HOW TO PREVENT PAINT CLUMPS WHEN SWIRL DIPPING YETI OZARK TRAIL REC PRO

[@Fentertainment]

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[@twylahcampbell2277]

I do my nails with this method. The reason your paint clumped and came away on the tie and clumped up on your cups is because you let it sit too long. The paint drys out on top and therefore it will clump and work right. Clumping has nothing to do with the distance in which you spray the paint. Also, if you notice all the air bubbles you have on top of the water? Those are going to cause a rough texture and clumping as well. If you take a spray bottle filled with 90% rubbing alcohol and spray the top of the paint it will pop all those bubbles. You have to work really quickly with this method or you are going to have a rough finish. Also, your water needs to be quite warm never cold. cold water makes the paint seize. One more tip/trick...instead of using spray paint, you can use watered down acrylic paint or you can use nail polish and both will eliminate your problems and you can stir intricate designs into you paint before dipping. :)

[@ask4deville]

Now, this was a very informative and detailed message. Thank you!

[@jasonphillips1342]

u should make a video I think it would be more helpful

[@kindsplash21]

I just hydro dip my phone case and got air bubbles any tip

[@daddy617forlife8]

So true✊🏾

[@jenprice2596]

Where do i get a spray bottle of rubbi g alchohol

[@itsdjdozer5025]

Spray about 6 inches away and with warm water for best results

[@rachelcastillo4020]

Thank you so much for showing this tip... I am new to epoxy tumblers etc and was almost in tears today as to why my paint kept clumping on my tumbler that I was hydro dipping. Thank you again for showing me what I was doing wrong. Blessings

[@jakedutton2263]

Decided to give this a go today, had a few clumpy runs, where the paint didn’t go on evenly and had lots of water bubbles, depending on the surface of what you’re dipping, a coat of primer will help the paint stick, but as far as the bubbles go, I’m still trying to fix that. Your method didn’t work for me, I sprayed from further away and got more solid patterns, and it didn’t clump, whereas when I sprayed close like you did, the paint went on 3 times thicker and less uniform, could have to do with the quality of the paint, or simply the items being dipped. Definitely a fun (and messy) experiment to try at home either way

[@ManCrafting]

Haha! This would have been helpful Sunday. Just did this with my youngest and my thought "Dang, Ryan makes this look easy." Great tip.

[@Fentertainment]

How did it turn out?

[@ManCrafting]

Interesting. I am glad I could clear coat it. It made the colors really pop. I'll send you a pic of the first ever "Powder Coated, Monogrammed, Fluorescent Swirl Painted, Clear Coated Cup." lol

[@ManCrafting]

Oh, and if your not clear coating, the fluorescent paint was kind of chalky and didn't give that good a result.

[@Fentertainment]

LOL. post it to the Fentertainment Facebook page so all of us can check it out!

[@tarahagemann9800]

Works real well if you spray the paint into the lid first and then pour the paint into the water.

[@davidb116]

painting hit the air oxygen was added causing it to somewhat start to dry before it actually hit the water. I finished high in furniture for 20-plus years.

[@gooseafur3]

Best video out there!!! Spraying closer to the water was a game changer! Thx a bunch!😊😊

[@iluvnosleep3189]

LMFAO THE REASON IT CLUMPED UP WAS BECAUSE YOU TOOK FOR EVER TO DIP. ONCE YOU START SPRAYING THE PAINT STARTS TO DRY. SO BY THE TIME YOU DIPPED THE FIRST BUCKET WAS FULL OF SOMEWHAT DRY PAINT 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@shadowliving6858]

Push the water away from the cup and lift it out in clear water. No clumping.

[@barbarakellum5515]

how do you prevent the bubbles on the cup itself.....like the one on the cup where the spray paint was sprayed into the water closely? You have some very interesting and helpful video's.

[@MrJpistolz]

You can't really prevent the bubbles but if you spray some rubbing alcohol on there after you dip the bubbles will go away.

[@MarsOneBeatz]

The problem is not due to the distance you spray the paint from the water. The issue is the temperature of the water. You want to use cold water when when hydrodipping with spray paint.

[@ZYGTropicals]

I’m pretty sure both those buckets were the same temperature!!

[@MarsOneBeatz]

@@ZYGTropicals why are you sure of that? did you see him fill them up? have you ever hydrodipped anything?

