How To ETCH Stainless Steel Tumblers Tutorial

How To ETCH Stainless Tumblers Tutorial. Are you sensitive to epoxy? If so, this is for YOU. This is beginner friendly and is perfect for someone who either hates epoxy and or for those that are sensitive to epoxy.
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Glitzy Girl Glitter Vinyl
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[@hheitzman]

Exactly the kind of tutorial I was looking for- thanks!

[@RebeccaEscott]

Absolutely you are so welcome!

[@jackiesherburn1730]

Omg I so wanna try this!..love your intro at the beginning!!!!

[@RebeccaEscott]

YAYAYYA, thank you so much. ❤

[@lisamoyer9402]

Wow!! Now I wonder how it would work on tumblers that are powder coated with color already OR filling in the etched areas with dyes before you remove the vinyl. My mind is just exploding with ideas now. Thanks for stepping up the game!!

[@RebeccaEscott]

Great question, LOVE YOUR IDEAS.. I'm so happy I've inspired you.

[@marshaschenkel6438]

Great! I just love your tutorials. Thank you so much

[@RebeccaEscott]

Awww thank you so much!

[@Kayla-kc7ty]

omg love these ! that leopard though 😍

[@RebeccaEscott]

Yasss thank you so much!

[@jpmangen]

When working with an acid you should have baking soda mixture on hand to immediately neutralize the acid if it contacts a surface you need to protect to include skin. Thanks for the video.

[@RebeccaEscott]

Ok, thank you so much for this, I did not fully understand the part of baking soda.

[@jpmangen]

@@RebeccaEscott Baking soda is a base. A base neutralizes acids.😀

[@RebeccaEscott]

@@jpmangen Thank you soo much for this tip. ❤️

[@loueejackson6189]

Awesome info!! Thanks for contributing that cos I’m probably gonna get this and try

[@aboveonly9337]

Great video and your intro was just right! 😊 I this last year but I didn’t quite like the look that it gave. It’s like some areas were dark and others were light. I also used baking soda to neutralize the acid before removing my vinyl stencil. But who knows...I might give it another try.

[@RebeccaEscott]

Yes, give it another go. I found this to be super simple except next time I will be using the baking soda lol

[@RebeccaEscott]

Now that this video has launched, with my face in the into. Would you please leave a comment with your thoughts on this? I never want the intro to be to long and annoying because normally I get straight to it. LOL Your feedback is very important to me. Thank you in advance.

[@lisamoyer9402]

I like your short intro. I also like your clear and clean videos that get up close to what we want to understand. Win-win.

[@RebeccaEscott]

@@lisamoyer9402 Awesome, thank you so very much❤️

[@luvdjags2909]

I think this was a perfect way to do a tutorial. You gave a brief intro, showing yourself (to make it personal) and then straight to the "how to" portion and explained the steps. Bravo!!

[@RebeccaEscott]

@@luvdjags2909 Awesome, thank you so much for the feedback.

[@marni7346]

I loved it! You did a great job. Quick and to the point!

[@karolosteen3313]

WOW!! I love this so much!! I wonder if the regular etching cream would work on stainless.

[@RebeccaEscott]

Thank you so much. I don’t think it does tbh. The etching cream from Micheals works for glass.

[@stephaniebailey4595]

Love it

[@RebeccaEscott]

Thank you so much

[@RebeccaLandry-t5z]

I tried this and mine was a little streaky. I need more practice 😊

[@AndrewMurphy8383]

I try a makeup brush and did not have good luck with same with the spounge

[@saial1456]

Omg another cool tutorial, where would one by this stuff from Im in Canada so its always so difficult to get stuff, love your videos

[@RebeccaEscott]

Thank you so much, Maybe amazon, Im honestly not sure hon, Im sorry.

[@clarystumblercreations9144]

Have you ever thought of using acrylic markers after? For example, red lips or gold?

[@AndrewMurphy8383]

After you etch It I would use baking soda to make it neutral

[@RebeccaEscott]

@@AndrewMurphy8383 Ohhh I love that idea! Thank you for the tip.

[@teresasuggs4411]

Would this work if the tumbler is already painted?

[@HelloImAru]

I wonder how these will hold up over time. The tumblers usually have a coating that prevents against rusting, so if we're etching down, but not putting any protection back on, would it be more prone to rusting?

[@RebeccaEscott]

Great question, honestly as with anything over time. I would not think this would rust really fast.

[@HelloImAru]

@@RebeccaEscott They are so pretty, regardless. I'm excited to see what you come up with!

[@stuffnie]

No baking soda to neutralize that acid?

[@kokopellicodcs3499]

THE DIVA one did you apply the ferric chl. with just a cotton ball too?

[@RebeccaEscott]

Yes, that one worked really well because I just dabbed it on instead of rubbing it on.

[@trinitybridges4859]

would the etching cream you buy at hobby lobby do as good or is this better?

[@meghantewksbury492]

I believe that is just for glass

[@elizabethyoung3231]

Hello, such a cute idea! Is there any cleaning prep required to do on the tumbler prior to applying vinyl and solution?

[@RebeccaEscott]

Thank you so much and you can wash with soap and water. Please be sure to read the bottle per directions to stay safe while using this chemical.

[@elizabethyoung3231]

Appreciate your efforts, thank you!

[@RebeccaEscott]

@@elizabethyoung3231 Absolutely you are so welcome.

[@feleciavillarreal5857]

Hello, do you happen to know how to remove smudges from the etching on a stainless steel tumbler?

[@dekoshastutorials8371]

Can you spray paint it then etch too if you wanted to add color?

[@RebeccaEscott]

That is a very interesting question, if once you clean off the etch cream, I suppose you could and then epoxy the tumbler.

[@dekoshastutorials8371]

@@RebeccaEscott hmm I will have to look a video and see .

[@bobbieqw2817]

❤❤❤🥂

[@LiezellezeiL]

I tried etching my stainless steel tumbler with Ferric Chloride and it did NOT work. Frustrated with the solution I bought.

[@RebeccaEscott]

I am so sorry, did you buy the solution that I recommended and that’s listed in my description?