Chameleon Pigment Powder Tack It Method Tumbler Tutorial

[@vonellevanzant237]

I just ,over the pigments, holo glitters, etc with Tack-it. So pretty! That cup could be embellished so many beautiful ways!

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

Yes I need to decide what to put on this one it's just so pretty as is!

[@vonellevanzant237]

@@RaesTurquoiseTurtle yes, it is!

[@loriswitala4679]

I did mine exactly like you did. Step by step. When I went to put my epoxy on it I got billions of dimples immediately. I didn't even get all the epoxy on it and it was pitting. What happened? Why?

[@maryreed3806]

Mine did the same thing. What happened?

[@stephaniespivey8951]

Hi. Thanks for sharing! Beautiful cup. know this is an old video, but would you happen to remember the brand and color of the mica powder?

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

It's from solar color dust the super chameleon pigment gold/green/dark purple.

[@suzanslayton3308]

That is so pretty. I love the way you did the pool noodle it'll help me when I run out of drying racks. Thank you :)

[@Luxinda]

Wow! Beautiful results!!

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

Thank you! It's not as flawless as I'd like but I don't really have a plan for it either. 🤷‍♀️

[@bankh.o.e7698]

Why did I sync my breathing with yours lmao cool vid

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

No matter what camera I use it picks up my breathing like I have copd drives me insane 🤪🤷‍♀️

[@ryebelton9866]

Pretty

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

Thanks 🩵

[@lindsayslovelycreations320]

Whattttt that is dope!! I didn't know you could use pigment

[@lindsayslovelycreations320]

I mean use pigment on tack it

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

Yup! So many possibilities!

[@meekagal]

Beautiful, but where are the links

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

This one is so old most of the links had changed... I can't keep up with keeping functioning links on 900+ videos unfortunately.

[@XxSamanthaGamingxX]

How do you remove if you need to start over?

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

If you haven't epoxied yet the power and tack it will just wipe (scrub) off, if it has epoxy you will need to strip the cup. There's many ways to do that.

[@carmenmenza3318]

this is so pretty! What are you using to hold the cup while you are doing the top coat of resin. It is continually rotating. Brilliant method!

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

A cup turner

[@aaronfuksa2047]

Hello! Any idea how far a pack of mica powder will go?? Brushed on tack it. 25grams, or 5 grams? Figuring coverage.

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

I'd say conservative guess maybe a gram or gram and a half per cup depending on cup size.

[@rbontrup]

Ooh that's beautiful

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

Thank you!

[@andreaholbrook2955]

That is so pretty! One question tho.....why not add it to your epoxy? (I'm new to dong tumblers so I just curious.)

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

You can do it either way, I just find for myself I get better coverage this way....

[@andreaholbrook2955]

@@RaesTurquoiseTurtle oh ok thank you. It is pretty!

[@utoonosey7135]

@@andreaholbrook2955 you get an entirely different look when mixing the mica with epoxy

[@ProcrasCreationDIY]

Can you use mod podge?

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

it has to be something that remains tacky and doesn't dry dry and as far as I know there isn't a repositionable modpodge

[@amandafrone9319]

Omg I love this sooo much!

[@hillarydanforth8091]

how long do you wait for the tack it to dry between each coat, and before you add the mica powder?

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

10 to 15 minutes depending on how warm it is in the room, when you can't see anymore white anywhere its tacky not wet if that makes sense.

[@keshiahervas6572]

What color dust are you using? Or could you include the link?

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

Solar Color Dust super chameleon fo pigments in green/purple/grey for this one....

[@sandyhardman2268]

Late to the party as usual, but…. Do you have to seal mica before epoxy? TY!

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

I don't I just go right to epoxy the o ly things you 100% have to seal is anything oil based like certain paints

[@sandyhardman2268]

@@RaesTurquoiseTurtle THANK YOU!!!!

[@marynorthcutt9263]

Gorgeous

[@sunshines507]

Does diluting tack it just help it spread easier? When I've used it for glitter, I just use it straight.

[@RaesTurquoiseTurtle]

For the tacky method it thins it and gives more even coverage, for straight applying glitter straight is fine.

[@sunshines507]

@@RaesTurquoiseTurtle thanks! I have some pretty micas I'd love to try with this method.