[@Nomadcreations]

From further Away The paint is Act Drying In The Air Its traveling Thru! & Yes Sitting In The water Especially warmer Water Dries the paint 1st clumpier! Clumping From The Can Means Your Nozzle is Dirty/Semi-Dried Clumpy Crap Blocking The Nozzle Of Which the fresh paint Coming Out of the Nozzle Picks It Up as it sprays. & DIP fast which is Difficult If you drop 3-6 Colors In The water = 2 Trained dippers Are Best Just doing It Chain Reaction Style. & Borax Laundry Soap (Roughly 1.5 Tablespoons Per gallon & Trial & Error Bcz Chemicalized shitty Water right from The tap Changes the whole Reactionary process) Added In The water ( To make Paint Stay Totally afloat Above said water!) Makes a difference as does water temp, Air temp & Humidity, Yep each on is a science Project In Itself! & Other suggestions below , too!, Happy Dipping accordingly!!!

[@Tactical-hg7ov]

well you can also brush aside the paint before you pull it out and you won't get the clumping as well

[@Lou-Hung-Low167]

It was not a fair comparison, in the first bucket you waited a little too long and we know that causes the paint to react different! On the second bucket you got right to it, didn't give it enough time to have to paint react as did the first!!!

[@DuncanCustomAirbrush]

So glad I saw this!! I had no idea what my problem I was having was!!🙌

[@Bunny1266]

Thank you so much for your videos! They are so helpful and you answer all my questions before I even ask them.

[@OhmMyMod]

awesome post! you just solved my one issue with this process. i was spraying and dipping as fast as i could. probably looked like a mad man lol

[@howardkuhn2793]

When you sprayed from further away..the paint also sat longer..do you think that gave the paint time to set and clump???

[@ftw44052]

Thank you for this video hopefully it helps me out with mine I am just starting this technique

[@montebella1]

Thanks for the brilliant tip - Appreciate it 😁

[@dougwitus]

Real glad I found this was thinking about doin it on a pair of sneakers for a birthday present thanks for the video man

[@HollywoodMGB3]

just watch this video if you remember me from just commenting on your other video about paint clumping. I sprayed close enough to the water, it splashed out so I backed up 5-7" but it still clumped. I guess tomorrow I will spray it very close and try that. Thank you

[@MogulGroup1985]

The 4 dislikes are other youtube channel haters! Great video again man!

[@Fentertainment]

lol

[@cathy3046]

Thank you!! I had a very frustrating weekend with this exact thing! Now I can't wait to try it again!! :)

[@Fentertainment]

You're Welcome, Hope it helps.

[@thomaskaufmann4843]

Wow red paint on a red cup like seriously?

[@Toniphil]

Ben Dover it was a tester to show us

[@PoshnPreppy76]

I'm wondering if I used a straw attached (from a wd41 can) and insert it just under the water and spray if it would work even better..... hmmm. btw your videos rock.

[@Fentertainment]

Hmmm That might just help!

[@TheTumblerUniverse]

The paint clumped because it had too much drying time

[@Houdini.C]

Out of curiosity I'm having an issue with water spots from the settling water is there any way to prevent this?

[@wrecktifier1]

Your advise of shooting paint from close bubbling water messed up my project. I'm going to spray different colors of spray paint separately into cups, then pour into ice cube tray tilted, with other side of tray drilled with tiny holes so all paint drips out quickly, separately, controlled and close to water. Colors can drip out with no bubbling up the water or starting to dry as paint goes through air, swirl, dip, swish, pull, done.

[@erinvaughn2406]

Question...what do you do after hydro dipping to the cup? The outside still feels rough?

[@kaylapearcey2527]

I have never done this, can you spray a light coat of pain thinner on the surface to prevent clumping as well?

[@Jay-et9hh]

Hey Ryan... Just had a thought with paint clumping. I'm just trying this out so maybe you'd have a better eye and experience to see if this would matter on a similar test. Most directions for spray paint say not to use below a certain temp range. I'm wondering if some people might be using water that is too cold and causing the paint to dry quicker. Any thoughts on this?

[@Fentertainment]

+Jay 556 this video was made back in the summer. Plus I was using only rustoleum at that time. Paint temperature is a factor and I like to heat my cans up before using if it's cool outside.

[@Windia1divaa]

Thank you soooo much

[@herotaco]

thank you!! I had this exact issue! if I could ask another question, after you dip your cup, how long do you wait to try and get the water off? and how?

