Is it Possible to Water Marble an Entire Keyboard?

[@EvanAndKatelyn]

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[@cheylovesgod]

They're so cute!

[@EvanAndKatelyn]

@@cheylovesgod Thank you!

[@The-geometric-tv55634.]

The Katelyn one has glasses I LOVE IT

[@PerJonsson.]

It would be hysterical if next time you sell a Joob related product you include a mini piece of ham plushie

[@Lex-rc2xj]

They are so cute

[@poetdrowned]

I LOVE that SimplyNailLogical was the example for both the good and bad water marbling 😂

[@OscarBuurGreen]

YES

[@flufferpupper7726]

I know right! I’m just happy for her that she could be a good example of it and it wasn’t an example from Ben 😅

[@anyazah]

she has the range!

[@orias4048]

I forgot about her, but I used to watch her a lot and it was so nostalgic cause I remember those videos!

[@rafaeliglesias5437]

I´ve seen somewhere a similar technique using spray paint, which is thinner than nail polish, and the pressure from the cans of paint spread the previous colors beautifully

[@EvanAndKatelyn]

Definitely on our list to try sometime!

[@tilicia]

Came here to say the same! Tumbler makers use spray paint water marbling

[@humandoodad]

yeah, when we did watermarble art when I was a kid in Scouts, we did spray paint. I always ended up going toward the end and getting clumpy bits. Tragedy.

[@SynShenron]

hydro dipping

[@Heavens_Rejected]

Old King of random video did it back way back when.

[@fishwizard]

love the implication that evan and katelyn go to a different target for each trip to avoid the workers seeing them buying more nail polish

[@BloodAsp]

Would a clear varnish protection layer possibly help? Great result though!

[@jessicav2031]

Everything is better when you add a glossy taco!

[@GuiSmith]

Yes! This is important for water marbling with nail polish especially, since it’s not super adhesive and can be degraded with exposure to alcohols, or peeled or scratched off.

[@Deja117]

Resin time, resin time, doo doo doo doo, resin time? o.o

[@thomasvlaskampiii6850]

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[@rtist9281]

I recently saw a KZbinr do some painting styles using a technique he referred to as “Colorblind”; where he did different things to keep him from being able to tell what colors he was using. He could only see their values. I thought that might be something really cool 😎 for you guys to try.

[@shelbyheaser8804]

That’s be so cool! Like when Jazza did a Bob Ross punting colourblind. I’d love to see Evan and Katelyn do something similar

[@Loloany]

Do you remember what's the name of the KZbinr? I think that is a really cool video!

[@noonyx33]

omg the greyscale trend from about a year ago had me in a CHOKEHOLD, such a fun idea

[@ghostlyrobber]

can i get a link that sounddds interesting :0

[@rtist9281]

The KZbinr was Jazza. I just couldn’t remember his name when I wrote my OG comment I only discovered his channel last week🤔, and have been binge watching ever since 😁

[@TMAC_burninator]

When Evan got so excited he popped out of existence 😂 that made me laugh

[@danielkinnard5636]

what was funny?

[@AquaPeet]

@@danielkinnard5636 When Evan got so excited he popped out of existence 😂

[@kphaxx]

@@AquaPeet To elaborate this comment further, the funny thing was that Evan was so excited, that he just blinked out of existence. This usually does not happen.

[@leenahussein778]

I bet the leftover keys would be cool as accent colors in other keyboards

[@Phoenixflame87]

Most nail polishes are just hot solvent-based paints or lacquer paints. I think it would be a good idea to thin the paints using Mr Hobby levelling thinner before putting them in the water. It has an anti-drying agent along with the methyl-acetate thinner. The slower drying time allows the paint to level out on whatever you spray it on (like nails or model kits.) You'd probably end up with fewer globs in the end. Also, you could load this thinner in an airbrush and spray in on the final product if you see globs of paint to give them a chance to level out a little more, but do it sparingly so the paint doesn't quite run. Don't think the paint too too much though. I would start with a ratio of 1:1 paint to thinner. For airbrushing hot solvents, you usually add twice as much thinner as paint. The thinner can corrode or etch ABS if you use too much. A stronger thinner like turpentine would melt the plastic outright. Spraying a layer of clear solvent before the colored paints would be good too since it would serve as a final topcoat. You might also spray the keys with a primer like Mr. Surfacer before dipping as well.

