Re: glass etching

From: John and Pam Smith (smithp015_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Fri May 02 2003 - 08:34:06 PDT

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I have used Armour Etch and it is great, but the contact paper is somewhat
limiting when you want to block out fine details. I just saw a new cream
that works as a resist. You block out areas buy painting it on the glass.
Looks interesting. It was with the Armour Etch.
Pam in Hawaii

Received from Deb M., 5/2/03 5:24 AM
>
> It's called Armour Etch - it's in all the catalogs or craft shops. You can
> block areas you don't want to etch with contact paper.
>
>> there is a cream you can buy at the craft stores...you just paint it on.
>> Easy.
>>
>> Marcia
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