252 Dishwasher Safe Acrylic Pouring with Pebeo Porcelaine 150

This is Pebeo Porcelaine 150 china paint (amzn.to/2NQBPCb) on mugs.
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[@margien1942]

I loved this - bought a mug to hold pencils a week ago with intention of decorating, so will be watching your video step by step again to see if I can get a result anywhere near as interesting.

[@McEArt]

How much fun can you have?

[@gaylescoolcraftsandsewing4372]

Beautiful! I noticed that it stated that the paint colors are dishwasher resistant. This probably means that the poured paint might peel off if washed in the dishwasher, but the color won't fade. Can't wait to try it.

[@McEArt]

I have been using these cups most days and washing them in the dishwasher and staying well so far :)

[@beckyfoster1833]

im going to try this, i think i want to cover mine. Your work is beautiful and i get excited just watching

[@McEArt]

Yahooo!! Have you seen my other mugs? I put them all in this playlist kzbin.info/aero/PL6bNWlpxRuARelta-Q_vEfXnWlrvxi_P2

[@smashinbottles]

Delicious nice one!

[@McEArt]

Thank you Jessica :)

[@emilyflotilla931]

Forgot you had an Amazon affiliate link, will use it in the future every other time. I moderate for a retired NYPD detective and officer, and use his too so will spread the weath! Lol...you are such an inspiration! I just love your excitement when the magic happens, think the two of us could have a great time together! Who says you cant defy gravity by the? 😉

[@McEArt]

Oh thank you Emily/Laurie :) Now I get the name change :) Who knows where I will be in the coming years so look forward to playing sometime :)

[@madebyoz9843]

Amazing! I am wondering why you had cells on one and not the other? The silicone addiction? The torching?

[@McEArt]

Yes silicone oil added. The torch warms the paint and the oil rises to the top making the cells.

[@madebyoz9843]

@@McEArt NOW IT MAKES SENSE!. Sometimes, I really miss on some basic physics :)

[@ninawilleboisdesigns]

Oh just found this video ahhhhh amazing!!!!!! Really cool!!!! 🙌🤤🥰😃😃😃 So got my answer for cells, as you call them 😃😃

[@Alchemy_Art_Designs]

Well wow!! Now that was a surprise getting cells lol 👍👏👏 that actually worked out quite well! The Pebeo products are pretty expensive so I'm not sure I'll be rushing to do the same thing straight away but who knows- this has inspired me! well done on trying and I'm glad it worked out yay!! 😃

[@McEArt]

Yes they are pricey so I wouldn't be using them alot but fun to know it is possible. Yes I was super excited with the cells!

[@allenburnett5422]

When framing our works of genius, can we frame them under glass to protect them for immortality? Also, how useful is epoxy resin?

[@marywhitsett4553]

You are so cute when you get excited

[@kristacarlock9878]

Mary Whitsett "what can be better than that"😂I love her!

[@McEArt]

Thank you Mary :) We are all cute when we are having fun!

[@McEArt]

Thank you Krista! How can it in deed!?!

[@sharmaineriches3240]

WOW WOW 😮 stunning

[@McEArt]

Thank you Sharmaine :)

[@jackofkinrowan]

Love it! Please do more experiments like this!

[@McEArt]

I do lots of experiments on my channel so stay tuned ;)

[@JoyfullyGrumpy]

Maybe hold the mug by the handle, pour on from different angles, then set it on your tins to finish running? Also, you can use an exacto knife and cut off the long drips before baking. Usually we let them cool in the oven with the door open. So glad you tried it, I'm going to use this on my tiles!!!

[@McEArt]

Thanks for the suggestion Sheryl :) Hope you have fun with your tiles!

[@JillyBean70]

Michelle, could you use this paint on your light bulb as it can take some heat.....if you use a low wattage bulb n maybe bake it at a low heat first ?

[@McEArt]

Oh wow what an awesome idea!! Thank you!

[@gailvalleygirl2835]

Ignore the Mr Lol the magic is that they run up 😁👍 wonderful job they look brilliant. Thank you for sharing this ❤

[@McEArt]

Magic is where what is believed to be impossible occurs. So yes it is magic they run up ;) Thank you Gail.

[@smashinbottles]

Oh!!! You must sell these awesome mugs!

[@McEArt]

Thank you Jessica, I would need to make a lot more to sell them :)

[@angiesphalanges1960]

You should for sure do some tiles. I believe you've discovered the solution to tile coasters and how to keep them from being affected by heat...let's hope so!