[@EKimatH]

You seem to know what’s what Here’s a question What about marbling on top of a different surface instead of water, or using silicon medium and acrylic paint to get a more controllable blotch?

[@Phoenixflame87]

@@EKimatH are you trying to do a hydro dip or just paint on a solid surface? Getting a marble-look on something like plastic (I build scale models) is pretty straightforward with an airbrush. You would paint the surface in the color that will end up as the thin veins (usually dark) and let it dry completely. To paint the second color, you use something to mask parts of the first layer like stretched out cotton or gauze shaped into the pattern you like, then spray the lighter color. When you remove the mask, there will be a marble pattern left behind. I always practice techniques like this on plastic spoons, since multiple layers can be tricky.

[@EKimatH]

@@Phoenixflame87 I’m actually thinking if this could be a fun activity to do in safe housing with the residents, I would ideally like to fool-proof it as much as possible since most other residents are over the age of 45 and don’t have the motor skills to do delicate things. Before I got here I remember some frustration when I was a teenager and made interesting cards with the shaving cream marbling techniques that I swear were actually a thing I’m not making this up

[@anthonyalbanese1993]

Instead of Alcohol - I think a better idea would have been to try adding acetone to the water. I suspect that might be why the "magic bin" produced better results over time, the higher and higher acetone content in the water allowed the nail polish to thin more. Alcohol has very little effect on solvent based paints - it's why nail polish remover is made of acetone, you need a solvent :)

[@EvanAndKatelyn]

Oooh neat, we'll have to try that next time as a variable!

[@albertlwj]

nail polish does not contain acetone. putting acetone in the water would just make the nail polish dissolve into the water. You need a film of "dye" on the surface of the water for water marbling, you don't need a tub of colored liquid. the problem is the layer of "lacquer" that some nail polishes contain, that protects the polished nail from being scratched. Some brands have it, some brands don't, or use it in smaller concentrations. The first blue pour very definitely contained a very high concentration of it. So it was a matter of which brand works and which brand doesn't.

[@tilicia]

I wonder if laying down spray paint first to “prime the pot” would waste less nail polish and still have a cool effect?

[@anthonyalbanese1993]

@@albertlwj to be fair I didn't say it contains acetone, I said nail polish is solvent based (which it is, "Conventional nail polish consists of a polymer, most commonly nitrocellulose, dissolved in a solvent, usually ethyl acetate or butyl acetate. When it is applied the solvent evaporates, leaving the polymer to form a film on the nail.") - so a solvent is used to thin or dissolve it. I do agree with your thoughts process though, it makes sense. Was mostly just sharing that alcohol probably didn't do the intended effects and why :) I haven't personally tried this, mind you, but I can say at the very least acetone would thin the paints. I agree with others in the comments though, that spraypaint method seems to be a lot more common and reliable!

[@Daeneiracorn]

@@albertlwj they never said nail polish contained acetone.

[@htmlephant]

The little E and K being the last ones on the keyboard was so cute 😭

[@personreviewslife]

When I saw those triangular bottles, I thought it would mess up your experiment. Those look like insta-dry polish. Glad it worked out 😊

[@the_muttley_crew1312]

The pinkones also have more oils in them so i was worried about them too

[@lindsaynoble6645]

I think that's what they were fighting against the whole time

[@LWillRuleTheWorld]

i was hoping someone would point that out! insta-dry cures wayyy too fast, and those color therapy polishes are super oily ime, too

[@cacklebarnacle15]

Some tricks you might use, that are common when water marbling nails: Prepping the keys with a coat of nailpolish, usually one uses the brightest color used in the marbling, with iridescents a really dark one works better to make the pigments really pop. Once dipped, really carefully use a q-tip or a piece of tissue paper to soak up the water drops, do not touch the polish though, it helps the polish dry properly. If there is a waterbubble under the polish, use a thin needle to pop the bubble and soak the water up as before, the polish should lay flat or can be gently pressed down before putting on a clear coat. Use a clear coat on top, or some other clear varnish etc. The Polish layer is really thin and easily visibly scratched.

