SS Fatty 30oz Stainless Steel Tumbler - 220061
The Essentials: Application & Crafting Methods
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Best For: UV DTF wraps, vinyl and decals, laser engraving, and epoxy or resin builds finished with a topcoat, all suited to this bare stainless surface.
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Application Note 1: The wide fatty body on this 30oz gives a UV DTF wrap or vinyl design even more flat room than the 22oz version, so bigger artwork lays flat without curving out of view, no press, no heat, just the wrap.
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Application Note 2: An epoxy pour needs a scuffed surface to hold onto, so give it a light sand first since it ships smooth, not pre-sanded. For a shortcut, the shop also carries a pre-sanded 20oz skinny that skips that step entirely.
Product Details
By hour eight of a long shift or a full day outside, a drink that's gone warm is its own kind of letdown. The SS Fatty 30oz is a wide-body stainless steel tumbler with enough capacity that you're not refilling every hour. It's bare stainless steel, no coating, stocked and shipped from Canada, and it's meant for you to decorate however you like before it ever holds a drop.
This size gives an epoxy tumbler build a lot of room to work with, and once glitter or a design is sealed on, a coat from CrystaLac topcoats is what locks it in for daily use. It also takes UV DTF wraps, vinyl and decals, and laser engraving without any trouble. At 30oz, it's one of the bigger bare blanks in the lineup, built for someone who wants fewer refills over a long day, not a dainty sipping cup.
Features:
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Capacity: 30oz
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Material: 18/8 (304) stainless steel
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Design: Wide-body fatty tumbler shape, double-wall construction
Quick Q&A
Q: Can I use sublimation on this blank?
A: No, the SS Fatty 30oz has no poly coating, it's raw stainless steel. It's built for vinyl, decals, laser engraving, UV DTF wraps or an epoxy build instead.
Q: What does the actual epoxy process on this tumbler look like?
A: Scuff the bare steel first so the epoxy has something to bite into, apply your glitter or design under a resin coat, then let it cure on a turner so it sets evenly instead of pooling on one side. A topcoat afterward protects the finish from daily handling.