Can these stencils be used for glass etching?
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I have not tried them for glass etching, but I would be happy to cut a piece of my stencil off and send it to you to try. They are not sticky like a regular glass etching stencil, but they are flexible and I would just try the repositionable sprays for adhesion. What the heck, that's how we learn new techniques.
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That's why I bought it to etch wine glasses But sorry to say I haven't tried it Good luck
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We had a set from kone. It requires a stamp and special quick drying polish to use these stencils.
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No Clue. I used these to add a basic stained glass effect to an antique window shutter. Sorry I didn't use them for a photography application. And there are no instructs included with these.
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In my classes we use the stencil cutter for small curved area, in particular. For long straight lines we use an exacto knife and a steel ruler. So the answer is yes.
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I would say yes, but if you plan on reusing it, it will be really hard. But a one time stencil use, it is perfect
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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 don't know I never used them for glass...and I can't try it 'cause I don't have the kit anymore
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I don't think so--but they're pretty sturdy. I would only use them for accent or occasional use as they are acrylic.
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I do not have an answer for your teflon perspective to the use of Sharpie Industrial Pens. I would suggest you get some and try it. I highly suspect glass would not be a problem.
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I don't know. I used a hand held embosser on them and they worked great for that purpose.
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They say they can be used but I have only tried them on mason jars and glass bottles. Not impressed. The Martha Stewart paints and Plaid are wonderful for glass with the Liquitex Medium Semi- gloss over them. Hope this helps.
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I don't know. I used them on a smooth surface. my guess would be that you could but it might not look good.
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I don't think so, but perhaps. They are not the same type of sheet that stencils are made from.
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This product is NOT FOR CLEANING GLASSES. It is for etching designs into glass.
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Hi from New Zealand and the question should really be , not what can I do with them but do I really need them for the type of Dremel work I am already doing. I'm a typical Gemini and have loads of fun trying many many craft styles. Best use for these is for glass and bone carving/polishing etc. They would probably be useful for smoothing out any chips in your bakelite projects. I recently drilled some 5mm diam holes in laminated glass and with the odd squirt of water to cool burr and flush away the ground glass they did a mighty good job with little sign of wear even after some 20 holes. My main use is for detailing seaglass trinkets. Good luck in retirement. Barry p.s. I'm not an expert!!!
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Potentially, depending on your skill level with doing wall stenciling. As with any wall stencil, the key is making sure you have it secured/taped in the right place and that the stencil cut is exact. I've found a heat tool like a wood burner doesn't cut/melt the exact line I want so I went back to using an Exacto knife to make sure I got the design I wanted.