[@Lillithrabbitttv]

I saw the title and I was already scared😭😭😂😂 Love your guys' content, its so chaotic, and just makes my day better overall! 💕💕💕💕

[@EvanAndKatelyn]

scared is the right reaction. we ruined a LOT of keys and cleared 3 targets out of their nail polish (for the colors we were using at least haha)

[@tzxazrael]

@@EvanAndKatelyn i mean... "ruined" is such a harsh word. they just didn't work for THIS project is all. i'm sure with the right prep you could easily do other sets that match, and then sell them on feelurbutt .... xD

[@reaper7427]

cristine would be proud

[@RimFaxxe]

What happened? Did she pass away or something?

[@reaper7427]

@@RimFaxxe cristine says herself she isn’t the best at water marbling, and imo they did pretty good 😭

[@cheylovesgod]

@@RimFaxxe No, at least I don't think so 😅

[@RimFaxxe]

@@reaper7427 I'm confused cause of the past tense😭

[@luigipowdemo6458]

Who's Cristine?

[@mjlCrane]

Evan: We are now confident enough to try the full keyboard Me: **sees we're not even halfway through the video yet** Oh no The final result looks so cool! I'm sorry you guys had to go through all of that frustration to get there XD

[@ragreen2]

"There are only SO MANY Target-s here!!" 😉😉🤣🤣

[@cheylovesgod]

7:49 That pattern looks like those paper cups 😆 Y’all have the craziest ideas but I love them ❤

[@noradonnelly1330]

Yes I was just going to say that!!!! Super sick tbh

[@bbyfeather]

i thought that too!!

[@rionka]

Oh, I followed all your updates and the result looks so beautiful. Please do more! It's so cute and crazy and magical!

[@EvanAndKatelyn]

thank you!

[@MadiandCrossing]

Your right the result do looks so so so beautiful

[@averybudny6008]

I don’t know why but I like the “failing” videos the best because it feels so much more satisfying to see the final results

[@heather_bee]

Curious if spray paint would have worked better but it also would have been very messy lol. Editing is always just as funny as the content!

[@timarakinney586]

I've done a spray paint piece, It does work! It is a little messy, but you get the hang of it!

[@josieburroughs5131]

Hey guys love you’re videos especially the gaming uncut ones, keep making content. Love you guys and joobie ofc!

[@EvanAndKatelyn]

thank you! so glad you like the gaming videos too :)

[@strongmstrongm]

Question for @EvanAndKatelyn ... and this maybe ideas for a followup video(s)? ... Have you tried doing 1 dip, let it dry, and then do a second or third dip and see how the layered patterns look ??? Loved the results ... and your videos plus humor, positive relationship, creativity, and just plain joy n happiness you both share with us!

[@ChantelleArts]

this was a WHOLE experience and you guys had a lot more patience than I would've!! 😮 100% worth it to figure out the answers and get that end result ✨

[@thesocialtaco]

Recently ended a 8yr relationship, just wanted to say thank you guys for keeping my faith in love alive

[@Justin-fk6br]

The way the rainbow shines through the back of the keyboard is amazing!

[@Doc_Fartens]

I LOVE that the nail polish is translucent enough to allow the letters and other legends to shine through it. Looks amazing and I kinda wanna do it to my own keyboard. Or I would if I hadn't seen all the difficulties you guys had getting it to work.

