GLASS ETCHING SYSTEM - STENCIL (STEP 2)

ETCH-S

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Category Etching System, Etching and Fratelli Stencil Systems, New Products

Glasscorp Glass Etching System is an easy to use, portable, fully mobile and no mess system. It utilises the latest in chemical techniques, providing a way to appropriately mark and identify glass to meet legal requirements. It has a low setup cost and no compressor is required. With this system there is no risk of scratching aluminium or other forms of paintwork. The computer generated stencils can be customised to meet customer requirements.

The system features a 4 step process:

Step 1 - Prepare Glass (GCGC/HSGC) and Apply Spray (ETCH-SP)
Step 2 - Apply Stencil (ETCH-S)
Step 3 - Apply Gel (ETCH-G)
Step 4 - Remove Stencil and Clean up

Features

Sheet of 18 stencils
Each stencil is 45mm (w) x 38mm (h)
Easy to use

Instructions - State the required text in the comments field

Auto Glass text:

Line 1: Company name
Line 2: Company location
Line 3: Standard
Line 4: Glass type
Line 5: Current year

Household Glass text:

Line 1: Glass type
Line 2: Glass type
Line 3: Standard
Line 4: Glass grade
Line 5: Company name

Application Instructions

Clean glass surface to be etched with Universal Glass Cleaner (GCGC) or Hi-Sheen Glass Cleaner (HSGC). Spray surface (or on the shiny side of the Stencil) with the Step 1 Spray (ETCH-SP). DO NOT allow the spray to evaporate before moving to Step 2.
Place the shiny side of the Stencil (ETCH-S) onto the glass (shiny side DOWN). Force out residual liquid or any bubbles with the card. Let the Stencil dry for 2 minutes to fully adhere.
Dab the Step 3 Gel (ETCH-G) on top of Stencil. Dab and repeat with 2-3 coats, ensuringing the gel is away from the stencil edge. Leave for 5 minutes.
Remove the Stencil using the card to lift the corner, enabling it to be removed in one motion. Spray surface with Universal Glass Cleaner or Hi-Sheen Glass Cleaner and wipe with a paper towel or a rag to remove all remaining gel.

Click here: Application Instructions including photos of each step

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