jast
June 20, 2019, 11:27am
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Bearing in mind I’ve not done this personally…
here’s the thread I was thinking of
Didin’t know if I should post this in the Science or Creative Arts groups, but wanted to post a couple of pictures of a quick project I just finished up.
I have SEVERAL glass carboys for brewing (hence science) but none of them have any volume markings on them. I’ve tried in the past to use markers, stickers, tape, etc. to mark the volumes, but I finally came around to actually etching the glass.
I first cut a number of stencils on the vinyl cutter with the help of another member. I had fill…
and he used Armor Etch
So what’s in that?
See what's in glass etching cream and the different ingredients if you wanted to make the acidic cream yourself. Also, shows a question and a site correction.
Est. reading time: 1 minute
Barium Sulfate
Sulfuric Acid
Sodium Bifluoride
and Ammonium Bifluoride
I’ve heard the vapor hone works well, but have never done that, either. I’m sure the vinyl won’t stand up as well as it would to the dry media blaster, but it might do “good enough”…
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