Thread: Trouble building lather

I Epoxied some fish tank gravel into the bottom of my lather bowl to create a little friction while whipping up my lather, it did make a big difference in the amount I was able to create and the speed which it was created. Its similar to the ridges in dirty bird scuttles.

Originally Posted by Mastershake

I Epoxied some fish tank gravel into the bottom of my lather bowl to create a little friction while whipping up my lather, it did make a big difference in the amount I was able to create and the speed which it was created. Its similar to the ridges in dirty bird scuttles.

Glad to see ingenuity happening. For the past year I have been using quick set epoxy in a dispenser and making lather bowls out of Goodwill finds of wood bowls and ceramic bowls as well as dollar store plastic Salsa bowls. Set out a few to interested people who have enjoyed the results. Don't have fish and the gravel is a smart addition to the process. Cost in almost all cases has been under five dollars (cost almost the same amount to mail one.)