Out of Alignment - Engraving Etc. Forum

From:	Myyk	5 Jul 2006
To:	Zonas	11 of 14

3689.11 In reply to 3689.10
Thanks Zona, I have a cylindrical engraver as well (Vision Max) but not set up for glass. Prefer to laser or blast. I will give the fills a try! Always had grave doubts about longevity.

From:	Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY)	5 Jul 2006
To:	Zonas	12 of 14

3689.12 In reply to 3689.10
One thing noteworthy about Run-N-Buf, paint thinner is a nearly instant solvent. Good for mistakes or for the bit far enough outside the letters that refuses to come off. Philadelphia, PA (Really Bensalem) When you finally understand it completely... it changes.

From:	Zonas	6 Jul 2006
To:	Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY)	14 of 14

3689.14 In reply to 3689.12

Don't laugh but I have found one of the best ways to remove the excessive rub 'n buff without removing from the engraving is .............. a hot breath. (doesn't work after eating ice cream ;-) ) Just 'huff' on the item and polish. (I always wash my items before packing so I don't have to worry about spreading germs. ) I've tried some thinners, WD, etc. but it will also remove from the engraving and takes more work to clean the glass for packing. My two cents.

Zona

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