[@starneptune3233]

You both have no idea how happy you make us all in just 20 minutes

[@obviouslyblack]

spray paint works really well. so does enamel paint from hobby stores that come in tiny glass botttles. they're more expensive but spread out evenly and give you a high rate of success. you can marble a whole bike with one tiny bottle per color

[@ThatOneBadMuslim]

Evan getting excited over the sparkly nailpolish 🥺 he gives Golden Retriever BF vibes and i bet he gives the best hugs

[@Fade025]

Katelyn's little dance of celebration for the keyboard frame! Adorable lol

[@MavyRose]

I love that you guys arent afraid to show failures to show your process! It makes me enjoy it so much more! Please keep up the amazing work that you do!

[@lilmissemi]

The way Evan echoes Katelyn is so cute 🥰

[@andytheguitarist472]

I dont know who edits these, i know kaitlyn does editing at times, but whoever edited this, absolutely amazing! Genius if i may say!

[@mae_synodic]

this turned out so pretty!! i was wondering if it was possible to just acetone the keys if they were a fail so then you didn't have to bother redoing them so many times? likely was a time issue i'm guessing but man this was awesome, would love to see more!!

[@justiina_cat]

The acetone also melts the plastic. I discovered this when i spilled acetone on a keyboard and it melted the surface and the inside parts too, so the keys wouldn't work anymore.

[@mae_synodic]

@@justiina_cat aaah, damn that’s unfortunate a simple solution wouldn’t suffice :(

[@TigerStyleFanMIZ]

I love seeing how y'all problem solve! Yesterday my best friend & I were talking about how important it is to share our mistakes & failures because rarely do new things we try work out the first time. It's so important to be reminded (and to remind others) that mistakes happen, and nobody's perfect.

[@minipretzels]

It's always a great day when EvanAndKatelyn uploads :)

[@biksw]

I know right!

[@Tastykake83]

You can also thin nail polishes with Thinner, or acetone before water marbling. They work much better ❤❤

[@Lollyover9000]

I could watch Katelyn do this forever! So adorable!! 12:44

[@tirkdiamond]

15:43 I feel Evan here. I'm doing the same sound when I'm exasperated.

[@musicxlovex56]

I love seeing your videos pop up, this looks like it will be a good one!

[@Itslibster]

I’ve been binging your videos as I’ve been working on my degree submissions because they’re just so fun and lighthearted, and I love both of your energies. You guys genuinely never fail to make me laugh, thank you so much for being yourselves :)

[@sydneyjohns1548]

I've done water marbling with spray paint for tumblers and I think it might work better for a full keyboard.

[@benquackenbush3336]

I love how much your editor gets you guys. They do such a wonderful job at expressing the thoughts you have trouble communicating across to us viewers. Side note - i love how Evans hair gets crazier and crazier throughout this video😂😂

[@at0067]

Katelyn edits all the videos!

[@LoekZuijderwijk]

​@@at0067not anymore, they mentioned having editors working on the main videos (in the interview on the imp and skizz podcast)

[@mrscb5303]

🙃I adore watching you two work. Even if I didn’t care about the project, your methods and personalities are can’t look away!! Ty for all the hard work you put into these videos 🧡🖤🧡🖤🧡

[@bazookabonsai8818]

Here's to your editors! When one is fighting depression,it is imperative to find things that make you happy; it is a great thing to genuinely laugh.

[@chandlernewell1812]

The alcohol added to the paint in the water could make a cool set inspired by that teal 90s pattern you’d see on like Dixie cups.

