is it permanent? does it work on etched glass?
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It's wax of some type and when dry it doesn't come off easily. I suspect that any solvent based cleaner would remove it but I've never tried. After it sets awhile, water wont remove it. I would think that it would stick nicely to the etched parts of the pattern, but I don't think the smooth glass surface would hold up in the long term.
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Etched glass: I believe it would work very well. I have used it on several surfaces- wood, plastic & metal. it does need a texture to 'catch' the pigment but etched glass would be just fine. For instance, sanded wood was still rough enough to 'take'. As for permanent... yes. You could clean it off with a solvent, but I would consider it permanent. Especially in etched glass, it would be nearly impossible to remove it from the sanded texture. This product is like a metallic ointment, almost. After you dab it onto the surface, you buff it a little and it begins to shine. It is not a raised texture like paint or even gold leaf, it is an extremely thin pigment that pretty much becomes part of the product it is on. For this reason, I dab it onto a clean cloth and then dab the cloth onto the project. It is very easy to work with and looks very professional.
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I don't know about Etchingthe cup. I do know one of them cracked on the inner glass. I'm just waiting for the other one to do the same. Not a great item
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I accidentally glued a glass piece of jewelry to my glass table top and it dried to solidly that I ruined the tabletop. I would say it works well on glass to glass and be careful not to spill the glue!
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i do not allow it to get on glass. the ovwer spray that gets on my glass i wipe off at once. to me it looks as if it would not work on glass
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I guess it should. I do not have a slab of glass to test on. It works on paper, polished wood and plastic. It's got a good feel and weight to it.
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Yes I believe you might be able to use it on chemically treated glass. The manufacturer states that it's safe to use on tinted glass and other similar types of glass, but I would contact them directly to make sure. Here's the contact info. The company name is Stoner, located in Quarryville PA, their phone # is (717) 786-7355. Good luck, hope it works!
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You are right; permanent, not erasable. If you want something permanent, this writes nice and smooth, but if you want erasable, find something else!
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I am not sure, does it say in the product description? I have only used on glass. It may work though and look good kinda like the chilis signs.
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Hi Annabelle! Yes, the 88CM scriber can indeed etch glass. However, the very sharp point creates an impression which is quite fine indeed. And although a single impression is legible enough to be used for inventory identification purposes, you might want to go over your inscription several times to create a prominently readable name on your glass object. I did not try this, but you could probably go over your inscription with a permanent Sharpie (wiping off the excess of course) to make the inscription more prominent and colorful. I hope this helps.
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I found it not to be permanent. I have discontinued using after several cartridge purchases.
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absolutely, it works great...wet paper towel..five dabs...smear all over the glass...wipe with wet paper towel and rinse dry with a third piece of paper towel...
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it can but it won't erase. works best on glass like screen doors if you want to use it for holiday decorations.
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I just removed one from a metal pail to check again. It left no residue. It was a tiny bit harder to remove than immediately after I put one on. Once I was able to lift an edge (and we're only talking a few seconds), I was able to easily remove it. I stuck it on again with no problem whatsoever. My only concern with drink markers would be if there is a lot condensation on the glass, I'm not sure they'd stick as well.
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I don't think you can use it on glass at all. It dries milkey so it would look like frosted glass if you did. Supposedly they are working on a version that dries clear.
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They are etched glass, but they don't work as well as some glass files I've used.
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As far as I can tell its permanent . They even recommend putting silicone adhesive around the edges. Im sure you could get it off but it would take a while and ruin the film.
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I expect it will work. It should be strong enough and I have found it to be highly resistant to heat. One cautionary note: If there is any coating on the glass such as a tinting material, the adhesive will likely damage it when it is removed. Should be no problem on bare glass, aluminum, or the like.