is there a laser etch in the glass to help with bubbles?
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I don't own Spiegelau brand. But do own Reidel Veritas and their website claims they have the laser etch. You can't see it though. But bubbly in the glass is very bubbly. And in France we heard that all the champagne houses have done this for years with their glassware. I'd go to Spiegelau's website and check their claims there.
1318796
If it does, it is not visible. It is a lovely flute and holds bubbles nicely.
1206549
I doubt it. You could flatten the outside but the bevel on the inside edges would not be accessible. A fine set of diamond files is the best. Second is flat thick glass and a very fine abrasive laid to the edge such as micro mesh and carefully drawing the interior edges along the edge of the glass. The flat is simple.
871412
Absolutely! But remember to change the air stone once it no longer makes bubbles.
556402
I have never tried that. I hope they are dead first! :) if I was going to try it, I would do small layers at a time so it will be easier to keep the air bubbles out and be crystal clear. Good Luck!
1192352
Yeah so is everyone else. There is no nucleation point on the inside of the glass on the bottom! The laser etching that is supposed to be on the inside and the bottom is on the outside of the bottom it's stupid. Don't get this glass set.
2067437
All I did was used alcohol wipes to clean surface... That's it. Then used a credit card to get rid of bubbles
141454
The etching is on the bottom of the coaster. The top is flat and has a rim around the edge to hold any water and to keep your glass on the coaster.
718405
It's doable but it's not simple to get all the bubbles out. You'll want a hair dryer, a syringe, and a backup painting in case you screw up, and a practice painting to mess up beforehand.
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I wish I could help you. The stoppers didn't keep the bubbles in for me, either. I should have returned them, but I didn't try them until long after the return period.
1835470
What did you inlay with? Directions for the product say wood needs to be sealed to avoid bubbles. I covered a wood table with a glass mosaic, grouted around the glass, sealed with a mosaic sealer and then poured the resin over it. There were still bubbles so I used a crafting propane torch to work out the bubbles which is also explained in the product's instructions. Bubbles are inevitable and need to be "blown" out.
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There is a small dimple on the bottom of the glass, but it doesn't go all the way up the bubble. If you put them in the dishwasher there may be a small amount of water that stays in the dimple. It's easy enough to wipe out with a dish towel or paper towel though.
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Yes definitely. I've used others, and some do make better bubbles than others.
1239983
I don't think so. Most of laser mouse won't work on glass surface except it's dull polish.
1266570
The kit has the edge seal gasket adhesive and the glass with tools. The kit does not contain the optic adhesive (the adhesive that holds it to the glass). I suspect the reason they do not include the glass adhesive is because you need a vacuum chamber to remove the bubbles or else want people to pay for the repair service. I should receive the optic adhesive from China in a couple of weeks and I'll try to see how that works.
879926
Someone suggested glass cleaner w/vinegar and that works well for us. I imagine a water & vinegar solution would work well too.
1178715
Nope is doesn't come with any solution. You can apply directly but it creates bubbles. I had to make my own slolution. They give 2 screens just in case you screw first one.
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yes. the bubbles come from air supplied by an airpump (purchased separately) and connected via tubing. you could unplug the airstone and leave the pump on to get the effect you want.