About this Product
This 20oz Resin Coated Stainless Steel Glitter Tumbler featuring orange and yellow flowers is the perfect blend of style and functionality. It is an insulated tumbler with double walls and features an awesome swirls of glitter around the flowers making it a really stand-out from the croud glitter tumbler. While it will be great as a Starbucks Tumbler, you can fill this beauty with any java you see fit.
This is not a tumbler wrap, it was designed using a combination of clear resin and multiple colors of alcohol inks. I turned this tumbler over 6 hours on the first cycle to embed the pattern. I then repeated the process using only clear resin for another 6 hours to give this tumbler as smooth of a finish as possible. It's just stunning. There is no other tumbler on the planet like this. I've also included a metal straw, which fits into the drink hole. Or if you prefer, use this unique tumbler without a straw.
This 20oz tumbler is not only sleek and stylish but also incredibly durable thanks to the stainless steel construction. The resin coating adds a unique touch, making each tumbler one-of-a-kind.
Whether you're on the go or enjoying a relaxing day at home, this tumbler is the ideal companion for keeping your favorite beverages at the perfect temperature. A great mom tumbler or teacher tumbler, stand out from the crowd with this trendy and practical tumbler!
This tumbler should only be hand-washed with warm water and mild soap. DO NOT wash this in hot water or put it in the dishwasher and do not scrub the outside resin with any sort of abrasive sponge or rag. If it gets dirty, just gently wash it off with warm water and mild soap and air dry or pat dry.
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How it’s Made
The tumbler is sanded, cleaned, and prepped. Next I apply layers of epoxy resin and alcohol inks. Another layer of resin goes on 6 hours later to form a smooth surface. After that cures, I then put the foil stickers on and coat it again with more resin. Once that cures, I add the swirls for the gold foil glitter flakes and then a final layer of resin to cure once again.
