cup and noticed it was sticky! Soooo do I need to strip the cup?? Normally I mix the 1-1 ratio in the same cup pouring B 1st and then adding A to the measurement I need. But I wanted to see if it made a difference. It did! I guess, I’m not sure what went wrong. The cup could have sat there for over 24 hrs and I didn’t sand it ,so could that make it sticky? I made 8 cups so I was back n forth. 🤔🤷♀️
Well unfortunately you could have a mixing error there. Quick coat requires really precise measurements and I always pour part a first then b over it since part a with this formula is thinner. It also needs you to mix a little longer for whatever reason. You could sand that completely down and probably be ok to coat over it. I wouldn’t use fast setting epoxy in molds. That never works out for me personally. It’s either too brittle or doesn’t cure well.
Is it safe to have these sit in the bag overnight outdoors considering the Current heat? I’d rather not leave them inside if possible and don’t have a garage
What happens when you get acetone in the cup? Ive used the 100% acetone from dollar store and def had some in my cups. I washed really well? Is there a reason why?
I'd recommend joining of FS Community group on fb - lots of great resources there to help with that issue. there's a lot of things that can cause that with your epoxy
Since Covid, I’ve not been able to find any 91% Alcohol. Any suggestions. Last week I ordered 99%. Will it be okay or is it to harsh. I know the 70%is diluted to much. I haven’t received it yet so going to wait for some suggestions. I used the last of my 91% today.
I have stripped this way and it is pretty easy but now I do it in a bucket. It's just as easy and there are less materials and less waste. Just put about an inch of acetone in the bottom of a bucket, sit your cup/cups in, put the lid on and let sit for 24 hours(ish) and it all just falls off. I know everyone has their way of doing things just thought I'd share mine. ;) Love all your videos!!
That's exactly how i do mine. It so much easier and I can do multiple cups at a time.
Does the acetone just work it's way up the cup, from the bottom to the top?
verosanchez12 the fumes from the acetone do all the work! It’s my favorite and easiest way to strip a cup
I just tried this, and it WORKS. I did it exactly like she did, however I let mine sit for a little over 48 hours, and it worked perfectly. I had prepped a 30oz steel tumbler with spray paint, a glitter epoxy layer and 3 layers of epoxy. After about 50 hours, I unwrapped the cup and everything g basically just slipped off as I unrolled the paper towel. It’s because of THIS video that I saved a tumbler and can totally reuse it. You saved me money, a major headache, and I basically have a new tumbler for resuse. Thank you so much. You totally earned my subscription. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the wonderful feedback! I’m happy to help!
I stripped cups yesterday for about 7 hours Sure wish I would have watched this first. Now I need to go get the glitter cup out of the trash that I lost patience with. LOL
I just tried this method on two tumblers and boy it's a game changer worked like a dream thanks for sharing it
Thank you 😊
I love how you explain how to properly dispose of the left over acetone. This process also works great for me
Ashley Varner thank you 😊
I am so glad I watched this before trying the torch and exacto knife method....WOW!! Thank you so much...just amazing!!
Thank you 😊
My first tumbler was a mess so I’m very grateful for this video. Nice job!!
We all have piles of strip cups! Practice makes perfect 🥰
Thanks Jessica, I stripped my cup using your method and it was a success. I. wish I had taken a picture of the cup before I cleaned it up. I had glitter and lots of epoxy. The cup cleaned up like new.
I’m glad to hear that
I followed your method on two tumblers one with mod podge and the other with epoxy and it was very easy with the tumbler that had mod podge a little more stubborn with the epoxy but it works, Thank you for being so informative in your videos.
Glad I could help! thank you for watching!
Awesome! I am getting quite a stack to strip. I will give this a try. Thanks for sharing everything you have. Your tutorials have been a game changer for me. This one just adds to it!😊 Can’t wait time see if my tumblers are as easy to clean as you make it seem.🤗 Have a great day!
thank you! i hope this helps!
I’ve watched a bunch of cup-stripping videos, and this is by far the best and most informative! Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the tips, i messed up a cup for the first time, but I've only done 3 other tumblers so I think it was expected
This video is so helpful I was about to throw my cups away 😪. I did this but I let it sit for 3 days because I was too busy. I thought it would be dried and I'd have to do it again. Some of it was dry but it still peeled right off. Love this video, thanks.
Thank you for this tutorial. I am new to doing these cups and I am so glad I can start over without alot of labor in removing the epoxy.
So glad you enjoyed it 🤩🙌
This is the best way to strip cups. I actually started using it because of your other videos with that type of acetone. I can’t believe I used to use nail polish Acetone🤦🏾♀️ it was getting way too expensive and not as effective.
dbell244 thank you 😊
I tried this method and absolutely love it!! Thank you so much for posting.
Thank you 😊
Thanks for the tutorial! Just tried your method and shall see how it goes. I’ll let you know.
Good luck!
