Marble Rocks With Nail Polish

Once you have all the colors poured use the stick to pull the colors across the surface until you get a mix that you like.

Marble rocks with nail polish.

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Put on disposable gloves so that the nail polish won t stain your hands. Otherwise the nail polish starts to dry on the top surface of the water and can sometimes result in a less appealing marbled product. Use the stirring stick to collect the rest of the nail polish and to clean up the water for the next color. Or you can always use nail polish remover to clean your hands later.

The water needs to be luke warm when it s cold the nail polish just goes into droplets instead of spreading. Now comes the fun part. Choose nail polish colors that would go well together. Wait 10 mins for the nail polish to try and then pat the water.

Submerge the rock underwater and then slowly remove it. Do these next steps quickly to get the best results. I do this so that once i start to pour out nail polish i can easily pour all the colors in just a few seconds pick up my item to marble dip and be done. Unscrew all the tops to your nail polish containers and place them next to the water.

Using one color at a time pour some polish into the water at different spots across the surface. The nail polish will be stuck on the face of the box. Diy marble coffee mugs using nail polish is my favorite way to make marble coffee mugs. The temperature of the water does matter and so does the brand of the nail polish.

I will link the things you need below. When you are done marbling the nail polish dip your rock slowly in the center of your nail polish design. The kids and i had a fun time dipping rocks into the nail polish to get some fun marbled looking rocks.