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print log0...cut-out parts to be etched in...tape down, and dremel away. take yout time, as a generally even surface with small bumps reflects light best...think of frosted glass.
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I have seen my wife etch glass with some kind of acid. And I have seen stone etched by sandblasting. Bother were the same, tape off everything you don't want etched and leave the stuff you do want etched bare. Is there a better way to do plexiglass other than repetedly going over it with a dremel???
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thanks for the help guys. ill post pictures when its done. which hopefully will be in the near future.
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my dad engraves glass with a dremel like tool and small diamond dust nibs, I don't know how effective they would be on a plastic surface, it wouldn't strike me as being hard enough and would probabally gunk up the nib. Sand blasting would probably be the most effective way but you need a stencil, an airbrush and a compressor |
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