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#29741   2008-04-21 13:00 GMT      
I am currently trying to take on to etching glass....and i am using the armour etching creme...and it doesnt look right after rinsing off...some spots on the glass look really good and some other spots look rough...like i did sponge painting or something....on it...i just bought the velvet etching creme...i havent tried it yet...but was just curious if anyone has any advice they could give me...i would appreciate it...and i have searched and searched the net and cant find anything....Thanks guys.... :)
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#29742   2008-04-21 16:10 GMT      
I've used Armor Etch in the past with great success. I just followed the directions on the container. The only thing that would maybe have caused the sponge painting effect would be if there were oils on the glass. I know you can use china markers to and grease pencils to mask off areas that you don't want to etch. I'm thinking that maybe the glass wasn't 100% clean and dry when you applied the etching cream and that something was blocking the etching acid from getting through to the glass. Hope this helps!

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