In a bright Fort Lauderdale studio you’ll learn to pour, decorate, and finish a personalized resin tumbler in a one-hour, instructor-led session. Materials and drying are handled by the studio—bring design ideas and expect a short wait for pickup or shipping.
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The studio light slants through tall windows, catching glitter and ribbons of colored resin as an instructor steadies your hand. Around you, worktables hum with quiet concentration—people choosing pigments, placing decals, and learning the measured pour that turns liquid epoxy into a glossy tumbler. The air smells faintly of citrus cleaner and solvent; soft music and the clink of glass set a practical, focused rhythm.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; this is a seated, low-impact craft suitable for children (3+) with supervision.
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History
Fort Lauderdale’s modern maker and artisan scene expanded from waterfront commerce and post‑war redevelopment, turning former industrial pockets into studios and galleries.
Conservation
Resin work generates chemical waste; choose studios that use low-VOC formulations, ventilate properly, and follow local disposal rules to minimize impact.
Reserve your spot on the Resin Tumbler or Water Bottle Experience today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Plan for curing time
Tumbler resin requires several days to fully cure—build pickup or shipping time into your schedule.
Bring design references
Save photos or logos on your phone to speed personalization and avoid decision fatigue during the session.
Ventilation matters
Even with low-odor resins, choose a studio that ventilates well and alert staff to sensitivities.
Consider upgrades ahead
If you want initials, logos, or a 30‑oz size, budget for the available upcharges before booking.
Reference images on phone
Speeds personalization and helps instructors apply logos or color schemes accurately.
Comfy clothes you don't mind splattering
Resin can splash; aprons are provided but comfortable, older clothes reduce stress about spills.
Closed-toe shoes
Studio floors can have tools and supplies; closed toes protect against dropped objects.
Small cooler bag for transport
If you pick up your cured tumbler in hot weather, insulated transport prevents heat-softening during transit.
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