Can this be used with aluminum oxide for glass etching?
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I have no idea? I am assuming that it wont unless it is a very very fine powder almost like baby powder... either way it will ruin the airbrush. Maybe a cheap airbrush without a needle in it would work ( can get a cheap Badger airbrush at any hobby store for about $10 ) or buy a sand blastig gun...but that may require a larger compressor due to the needed airflow to siphon the media. Again I would assume it wont because the compressor cant supply that amount of airflow.
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Wouldn't think so. It is best suited for ceramics, glass and hard surfaces.
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The herculiner label says it will, haven't used it on aluminum but I wouldn't hesitate to.
1386123
I do not have a reason to use on tiles, so not able to answer your question with certainty. I see no reason why not. It works great on glass.
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It worked great on glass, but I tried it on aluminum dog tags and it didn't work. I'd say for the price of a tube, give it a try. If it doesn't work it just wipes right out.
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I don't think there's any problem using this product on aluminum, I have used it with great success and the product has come in contact with several differt metals including copper and brass without issues. Make sure if your using a scraper to scrape with somethingthat won't damage your aluminum.
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Yes! I used it to etch wine glasses. It rinses off no problem and doesn't damage the stencils at all.
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I don't believe it will work on aluminum. there is a product that does, but I don't the name. You might have to Google the product. Just type " aluminum black".
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I don't know but most likely yes. I used it to bond aluminum to aluminum. It is an excellent - strong epoxy
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Sorry, Roger, I never tried the polish on aluminum.I only use it on copper. It does an excellent job on copper. Anetski
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It will have to be a trial and error process I'm sure. I put on two thin coats and let it sit for twenty minutes. Then I rinse it off and do it a second time the same way. Sometimes, depending on the type of glass, I may have to apply a third time (but this is very rare). I like a heavier etch, however. For a light etch, one time is plenty.
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Nothing, if you are lucky. It isn't supposed to attack anything but the oxide on aluminum.
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Hi Bill, I haven't used it on glass but I don't know why it wouldn't work. It's great on ceramic, stainless, etc. I would either keep it off the metal or test an inconspicuous spot first as I had another cleaner damage the chrome on my shower door.
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No. Glass etching is done with diamond or carbide tips on a rotary device (like a Dremel) that rotates the tip to score or cut away bits of the glass. This is a heat device that will slice through plastics to create a stencil. Search through Amazon or Google for "diamond burr set." Another way to etch glass is to sandblast or to chemically etch the glass with something like Armour Etch.
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I purchased this to engrave glass, but I dont see any reason why you could not use it on copper, you would have to have the correct tip, they can be purchaced at any craft store.
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It may work. I have found that it is pretty forgiving on the pressure settings. It would depend on how deep you need to etch.
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If you are applying it to the inside surface which is not etched, I don't see why you couldn't use it. But on an etched surface,it will not stay as well, and you will see where it doesn't lie close to the glass.