[@_hikala_]

It was really nice seeing you on the impandskizz podcast and getting a little behind the scenes. i’ve watched you and impulse and skills for a while now and I really enjoyed seeing you guys make a video together! The keyboard turned out really cool. Have a good day or night whenever you’re reading this!❤

[@tiago9977]

I'd love to see Evan & Katelyn's take on the trend of turning a vintage TV into cat bed for Joob lol

[@JacobJTequila]

This is without a doubt my favourite video from you two! The drama! The suspense! I’d pay to watch this as a movie in a cinema! Just wow

[@mrsoph28]

When I watermable my nails, I spread the first colour out over the surface of the water before doing the next drop of colour (idk if that makes sense lol) it enables the next drops to spread thinly enough that it doesn’t show the ‘water’ blobs, as they’re most likely just too-thick polish in most cases.

[@haileybischoff5943]

I feel like it would be so satisfying to see all of their custom keyboards in one video. A parody of an exclusive high end keyboard store showing off all the custom one-of-a-kind keyboards would be fun. “Ahh… yes… the velvet keyboard. You have very fine taste madame. The most luxurious and sensual of all our keyboards.” “You want to see the wood one? …Yes fine craftsmanship indeed. This keyboard lends an earthy warmth to your computing experience.”

[@Parakeet-jl5ng]

You might need to space the keys farther apart. I'm not sure but the combined surface area of the keys' sides seems like it would overlap. There might be a shortage of polish near the gaps that's causing some stresses in the film. Maybe that is causing some of your tear-out spots.

[@santiagovillegas1273]

You guys have the funniest sponsored ads, I literally get excited to watch them, Squarespace should double whatever they are paying you.

[@serendipity1274]

Excited to watch this later today with my mom!

[@Smartielew]

This was such a fun video to watch ❤️❤️ The editing gets me every time 🤣 y’all know humor, at least my kind of humor. Fantastic video and fun outcome!!

[@Ki-KisWorld]

I love how all your thumbnails are real even though you know how to use and have photoshop.

[@DougZeiser]

The editing in your videos are so freaking good! I especially liked using Evan's sounds over a car engine haha! Also, the stop motion at the end was awesome.

[@genius171]

I'm very curious why the smaller bin made such a big difference. Also i love the content, y'all never miss on a video. ❤️❤️

[@emma70707]

I wondered if it could have been a different plastic with a different polymer setting agent that was interfering with the nail polish...

[@genius171]

@@emma70707 that sounds pretty likely, or maybe a difference in the water surface area.

[@lacytaylor1501]

Maybe it was just the water had been ' primed ' with the constant flood of nail polish used for testing

[@veroniquedion3446]

``the normal use of nail polish cameo`` killed me at the end!! 🤣Always super fun to watch you guys make crazy good/chaotic project!!

[@Leena79]

I've only ever water marbled paper, but it is fun! I'd like to see you try something other than nailpolish, which tends to dry really fast. I remember, the first time I tried water marbling, the only paint I had at the time was intended for glass painting. It took forever to dry, which was probably a positive while dipping, but a pain in the butt waiting for them to dry. Any non-watersoluble paint could potentially work, I think nailpolish dries too fast and is too thick to be ideal. You can also use watersoluble paints, if you use something other than water for the bath. The keyboard is amazing, despite everything. I kinda want to try this, too.

[@keiragayan9604]

6:07 I love how excited they are in their samples!

[@Syunnnnnnn]

try hydo dipping with spray paint, you would get a easier result

[@JennL919]

I'm so confused why they didn't do spray paint

[@amiemarieart]

I love seeing your process of trials and experiments. End result was amazing ❤ Spray paint also works well, and doesn't get gluggy.

[@papermintairplane]

"We didn't sand the keys" is the new "we forgot mold release!"

[@jacejk2]

I've seen video of this technique used in production application. The dipping tub had a divider on the surface. With the design on one side and clear water on the other. They pass the object to be coated into the clear side, under and divider then up through the color.. Thanks for meeting you at Open Sauce.

