(162) Dawn Powerwash Tumbler | Oh For Fox Sake | Custom Glitter
For this tumbler tutorial, I custom mix my own glitter, do an orange and white powerwash, and add a fox sticker decal to make a one of a kind tumbler. (111) How I Start And Finish My Tumblers • (111) How I Start And Finish My Tumblers For more tumbler ideas: • Tumblers Materials/Supplies: 20oz. Skinny Hogg Tumbler - (The Stainless Depot) Glitters - (Glitter Chimp) **LINK AND DISCOUNT CODE BELOW** *Disco Ball - Ultra Fine Holographic *Smolder - Coarse Color Shift *Just Peachy - Chunky Color Shift *Sunset Blvd. - Mixology *Honey - Ultra Fine *Main Squeeze - Mixology Glass Coat Epoxy - (Mr. Nola's Glitter) Rustoleum 2X Clear Gloss Spray Dawn Powerwash Soap - (Walmart) Rustoleum 2X Real Orange Gloss Spray Rustoleum 2X White Flat Spray Butane Micro Torch - (Harbor Freight) Sanding Block Fox Sticker Decal - (Amazon) Mod Podge - (Walmart) Follow Me On: / js82creations / js82creations Check out my latest creations up for sale on my website: https://www.jscreationsartsanity.com (If you've seen something on my YouTube channel, Facebook or Pinterest pages that you don't see on the website, please feel free to shoot me an email about a specific piece.) Contact me at: [email protected] Affiliate Links: https://glitterchimp.com?bg_ref=wrzBU... Use coupon code: JS82 for 10% off As an affiliate of Glitter Chimp, I earn a small commission when you use my link (which takes you directly to the company’s website) at NO additional cost to you. All commissions earned help me purchase more art/craft supplies, so that I can keep making fun projects, videos, and tutorials. I greatly appreciate your support! DISCLAIMER I am by no means an expert! I am just sharing how I do things and tips/tricks that I've learned. You should always read the instructions on all of the products that you use. And, always have the proper safety gear like nitrile gloves, respirator, and work in a well ventilated area when working with any kind of chemical. Always have fun when creating but be safe.