[@McEArt]

Yes coasters would be fab with this!!

[@sandystern1001]

Cool! I actually have some of this I used for a project many years ago. (What are the chances they're not dried up?) I think I'd start pouring just below the top rim (maybe even mask that off), so that the part you'd put your mouth on wouldn't have paint on it.

[@McEArt]

How much fun can you have?! Yes that is my plan for the next ones :)

[@caronlittle3539]

Mine from several years ago were so thick it was like warm caramel. So thick. It wouldn’t really thin even using the Pebeo thinner

[@merryclicker]

DecoArt makes Gloss Enamels that can be baked for a dishwasher safe, non-toxic finish according to the website. They have other products that can also be used, even chalk finishes and translucent finishes. Check their website for info. I think your mugs are awesome and I am going to try this idea.

[@McEArt]

Oh cool that is great to know! Thanks Martha! How much fun can you have?

[@beckyfoster1833]

i was wondering have you tried a wet paper towel swipe on a vase or coffee cup, id like to that?

[@McEArt]

hmmm great idea Becky :) I havent yet.... Watch this space :)

[@stephaniesilva9651]

I have seen cans of food-grade silicone, maybe you could use that? Also, pretty sure you're not supposed to bake in the same oven you cook in (maybe a toaster oven dedicated to strictly art?). I wonder if there's something (like a medium) you could add to make the paints go further. Do you think you could put a glaze over it to make it last longer? Either way, I think they're beautiful :-)

[@McEArt]

Yes food grade would probably work too. Mine is designed for bedroom play so I get it is probably edible. They do have a thinner available. This paint is designed for on this type of thing so doubt it needs a topcoat. As you say it would create an extra layer that needs to be destroyed before affecting the painting.

[@antonietta1238]

Voglio dire che Sai fare tutto! Sei Bravissima!! Ciao.😘😘

[@McEArt]

Translated: I mean you can do everything! You're very good!! Hello Me: How does it get any better than that? What else is possible? Come va meglio di così? Cos'altro è possibile?

[@kristacarlock9878]

You need to try the nail Polish and water method marbelize a mug..it's so fun, and unique!

[@angiesphalanges1960]

I was thinking the same. She might be able to use these Pebeo paints in a water marble which would cover more surface area.

[@kristacarlock9878]

Gigi Gewgaw yea, one of my friends says you can put acrylic or latex paint on mugs or plates and bake it in the oven and it won't ever come off. I been meaning to try. She had some canisters and they started to crackle, she painted them and baked them and they look awesome! The crackle shows up really good now

[@McEArt]

Thanks Krista, marbling has never really attracted me to be honest. I have seen that done and it does look cool :)

[@McEArt]

Yes Gigi they show that on their website as a possible use for the paints

[@McEArt]

That is an interesting perspective, just normal acrylic paint?

[@bridgettescreations1733]

I just order some of that paint thank you. Cant wait I'm excited. Is this microwave safe I didnt think about looking.? I will probably order more and remember to use your link. I forgot sorry.

[@McEArt]

Awesome Bridgette, I look forward to seeing what you create! According to their website: The colours do not contain metal particles and they can be used on pieces put in a microwave after firing for 35 min at 150 °C

[@cookieoriginals8319]

did you add ANY silicone to this batch ??

[@emilyflotilla931]

She did to the bigger dripped one with cells!

[@TheHappyHomesteadingHerbalist]

If you don't preheat the oven, is the bake time precise?

[@McEArt]

The instructions read "place the decorated object in a cold oven. When the temperature of the oven has reached 150°C (300°F), bake for 35 minutes." so it is 35mins after it reaches temperature.

[@TheHappyHomesteadingHerbalist]

McE Art Thank you. I love this video. Nice to know someone gets as excited about a project, as I do. Giggles and all😀

[@cindycalderon455]

Huge success!!! Curious - how many mugs do you think you can get out of a kit? Can't wait to try this!

[@McEArt]

I used about 1/4 of each of 4 of the 6 colors, depends on how much of the mug you want to cover.

[@cindycalderon455]

McE Art Thanks, Michelle! :)

[@charlenedulmage2589]

I’d like to see a top down pour.

[@McEArt]

I posted one yesterday :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5TJe2yvZZ2Ae6c I hope you enjoy it.

[@studio8315]

Does the paint scratch off after the dishwasher?

[@McEArt]

Only if I scratch really hard and only in the places I cleaned the lip up. Where it has its natural seal it doesn't, Haven't tried with a knife or anything.

