HyperSpeed Is Back: The Fast-Finish Tumbler Glaze Creators Keep Selling Out
HyperSpeed is back, but probably not for long.
One of Artistry Epoxy's top-selling tumbler finishes is back in stock. HyperSpeed was built for creators who need a beautiful finish without waiting all day for the next step.
HyperSpeed Tumbler Glaze is a specialty fast-curing coating that can become touchable in as little as 15 to 20 minutes and lets creators move through layers at a pace traditional workflows cannot always match.
The result is a self-leveling, high-gloss finish designed for fast tumbler production, quick turnaround, and projects that need to get off the turner and into customers' hands sooner.
From working time to finished artwork, HyperSpeed moves fast.
HyperSpeed gives creators a short working window followed by an accelerated finishing schedule. That makes it especially useful when production speed matters.
Fast turnaround without giving up the finish.
HyperSpeed combines speed with the features tumbler makers expect from a finishing coat.
Fast handling
Projects can become touchable in as little as 15 to 20 minutes.
Self-leveling
Formulated to flow into a smooth, polished-looking surface.
High gloss
Gives finished tumbler artwork a bright, glossy appearance.
Use across layers
Designed to work throughout your tumbler layering process.
Food safe
HyperSpeed is listed as meeting FDA standards for food safety.
Not an epoxy
HyperSpeed is a specialty coating with its own application and cure characteristics.
One of Artistry Epoxy's hardest products to keep in stock.
HyperSpeed is back. Grab your kit while supply is available.
HyperSpeed is designed for makers who want to move through their tumbler workflow faster while maintaining a glossy finished look.
HyperSpeed is not traditional epoxy.
That distinction matters. HyperSpeed is described as a specialty tumbler glaze rather than an epoxy resin, so creators should approach it as its own coating system instead of assuming it behaves exactly like a traditional resin and hardener workflow.
Waiting between stages
Standard coating workflows can require significantly longer cure or handling periods before the next layer or finishing step.
Move through projects faster
HyperSpeed allows another layer in roughly 10 to 12 minutes and can become touchable in around 15 to 20 minutes under suitable conditions.
Where HyperSpeed really earns its name
Have tumblers waiting to be finished?
HyperSpeed can help you move from layer to layer much faster.
A 5-minute working time changes the workflow.
HyperSpeed's biggest advantage also means creators should be prepared before they begin. With approximately five minutes of working time, organization becomes especially important.
Prepare first
Have your tumbler, tools, workspace, and materials ready before starting your coating step.
Work efficiently
A five-minute working time means this is not the stage to stop and search for missing supplies.
Watch your timing
Another layer may be possible around 10 to 12 minutes after application.
Finish faster
Finished artwork can be ready for customers in as little as 24 hours.
HyperSpeed FAQ
Is HyperSpeed an epoxy?
No. Artistry Epoxy describes HyperSpeed as a specialty tumbler coating, not an epoxy.
How quickly can I touch the project?
HyperSpeed is listed as becoming touchable in approximately 15 to 20 minutes.
When can I add another layer?
The listed second-layer timing is approximately 10 to 12 minutes.
When can it be sanded?
HyperSpeed is listed as sandable in approximately 2 to 4 hours.
How quickly can the finished project be ready?
Artwork made with HyperSpeed can be ready for customers in as little as 24 hours.
Fast sells out fast.
HyperSpeed is one of Artistry Epoxy's top sellers and can be difficult to keep in stock. If faster tumbler turnaround is part of your workflow, now is the time to grab a kit.
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