[@Fentertainment]

In the past I have hit it with compressed air and after that I have rolled them in an old t shirt. When I say rolled I didnt drag it, Basically gave them a gentle pat. You can see that in the Logo Swirl Video. Its the top left video link at the end of this video.

[@brandonmartins6310]

Thank you this helps me alot

[@The_Jomonge]

You sounded like a scientist testing a hypothesis Good experiment

[@Fentertainment]

LOL! Thank You!

[@Blaze_.McKee15]

Thank you dude I really appreciate it

[@smiley3012]

was there any temp difference in the bucket?

[@donaldrichard8336]

What would happen if you were to use a straw from wd40 and spray the paint a little bit under the water

[@HerIAm958]

Great! I've been wanting to give this a try!

[@Fentertainment]

I'm sure you would do a good job! When are you going to do it Roxy?

[@TheRgod1001]

Does the temp of the water affect it?

[@ruggedrickrude1946]

the main thing is the distance you spray from into the water,correct?...........does it matter if i use a 5gal OR 2gal bucket?

[@Fentertainment]

Pretty much with rustoleum. Bucket size doesnt matter. New Video Uploading now, Technique is the same Paint isnt.

[@l.reneajo2612]

Thank you so much!!! WOW!

[@greasergrl00]

but notice the paint sat LONGER in the taller bucket, and the paint in the shorter bucket didnt really sit as long? I would think it comes out smoother if you dip your item right away after laying the paint on the water, rather than letting the paint sit there and dry a little causing it to pick up more paint. wyt

[@Fentertainment]

Good Point, Try it and Tag me in it when you upload to youtube.

[@hobbieshow2s85]

I was thinking the same thing but it was still a good video though. spraying close spreads excess to the edge far better for sure. toying with set time can help for different effects... or ruin other cool ones lol

[@dustin4982]

I'm going to try a life proof case ...do you think that would work?

[@Fentertainment]

I dont see why not, I might take the phone out of it while you do it thought just to be safe plus it will need to dry for a little while. I have also been using krylon cover maxx paint. You can check out some of my other videos on that.

[@patrickplutschak5903]

I seen on another video a lady took and wiped her cup after dipping like I seen you do in one of your videos. She then baked it in her oven for 1hr at 200 degrees not sure if this would help any.

[@Fentertainment]

Got a link?

[@southernironworker]

So why not spray under watter?

[@davidbonds846]

Does it matter if you use flat or gloss paint? I've tried twice with flat and it seems to clump really bad

[@Fentertainment]

When I used the rustoleum paint I would only use the gloss. Did you see the mail box I swirled last week? if not check it out and be sure to see the paint I used for that!

[@davidbonds846]

The gloss paints I used were Krylon in the style. They seemed to work fine, but the Flat just seemed to clump and cause problems

[@OperatorASF]

It has to be oil based paint

[@henrimontegut1990]

Fentertainment swirl mailbox

[@krystledavis4662]

Does the size of the bucket matter

[@coryhyatt2035]

Its not the size of the bucket that matters, its how you use it. Haha

[@joshuabrisson-kendall5827]

One on the left only clumped because you took so long to dip

[@effohsee]

You have to be fast and not fart around with nonsense be prepared and have a plan before you start.

[@bigal7561]

Water is too cold

[@beefyoutlaw1246]

i litteraly dipped my ozark last night.. i did ok but had a few paint clumps lol i should of waited another day, fuck

[@joenelms6180]

would it work on plastic dip

[@Fentertainment]

plasti dip is only the base. Its there if you do not want a permanent finish.

[@joenelms6180]

Thanks

[@jennyrogers5663]

Joe Nelms -93

[@chasedad1]

So I need a 2 gallon bucket..

[@Fentertainment]

No I didnt have 2 5's at the time to do this video with.

[@TorpidN1ghtmare]

10,999 subs? I'm gonna make it 11,000 XD

[@Fentertainment]

Sweet Thank You!

[@TorpidN1ghtmare]

One question, those water drops on the finished cup on the right, for me they caused an unwanted bubble effect when it dried, is there a way to prevent that?

[@lonewolf3332]

don't spray at all drip it in

[@alfcarjackstheclown7849]

So don't hold it five foot away but do hold it one inch above surface. Gotcha

[@Fentertainment]

lol you got it

[@NoneNone-gk9wt]

He needs borax

[@SpaceGimp]

What a disaster...

[@daviddinkins5719]

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