Snow Cone Tumbler Tutorial | super easy You Got This! 

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Thank you Sheryl! 💖 I got the 100g option but if you plan to do more than one I’d get the 200g option. 🤗

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It is a bit of a pain. I used the side of my finger to help keep it piled then I would quickly hit it with the UV flashlight and remove my finger and finish giving it a light set.

@@SandysOrganizedChaos for me I found it easier to paint the lid with glitter glue and lay the lid in it and then drizzle resin on it.

I did two thin layers. Nothing dripped so no need to spin as long as you don’t load it too thick.

This is just habit for me. I’ve done it this way for years. But I do notice that not as much epoxy gets inside the tumbler when I do it this way. And I am able to rub the epoxy better for a smother more even coat.

I don’t sell. Sorry 😞. I’m not sure what I am doing with it yet. I’ll get back to you once I decide 😉🤗💖

@@SandysOrganizedChaos ok! Thank you!❤️

I apply decals after it is glittered and epoxied smooth. Then decal and epoxy again for a smooth seamless tumbler that will last years to come.

No, I did not.

No. I have customized thousands of tumblers over the years and have never come across the stainless splintering.

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Absolutely! I was just trying to get it done a bit faster. But I use regular epoxy often as a replacement. Just make sure you use thinner layers so it isn’t dripping off the top while it cures.

I believe she will be restocking soon. But an alternative would be PDB creative studio. I hear she has lots of pretty inks.

Learning your craft as you go is completely normal. I myself am still learning every day even after all these years. Don’t fret too much! You’ll find what works best for you and then all those hardships will be a thing of the past. I know you’ve got this!