Q: I am really looking for some free patterns right now to see how much we like it. Been doing smaller wine glasses, beer mugs and some mirrors. A: I am sure you saw some of the free patterns that I offer, but if not- check them out. Eventually, I will update the collection with
Q: On a glass, or round piece of glass, that you have to do on the side, what is the best way of applying the mask? A: If you’re trying to apply the stencil mask on a round glass cup or mug, take a piece of paper and wrap it around. To find the dimensions
This past week I asked some of my subscribers to take a survey, and the results were great. Over 50 people were nice enough to answer the survey, and I am so grateful for your help. I want to thank all of those who took the survey, and I will be answering everyone’s questions here
I like to use the blog to answer questions so here is a recent discussion we had about using different stencils for sandblasting glass with tips.
See what the ingredients are in common etching cream and a change to the site due to my inaccurate information of whats in Armour Etch. Please leave a comment or question over at the blog.
A testimony from a customer about the Glass Etching Secrets ebook and his questions about etching the silver mirror backing.
Here is a recent question I got from someone showing the demand for the etched wine glasses market.
Someone recently contacted me about widening their sign business by offering glass etching services. I thought that was a good idea because it is a way to cover a larger market. This can expand your business and is a competitive advantage. Also, the industries are somewhat similar, so it makes a good fit to expand
Discussion about safety with sandblasting and etching cream. These are essential so be careful.
A critique of two stage sandcarving number three which shows a faulty cut stencil being used for a dirtbike design.
A second critique of glass sandcarve etching number two of a tropical fish. This is one of my first sandcarvings by the way.
