Can this be used with Armour Etch cream for glass?
247446
Yes! I used it to etch wine glasses. It rinses off no problem and doesn't damage the stencils at all.
138861
I believe it would especially since it removed etch marks! The size of the container is very small but a little goes along
1437150
I don't think so. It is made chemically to bond to other Vinylux polish. However, I have not tried using it over other types of polish.
438993
Yes I have used this to etch glass and stainless steel and it works great and I would recommend this to any hobbiest
1049820
Do you mean etching cream? I use the Silhouette brand etching cream. You can buy that here on Amazon and I believe you can use other brands of etching cream, as well. You apply the stencil to the glass using transfer material, then you apply the etching cream for a specified amount of time.
345769
Guesswork here* Correct me if someone knows better. The color of the glass will not effect whether or not you can etch with this product. It will effect the end result. IE, etching on clear glass takes away an outer layer where the etch is and results in a frosted look of whatever shape you etched. So on black glass (assuming the glass is completely black and does not have a film on the outside or something with clear glass on the inside) it would likely just be black and wouldn't stand out much except on closer examination. I'm intrigued, how are the LEDs going to be used with the glass? Is it a glass window and there's LEDs on the inside surface?
1654402
No. Glass etching is done with diamond or carbide tips on a rotary device (like a Dremel) that rotates the tip to score or cut away bits of the glass. This is a heat device that will slice through plastics to create a stencil. Search through Amazon or Google for "diamond burr set." Another way to etch glass is to sandblast or to chemically etch the glass with something like Armour Etch.
599360
I don't know. Sorry I can help you with that. I only use it for glass and plastic etchings.
1964565
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.
1509364
I do not think so. It requires a very solid part as a base or the film will crack. It is my experience as a plant metallurgist in a major corporation that this is a superior for sealing polished surfaces. It last for many, many years.
1924180
I would not use Wenol for enamel or anything that is simply plated. I suggest you try toothpaste on the cookware--the paste kind, not the gel. Try it on a small area first, to make sure it's ok.
1503140
I purchased this to engrave glass, but I dont see any reason why you could not use it on copper, you would have to have the correct tip, they can be purchaced at any craft store.
431944
It all depends on your application. If you have some type of blemish scratch etching , etc I say give it a try ! Its uses goes beyond what is described here on Amazon....
1895
I have no experience in this. I imagine if the glass has the female part to the mold of the acrylic then yes.
1794846
I would definitely not do that. this stuff is essentially glass polish and it's quite abrasive. most flat-screens have a plastic coating over the screen, this stuff will just make the whole area you use it on look scuffed and hazy.
1192409
I would say yes. Agate falls into the same Mohs hardness scale as glass (6-7) and that's what I use them for. Just makes sure to drill using water and take your time (lots of YouTube videos). Lasco makes great quality bits.
2035857
It will work fine with any glass or plexiglass 1/4 inch or less. I used it on 1/4" tinted glass about 34" high by 24 inches wide. Works great.