Can I use these paints on the inside of a coffee mug? And still drink from the mug?
786203
Probably not, I use them on my desks at school. They do rub off with some scrubbing with a wipe or with a dry erase marker.
622300
I wouldn't. This plastic stains easily and will retain a coffee/tea odor and color. It is a GREAT water bottle. But I'd look for something else to carry other types of liquids in.
828232
Yes, you can . . . but, if it's a hot (and even an immsely cold) drink, like coffee, ytou might want to be very careful. I have no idea how quickly liquid will flow out of this tumbler without the silicone lid on. Plus, metal's a good conductor of heat AND of cold -- as ye olde physics classes have taught us yes -- so you might not want to give your lips a scalding surprise. Use the silicone lid for its ultimate coolness is my advice. Not a stupid question at all Hyok.
899062
Yes/no....if you don't wash and dry immediately after use, water spots will form and some dark residue will remain. Don't fret if that happens...you can purchase a bottle of copper cleaner and clean/buff any residue off. I don't have to do this very often as long as I'm diligent about cleaning and drying them after each use. This mug is pure copper inside/out. Others are copper exterior only and an alloy inside which is easier to keep clean. Depends on if you want a full copper mug...I did
98218
I found these paints too light for painting on glass. I assume they would work well on unglazed white mug. The paint did come off in the dishwasher.
551521
Try the paint and see what happens. Can't think of any reason why it wouldn't work. I've used my set primarily for Zendoodles and had no problem with pen and ink on the coasters.
162216
I used a sponge brush. That way you won't see any brush strokes. Unless you're painting a wall or large surface, pick a size that will go with the item you're painting. Coffee mugs, glasses or picture frames would take a smaller sponge brush. And definitely use the painter's tape so that you don't get the paint where you don't want it. It'll save a lot of time of work later trying to scrape it off. The coffee mugs I did for Valentine's Day are still holding up just great. You're only limited as to what your imagination comes up with. Hope you have fun with it!
351334
I decorated the mugs per instructions on Pinterest using special ceramic paint pens, then baked them as instructed. Baking did not damage them. However, the paint began washing off immediately and after two or three washes, were completely back to the original mugs -- no design left.
1961114
I don't think I would put liquid in it. We used it as a decoration for a teachers gift.
1713324
i never tried to use them in iced coffee. if the coffee is just warm i assume that they would work ok. i don't know about putting them into hot liquid!
685810
I guess you can, if you're careful about it. I wouldn't know what type of paint to use. I just used crayons on mine.
198804
I don't see why they couldn't. The bottles are small so depending on the size of the hands you may be only to get a couple of prints out of each bottle but that is a really cute idea! I would just get a paper plate and squeeze out all the paint.
140341
I have not used mine for anything but coffee. I'd wager, however, that since it is made of glass and metal- (materials that do not tend to retain flavors), you should be okay, especially if you give it a good wash in between.
658006
I use them for regular mugs, the taste is strong. I think in a small kettle it'd be ok. I'd use two for a big kettle as my huge mug seems to be a lighter taste.
2088672
No, I don't think stain will work. Not sure what color you are wanting but they also come in Espresso.
80615
Yes, it can be used to coat the coasters. As for using indoors, I do it all the time but I don't have kids around and after working in an auto paint shop, I don't even notice the fumes. If you have a vented stove you could lay some cardboard down over the top and use that as a spray booth, or a ventilated bathroom.
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No, these cups are designed to prevent spills when the cup is knocked on its side. There is a large whole in the middle of the cup ment for dipping brushes into. Shaking these cups will result in paint on the inside lid and will make a mess once you open it.