Etching Cream Didn't Work at Hortencia Enrique blog

Etching Cream Didn't Work. I’ve etched a few different things from my local dollar store and some glasses it doesn’t work on and on some it works perfectly. We found that it turned out the best by moving it (painting over the surface with a brush, without adding more) for about two minutes. Hard glass won't etch with etching creams. To dilute thick cream or prevent hardening, i originally tried adding a little bit of water which seemed to work but many folks are saying it ruins their cream. Sand etching does not require a chemical reaction. My first batch must have had air bubbles under the cream (i applied and let sit) because a few spots didn’t really etch at all. Even before you apply etching cream you need two. Posted at 1:27pm may 8, 2008 edt If the armour etch cream is not working on that item, then consider switching to the sand etching method for your project. Etching cream that's not well mixed can cause major headaches and little etch. Flat surfaces are best for etching. If it is pyrex, you need to sandblast instead.

If it is pyrex, you need to sandblast instead. Posted at 1:27pm may 8, 2008 edt Sand etching does not require a chemical reaction. Etching cream that's not well mixed can cause major headaches and little etch. To dilute thick cream or prevent hardening, i originally tried adding a little bit of water which seemed to work but many folks are saying it ruins their cream. I’ve etched a few different things from my local dollar store and some glasses it doesn’t work on and on some it works perfectly. Flat surfaces are best for etching. Even before you apply etching cream you need two. Hard glass won't etch with etching creams. My first batch must have had air bubbles under the cream (i applied and let sit) because a few spots didn’t really etch at all.

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Etching Cream Didn't Work Flat surfaces are best for etching. If the armour etch cream is not working on that item, then consider switching to the sand etching method for your project. My first batch must have had air bubbles under the cream (i applied and let sit) because a few spots didn’t really etch at all. If it is pyrex, you need to sandblast instead. To dilute thick cream or prevent hardening, i originally tried adding a little bit of water which seemed to work but many folks are saying it ruins their cream. I’ve etched a few different things from my local dollar store and some glasses it doesn’t work on and on some it works perfectly. Posted at 1:27pm may 8, 2008 edt Flat surfaces are best for etching. Even before you apply etching cream you need two. Etching cream that's not well mixed can cause major headaches and little etch. Hard glass won't etch with etching creams. Sand etching does not require a chemical reaction. We found that it turned out the best by moving it (painting over the surface with a brush, without adding more) for about two minutes.