Finally clear directions thank you so much!. I can now strip the tumblers that have been sitting 😁
thank you! I hope it helps!
thank you for this! I have a ton to redo! I've learned a lot since I started and I have a pile of cups that need to be redone, super glad Im a bit of a hoarder and did not toss them out lol
This is by far the easiest method I have seen
I’m so glad I came across this video! Thank you!!
I am so glad you did this video! I just made my first cup today and was wandering how this worked! Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this! I just started on tumblers and this will for sure help me in the future!
I'm so glad
My tumbler turned out great....other than a bubble on the bottom 🤦♀️ Suggestion on fixing that? I am at the point of adding vinyl so I do have one more layer of epoxy to add to it
Messed up my first ever cup! Trying this method now.
Hope it helps!
I wish I would have watched this yesterday!!! I did it the hard way! 😩
My absolute faveeeee channel!!! Thank you so much for all you do for us viewers 🧡
Wow, thank you!
Thank you @FlynnSisters for these informative videos. This one on stripping answered several questions! 🎉
thank you!
This is the way I’ve always done it, and have had great results. Another great video! Thanks for sharing XO Melissa
queenbee063 thanks love 💕
Wait what 😮 I was about to throw away 6 cups already that only have one layer of epoxy and messed up glitter ✨ ohh boy I’m going to try your method thanks 😊
Oh no! they can be restored to new!! thanks for watching!
This is my favorite way to strip cups too. I've tried other methods and this one works the best for me too.
Devin Eads thank you 😊
This is the EXACT same way I do too!!!! Thanks again for all you do Boo!!! Sending you lots of Texas Love!!!
Thanks so much😍
Thank you so much, my girl got two nice tumblers in a Christmas grab bag with my Mc Club, but they are both pink, ones about to be Stainless Steel thanks to you!😁
If I could give you 2 👍🏾 I would !!!” Thank you. I am new to making tumblers and you have been so helpful
Thank you ☺️
Thank you so much for this video!! I don't have any to strip yet but I will be prepared when I do.
Kimberly Price thanks for watching 🥰
Would this work on acrylic cups too?
Helpful video !
No, acrylic will dull with acetone
Omggggg I’m glad this video was posted... sheesh I’ve been working hard😭😭😂😂
i hope it was helpful!
Thank you! I’m a beginner and I didn’t have a clue!
Helpful what do you spray it with once it’s completely stripped? I saw you spray
91% rubbing alcohol
I’ve to have tried different methods and this seem to be the best way for me also. Thank you
Diane Fawley thank you 😊
Appreciate the details, the safety considerations, as well as disposal.
Love the shirt! Thanks for sharing your method.
Thanks for watching!
Wow... amazing.... going to try this today...
Love the vids...
thank you :-)
Lol ~ Anyone else think her junk pile would be my Glory pile? I've leaned a lot from this tutorial. Thank you!
Heidi Ewing lol thank you 😊
EXCESSIVELY Helpful! Thank You So Much for This! :D New Sub!
Glad it helped!
@@FlynnSistersBoutique It absolutely did & I forgot to say so previously, your hands truly are gifted!
Thank you so much for all of your videos. Can this be done with denatured or only acetone? Thanks again!
Amazing video and great information!
This worked great, thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
This is very similar to how I would do this for my fingernails when I used glitter nail polish.
Thank you!!! Love you videos and explanations. If it wasn’t for you I’d be lost 🤍
I'm so glad! thank you!!
might be a dumb question, but is there any special way the cup needs to be cleaned after to make sure its safe to drink from after the acetone wash? or soap and water is fine?
Yeah we wash it out really well with dish soap and water
Thanks for this video, it was very helpful.
Thank you for the excellent info!
This is SO helpful! Thank you!
So much easier than how I’ve been doing it!! Where do you get your mask? I need a better one than what I’ve been using
Mine was gifted to my from a Honeywell employee before the pandemic. I have not been able to source one with a stable link because they sell out so quickly. You can find one by googling: "full face organic vapor respirator"
Any advice on stripping a glitter only cup applied epoxy method. No luck so far.
do this same thing?
Is it okay to put these in my garage if I live in southeastern NC in a humid summer environment where my garage gets super hot and humid? I have one tumbler that I do not even like and I really don't want to spend a bunch of time and sandpaper trying to get all of the spray paint, alcohol ink, and resin off of it.
You could just make sure you’ve got good ventilation when you’re cleaning it up
thanks yo you I will be sharing my cups and I'm happy I did not throw them away.
Awesome 😊
Your t-shirts are so dope!!!
thank you!
Any advise on what brand of epoxy to use.... the one im using its super strong smell.
I currently use DIY Epoxy's Artisan epoxy and it has really low VOCs - you might want to watch my review on it and here's a link and discount for the product = ruclips.net/video/HR-Uwt3UMKA/видео.html
👉 diyepoxy.com/shop/artisan-art-epoxy/?epoxy=142
👉 Use code flynnsisters10 for 10% off
Thank you for the tips...keep up the good work & videos!!!
Are those holes at the bottoms of the tumblers. What are they for.
they're not holes, just a black spot where the cup was vacuum sealed, there's no hole there at all
Will the acetone assist with sticker removal?
