UPCYCLED: Turn Any Shirt Into a Mineral Wash Tee

[@supermonkayman]

hey man great video, i looked and noticed you hadnt uploaded in a while but i sincerely think you could be big on youtube. for someone with only 50 subs these are really well edited and in a lot of ways it feels like im watching a youtuber with 10s of thousands at least. Youve got a lot of talent with video production, keep learning more about it and keep practicing by making videos. your quality will improve and by making more videos and beingf consistent about it youll get more exposure and you could probably make decent money from this. TLDR: keep up the good work and keep making videos, dont quit the grind brotha

[@CalvinHeath]

yeah fr wtf, 4 videos and these are your results already. You’re crushing it with your unique videos

[@beazav5686]

Cool! Also highly entertaining over voice 👌 Keep going!

[@sonnylira2846]

The vocal fry is wild

[@JackUrban-z6d]

Did you dilute the bleach before dipping the rocks?

[@justmara9111]

This is so cool! I’m going to have to try it

[@terror4054]

Did you dilute your bleach with water? I'm looking to make these myself, in bulk for a brand, but I'm not sure I want as clear of an effect as you have gotten.

[@disadvantagedify]

hey whats the dye you put it in after. Is this to tone down the effect of the bleach basically?

[@centauri.]

I used rit dye, and yes exactly, the dye is supposed to make the whole shirt one color and seem cohesive

[@s.a.b.i.]

Peroxide neutralizes bleach as well 🙌

[@beytulk]

Nays video. I have a question, is your printer is a 3d printer?

[@negstzytvgaming8128]

hello bro, what ink that you use?

[@aminaperson2202]

Hey cool shirt! What program did you use for the image?

[@centauri.]

Inkscape, its a free vector image creating software.

[@irmakoch6779]

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