[@wanevacook5675]

Fun experiment,!

[@McEArt]

Thank you Waneva! Yes it was.

[@karenkernell9405]

How about microwave safe??

[@McEArt]

Yes according to their website: The colours do not contain metal particles and they can be used on pieces put in a microwave after firing for 35 min at 150 °C

[@majaserve3112]

DE (Deutchland) is German and NL (Netherland or Holland) is Dutch

[@cherieozga5879]

Denmark Netherlands ?

[@Hobbyelsker]

No it's Germany. Denmark Is DK And the other is right.

[@angiesphalanges1960]

I thought that looked like German.

[@McEArt]

Awesome thank you!

[@DebOchs]

I wonder if you coat with the ivory first if it would flow better like it does on canvas. Great experiment you did, thanks for sharing!

[@McEArt]

Yes probably :) It was fun!

[@kishmish64]

You’re wrong it’s non toxic got this from Google : We have contacted Pebeo and have confirmed that the Pebeo Porcelaine Paint 150 used in our Adorn feature is food safe. The paint has been tested at Duke University, and was reported non-toxic and food safe for food contact.12 Jul 2006 Please make sure you have right information . There is nothing of what you said on their package either

[@wild-radio7373]

🥰👍

[@fukyoindigoblossoming5087]

...never thought of pouring on something I couldn,t use again?!? EVERYONE USES CUPS FOR PENS , PENCILS, BRUSHES IN THEIR STUDIO...

[@McEArt]

So true!

[@danielapedrero7226]

Jajajaja q amorosa

[@McEArt]

Thank you Daniela :)

[@ranahamada2342]

Hello, where can I buy these colors please?

[@McEArt]

There is a link in the video description for Amazon

[@ranahamada2342]

Thanks you

[@cindyreddoorartstudiogarre2229]

I’m wondering if you Sponged painted it on with the cells pop up?? Loving it!!

[@Sylkbuttafly]

I do enjoy your videos. But I also enjoy your laugh and joking. Your videos have taught me so much. Keep up the good work.

[@McEArt]

Thank you Sylk :)

[@suehoughton6946]

They are awesome

[@caronlittle3539]

Oh my stars I have tons of this! I’m trying this today!

[@McEArt]

Awesome! How did it go?

[@caronlittle3539]

It was a major fail. The paints were too old and thick. They wouldn’t thin using the Pebeo thinner.

[@McEArt]

Was worth a try! Not a fail, just play time that didn't come out as expected.

[@rfgrannyb4092]

Beautiful! At first I wasn't too keen on the drip from the bottom one cuz it wasn't covered but I really liked it at the end lol

[@McEArt]

Same here!! It does grow on you though :)

[@edriall464]

Something you did not mention. You should not put paint any were it may come in contact with food or, in the case of the cup, were you may put your mouth. Most paint falls into this category.

[@angiesphalanges1960]

She mentioned it in the video, but perhaps should have put a strip of tape around the part where the mouth would touch the brim of the cup?

[@McEArt]

Yes I did mention that Ed thank you :)

[@McEArt]

Hi Gigi yes tapes sounds a great idea and I think I would pour from that line downwards next time too.

[@angiesphalanges1960]

Oh that would make a pretty pour, haha, and keep your husband from being troubled by the upside down drips! 😊

[@edriall464]

I'm sorry if I sounded smart. I didn't mean it that way. It did get me think about other paints. A lot of the craft paints say that there paint can be used on eat dishes as long as you don't put it were your mouth or food will be. That opens a whole bunch of new worms. I have found it is best to hand wash them so they last a lot longer. Warm soppy water, in they go for a gentle wash (don't leave them in the water while the phone rings or the dog is barking), rinse and towel dry. Some people say to treat them just as you would your fine china. Have a good day.

[@rebeccaolsen6196]

Oooh! I do ceramics too! I wonder...

[@McEArt]

Oh I love those words "I wonder..." How much fun can you have?

[@antonietta1238]

Il tuo caro marito ha una moglie Eccezionale😊. .. la tua risata felice

[@McEArt]

Translated: Your dear husband has an Exceptional wife😊. .. your happy laugh Me: Thank you Anto! Grazie Anto!

[@sierrarouse3887]

I really want to try this now!

[@McEArt]

Awesome! If you do please share your results in the Acrylic Pouring for Fun facebook group.

[@noumine]

lovely!!

[@McEArt]

Thank you!