[@nocturnalizzie]

Nail polish enthusiast and occasional watermarble witch here! Whether a polish is shimmery or creme ("matte") doesn't really indicate whether or not it will spread well in the water. It seems to be more based on the overall formulation of the polish. But from my experience, you generally don't want to use ones that claim to dry quickly (like the Sally Hansen Insta-Dri ones you have) since the polish is already going to be drying somewhat quickly on the water's surface. I'm told it's ideal to use room-temperature distilled water for marbling, though I haven't really noticed a difference between my (just-shy-of-toxic) tap water and distilled. When I dip my nail in the water, I usually hold it under the surface for a bit while I use a q-tip to get all the extra polish out of the way to make sure no extra color clings onto the design while I get my finger out. And sometimes when I get the bubbles of failure, I just kinda paint some polish on there and try to make it look organic. I can confirm that "fun aside from all the infuriation" is about how I expect watermarble to go every time. 😛This project turned out so well!! 😍 Also, you know you're too into nail polish when you can *recognize* Sinful Colors Let's Talk (the shimmery purple) and Sally Hansen My Ca-banana (yellow creme). 😅 Maybe I'll try to watermarble my nails with a similar look at some point and tag y'all on IG if it works!

[@danielkinnard5636]

"watermarble witch" the hell?

[@nocturnalizzie]

@@danielkinnard5636 It's a joke (or is it? 🧙🏻‍♀️🤔) about how it takes witchcraft to successfully watermarble your nails, haha.

[@elvinlight7853]

This was sooo cool! Thank you for showing your process of making, and experimenting to get to something awesome! Y'all are really inspiring and awesome

[@LunaBeth97]

Ooh I have 3 of the 4 Sally Hansen polishes myself (not the pearl one) and I really like the two colour therapy ones but the gel one is way too sheer for my liking which is really unfortunate as its such a cool shifting colour! I'm actually interested in whether the gel one would work for water marbling because its so sheer. I'm a bit of a nail polish nerd so always get excited when someone uses one that I already have in my collection 😂

[@QuestionReason]

Yeah! So in my experience, the very sheer polishes are built to go on top of another color and add a shimmer, or if iridescent, a pop of color. Try some of your sheer polishes on black and white tests. Iridescent polishes will turn out differently on different colors too. On white it may be pinks and yellows, on black it may be greens and reds. But on green? Who knows! I just know they are the glitter in my pocket, I love it. Have a good time!

[@LunaBeth97]

@@QuestionReason Oddly enough I actually use it on top of the blue Sally Hansen polishes they use and it does create a really pretty effect! It just sucked a bit that I was expecting it to look like how it does in the bottle when it didn't.

[@astropgn]

6:12 OH MY GOD!! Whoever got the idea to make this edit IS A FREAKING GENIUS!!!! - And then they do this!!!! 14:44

[@ATCF]

I'd skip the nail polish and use spray paint. I've done some large projects, much larger than a keyboard, by dipping with spray paint with excellent results.

[@gracebohler4380]

This was so cool! I hope you do more marbling in the future. The keyboard looks SICK!

[@tracymclaughlinholmes677]

The next time you want to do anything that's dipping like that it works best if you put in almost an entire bottle of clear nail polish first. The clear nail polish puts the film on top of the water and then your colors will stay closer to where you want them. It also stops the colors from spreading out quite so far

[@early2exit]

You WANT the color to spread out. Thats why the ones where it didnt, failed. The paint is too thick in the areas the color doesnt spread. Thats where the big globs of paint come from.

[@tracymclaughlinholmes677]

@@early2exit it does spread. When you're using a large bucket you don't use enough nail polish and it's becoming to diluted. They also were looking to use a toothpick to create a design. When you do that you don't want the nail polish to spread really far or your toothpick isn't going to do anything in creating a design. Clear nail polish puts the coating on top of the water allowing you to put the colors where you want and then mix them about with the toothpick as you desire.

[@christiebecerril8113]

It turned out so beautiful! I love the colors and it looks so cool with the light coming through

[@emmaprole293]

I’m confused. Evan said he didn’t want to wait and order more. Couldn’t you use nail polish remover to take it off the ones you didn’t like so you could do it again.

