Skinny 30oz Tapered Tumbler

Skinny 30oz Tapered Tumbler

The Essentials: Application & Crafting Methods

• Best For: Glitter and resin builds, UV DTF wraps, vinyl decals, and laser engraving all suit this bare blank.
• Application Note 1: On a tapered blank, line up a UV DTF wrap or vinyl decal starting from the wider top edge and work down, so the narrowing curve doesn't pull the design out of square.
• Application Note 2: For an epoxy build, scuff the bare steel first, apply thin coats, and use a cup turner while it cures so the resin doesn't pool on one side of the taper.

Product Details

Sanding a stainless blank before an epoxy pour is nobody's favourite part of the process. It's dusty, it's a bit tedious, and it's easy to rush past it and end up with epoxy that lifts at the edges later. This tapered 30oz skinny is bare stainless steel, so that scuffing step is still on you here, but at least the payoff is a smooth, wide surface that gives a glitter or resin build plenty of room to shine.

Once the surface has a light scuff and a wipe down, a resin and glitter build cures nicely on the tapered shape, and a cup turner keeps everything even while it sets. If you're stocking up on colours and chunky mixes for a batch of these, the craft glitter collection has options worth a look. If skipping the sanding step entirely sounds better, the shop also carries a pre-sanded 20oz skinny for exactly that reason, though this 30oz tapered one is sold bare.

Features:

• Capacity: 30oz
• Material: Uncoated stainless steel, double-wall construction
• Design: Tapered silhouette, wide at the mouth and narrow at the base

Quick Q&A

Q: Can I use sublimation on this blank?
A: No poly coating here, this is bare stainless steel meant for epoxy and glitter builds, UV DTF wraps, vinyl and laser work rather than sublimation transfers.

Q: What does the epoxy process actually look like on this blank?
A: Scuff the surface, wipe away the dust, then build up your glitter or resin in thin layers rather than one thick pour. A cup turner keeps it spinning evenly while it cures so you don't end up with drips or a flat side.