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 From:  id (OVERMAN)
 To:  JimK (JUSTTHE4OFUS) 
3803.3 In reply to 3803.1 

Jim
What I do when blasting champ bottles is to lay a cut out of paper the size of the label (i use pages from old telephone directories) and mask them over the label, leave this in position till the painting has taken place and remove
jim

 

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 From:  Engravin' Dave (DATAKES)
 To:  JimK (JUSTTHE4OFUS) 
3803.4 In reply to 3803.1 

Jim,

I charge a minimum of $35 for one of our standard designs. If we get into any custom work at all, the minimum charge is $50. Discounts are offered for quantities of the same design, be it standard or custom work.

I don't use water on any of my wine bottle etching or cleaning process, other than using a damp paper towel to remove some stubborn glue from label removal.

I use a combination of plastic wrap and masking tape to protect labels and sections of the bottle I don't want damaged by grit or spray enamel.

EDITED: 12 May 2006 by DATAKES

 
     
 

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