[@Hufflepuff_cookie]

Jumpscare sprinkle song? 😂 theres gotta be some Moriah Elizabeth fans here! The final product looks great! I love watching you huys troubleshoot and learn along the way.

[@TheFrozenFlame05]

Y'all must have just like a drawer full of keyboards at this point.

[@catahlersmeyer6192]

I was in love with Katelyn’s first test trial! Loved how subtle the colors were!

[@phuonghoang1161]

You mean the EVANRYWHERE technique

[@smilygriffin1144]

Those target employees must've been so confused😅 "That's probably the 10th bottle of the same colour, and they keep coming back!" Love the finished product, it reminds me of a peacock, especially the middle of the case🦚

[@jessicav2031]

Hmm. The "stuff" in nail polish is soluble in acetone, right, so wouldn't you want a non-polar liquid (which evaporates faster than water)? Maybe...hexane or gasoline? What could possibly go wrong? Also, the lack of witch hats is definitely causing a problem.

[@misconceptionofyours2409]

Okay, this project was pretty darned awesome once you figured out the method to the madness. And I enjoyed seeing the creativity across the board. Thank you guys, again, for another amazing video.

[@darkinertia2]

uhhh disagree, the toilet seat was NOT a fail, it was a win for us all

[@savannah9712]

I love when E&K get to that point of delerious hilarity in a project. I always know something great is about to happen 😅

[@h7opolo]

11:35 no, your issue is that the paints react with the water upon contact to form a film, but you keep stirring up this film in a vain attempt to spread out the paint. if you want the paint spread out, then you have to apply it to the water's surface where you want it. the tearing film effect is useful in securing the paint to the object. understanding this concept will allow you to water paint individual keys on the entire keyboard, as you inaccurately alluded to in the intro, @0:40.

[@hershmysson]

WAIT??? The switches were in???

[@donkey6741]

I literally never skip your guys add promo, they're always soooo entertaining ❤❤

[@cepheuslu7330]

I was having dinner at Bubba's 33 and saw a little clip of y'all's pop up on one of the TVs! My boyfriend couldnt understand why I was so happy! Like, those are my favorite people!

[@elisehibbard2489]

Try vs buy idea!!!! Exoy one! This thing is bonkers and I bet you guys could rock it!

[@sophiedetwiler5490]

That Moriah sprinkle song caught me off guard😂💜

[@static_crab]

That and Oversimplified’s ending music caught me off guard lol

[@kerripettit7639]

You all do the best ads ever! Usually I FF thru ads in videos, but I honestly can't wait to see what you'll come up with for yours. If KZbin ever stops making you a good living I think a lot of ad agencies could very much use your help. 😅

[@ALocalFreak]

These two are the perfect chaotic couple I love the crazy ideas they have

[@paulodeoliveira3368]

Nail polish uses acetone as a solvent so to slow the drying time you should first float a acetone coat and then add the nail polishes afterwards. it will also thin the overall coating.

[@Rustanator2]

great video. it really embodied the make fail make fail make fail. Also as always the editing and comedic editing was top notch.

[@urlcats]

PERFECT example of why i watch ur ad reels!!!!

[@tommycolorado3722]

watching the reactions to the struggles makes the eventual success even better i think

[@Mango_41]

Wow this is the earliest I’ve ever been! Love your channel Evan and katelyn 😊😊

[@Taracinablue]

Gorgeous! I'm so glad it turned out!

[@Calaidi]

Ooooh, the finished keyboard looks so cool! My guess as to why the glitter/shimmer polishes didn't work well at first is that most of those types of polishes have a clear or tinted base. So they'd end up basically invisible except for the glitters, until enough of it built up on the surface that the next pours of nail polish ended up on top of that clear layer, instead of the water.

[@notmyname327]

This one was so fun! At first I thought I wasn't feeling another keyboard video, but the end result was great and the video was very entertaining. Great problem solving by sticking to the magic bucket!