You can make a matching set of glasses - wine glasses etc- most hobby stores will carry armor etching. It's a liquid and you find glasses from any where like Pier One to other stores.
You could buy the kits but I honestly wouldn't recommend it. You are just better off going with the liquid and finding stencils (should be in the same area of hobby store) called over and over - these are already cut - otherwise you have to cut them yourself.. It has you only applying it once - but once I have all the bubbles out from adhering it to glass and taped - double check bubbles. push any out i missed, a cheap brush can be used to apply armor etch. you should wear gloves.. (i haven't and am none the worse for it). It sits on for 3-5 minutes - then you rinse.. this is where you normally take off the stencils.. but I don't.. I dry the glass.. repeat.. and do this 3 times.. I wasn't happy with the result from just one. .It is imperative though you make sure all bubbles are out.. and the tape is solid.. you can use clear nail polish to fix any mistakes or cover the mistake with a different stencil.. it's unique.. one of a kind.. and a bottle of armor etch goes a long way. Also, look for coupons where you can get 40-50% off an item.. and it makes it easily affordable with masking tape.. and a cheap brush..
very unique gift.. and you can guarantee the only matching one will be yours..
You could buy the kits but I honestly wouldn't recommend it. You are just better off going with the liquid and finding stencils (should be in the same area of hobby store) called over and over - these are already cut - otherwise you have to cut them yourself.. It has you only applying it once - but once I have all the bubbles out from adhering it to glass and taped - double check bubbles. push any out i missed, a cheap brush can be used to apply armor etch. you should wear gloves.. (i haven't and am none the worse for it). It sits on for 3-5 minutes - then you rinse.. this is where you normally take off the stencils.. but I don't.. I dry the glass.. repeat.. and do this 3 times.. I wasn't happy with the result from just one. .It is imperative though you make sure all bubbles are out.. and the tape is solid.. you can use clear nail polish to fix any mistakes or cover the mistake with a different stencil.. it's unique.. one of a kind.. and a bottle of armor etch goes a long way. Also, look for coupons where you can get 40-50% off an item.. and it makes it easily affordable with masking tape.. and a cheap brush..
very unique gift.. and you can guarantee the only matching one will be yours..
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