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Yeah, that's a bit of a scar. I think ya got firemalt beat Hope everything is going good John!

http://www.photobrasive.com/faq/7steps.pdf

For the time being just click the cancel button. The company that owns the software is up in the air since the major player in the company had passed away.

Good, the brain is still there

uh... no! are you atleast enjoying the pain killers?

Glad I could help ya sis!

When you figure it out let me know!!!! I'm about to try another glass with a lot of elementsw in the design. I'm going to leave kust enough vinyl around each detail to aplly it then come back with scraps to fill in the areas i dont want etched.

Nice work neighbor! I'm in VA Beach as well Are you ready for the snow?!!!

You're irght Muttley! Just picked up $15 worth to practice on. Some pretty nice pieces too!

Damn good job Core!!!

http://www.expertvillage.com/video/6822_craft-painting-projects-glass-etching.htm

Very nice work!!!

I didn't even think to look at Dollar Tree. There's one nearby so I'll check them out. Where did all the sandblasters go? I know there were people posting about it awhile back. You guys still out there? I have access to a large compressor at work and so I am looking for more info as far as carving, etc.

I was told if you put the vinyl on right you shouldn't need it

Looks good Wayne!!! I've been trying some too with some glasses I picked up at Ollie's Bargain Outlet.

I've got the HF gun and aluminum oxide as well. It's definately faster than the armour etch stuff but I need a blast cabinet. According to: http://www.sandcarver.org/introduction.htm Silicon Carbide

Nice!!!

That's just a tut I found. I'm just starting out in this. Tryin' to find more ideas, etc.

You knucklehead!!!

I guess them pain killers are doing their job!!

Which one is spinning??

Thanks!!!

Nice work Sandstorm!!! I'm going to start playing around today with sandblasting. Any tips or suggestions?

Looks great!!!

After seeing everyone talking about this etching stuff this looks like some fun! Came across a couple of sites for inspiration: http://www.uniquepaintedglass.com/servlet/the-Wine-Glasses/Categories http://www.thetipsygrape.com/category-etched-wine-glasses.html http://www.winevine-imports.com/Glassware-c-51.html