Yes
I messed up and I only put part A on tumbler thinking I did both how do I remove the resin ?
It has not dried any at all. I'd appreciate your feedback on how to remove it
Get some paper towels and acetone and clean up as much as you can. If you have some kind of powder or scrub cleaner use that for the remainder, then another good wipe down with rubbing alcohol.
So much easier than trying to sand them!!
Right?! glad you found it helpful!
Where do you get the container for your acetone to pump it out??
Love your videos and your Post Malone shirt😉
thank you!!
Do you have a video on how to use gold leafing?
I did use gold leafing in my Boujee Baby video - ruclips.net/video/5IURjR8AKn0/видео.html
What do you use if cups are bigger then ziplock bags?
I’ve never used cups that were bigger than a gallon bag size so I’m not sure. Some gals use 5gallon buckets with lids but I’ve not tried that
Omg. Thank you sooo much Jessica for this
You are so welcome!
Great, Amazing, Right on time video!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Glad it was helpful!
would this work to strip store bought painted cups also? I have a bunch I'd love to recycle into fun cups.
yes definitely
Suggestions on how to strip just the inside of the cup? The outside looks great but epoxy ran inside and stuck my football to it. Ughhh
you'll have to just rip out the football as much as you can and then pick off the epoxy with something that won't scratch the inside. then clean it up with acetone, then wash it out really well.
@@FlynnSistersBoutique Thank you!
Well, you just changed my life. Thank you so much!!!!!😊
Happy to help
I love your shirt!!
I love all your shirts you wear. Do you make them?
- also looove this shirt & would looove to know where you got it! 💞
www.etsy.com/listing/740878834/stay-away-bleached-tee-t-shirt-acid-wash?ref=yr_purchases
Do you use this method with fabric also
I have a cup that is sticky. I used allumilite quick coat and I mixed 30 mls. I measured 15 mls of resin in a lil cup and 15 mls of hardener in another cup then I poured them in a cup together. I needed to do a final coat on the cup and then with the extra I made some little checkers for a checkerboard. Then the next day I tried to demold the checkers and they were very bendy. I left the cup and the checkers for another day. Still soft and bendy. I touched the cup and noticed it was sticky! Soooo do I need to strip the cup?? Normally I mix the 1-1 ratio in the same cup pouring B 1st and then adding A to the measurement I need. But I wanted to see if it made a difference. It did! I guess, I’m not sure what went wrong. The cup could have sat there for over 24 hrs and I didn’t sand it ,so could that make it sticky? I made 8 cups so I was back n forth. 🤔🤷♀️
Well unfortunately you could have a mixing error there. Quick coat requires really precise measurements and I always pour part a first then b over it since part a with this formula is thinner. It also needs you to mix a little longer for whatever reason. You could sand that completely down and probably be ok to coat over it. I wouldn’t use fast setting epoxy in molds. That never works out for me personally. It’s either too brittle or doesn’t cure well.
this was very helpful. thank you
I live in Minnesota can I put it in my garage for two days or is that to cold
Yeah that should be ok
Is it safe to have these sit in the bag overnight outdoors considering the Current heat? I’d rather not leave them inside if possible and don’t have a garage
how would you refurbish a messed up sublimated tumbler?
I dont sublimate tumblers so I can't answer that for you.
Another great tutorial, live thus method 🥰
Thanks so much 😊
thank you so much for this!
What happens when you get acetone in the cup? Ive used the 100% acetone from dollar store and def had some in my cups. I washed really well? Is there a reason why?
You should wash them out wish dish soap and water when you’re done
How long is the evaporation?
Will rubbing alcohol work?
No it’s not a strong enough solvent
Thank you so much very helpful!!
Glad it was helpful! thank you
do u have to this right away or will it work if the cup has been sitting for about a week
you can do it any time. even if it's been years.
Where can I find the mask you had on here?
You’ll have to search online for it. This was a gift to me and I don’t know where to find them that has a big enuf inventory to link
Well I learned something new! Thanks!☺️
I'm so glad!
I have been having lots of problems getting the resin to sit smoothly.... im getting lots of fish eyes on my surfaces
I'd recommend joining of FS Community group on fb - lots of great resources there to help with that issue. there's a lot of things that can cause that with your epoxy
Thank you
Since Covid, I’ve not been able to find any 91% Alcohol. Any suggestions. Last week I ordered 99%. Will it be okay or is it to harsh. I know the 70%is diluted to much. I haven’t received it yet so going to wait for some suggestions. I used the last of my 91% today.
Do you happen to have a link for the acetone?
no, you can find it at walmart or any hardware store
I also use this method to strip glitter cups. Unfortunately, stripping painted cups, without glitter, are a bit of a challenge.
Be right back! Going to strip my cup 😂
can i used the acetone that i used for my nails? it says 100% acetone
That might work, I’ve never tried it
Thanks so much for this!
Thank you for watching
Thank you!!!
You took the guess work out of this process