Acid Etching
Glass etching with acid is a process by which a resist is applied to glass before it is dipped into hydrofluoric acid. Once in the acid, the coloured surface that is not covered with resist is etched away, lightening or changing its' colour. The surface underneath the resist remains shiny and untouched
Acid Etching on Glass
Decorative glass can be etched in different shades of white and embossed with gold and colour to create a luxurious and expensive feel.
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This process was used by the Victorians for decorating windows and doors in residential homes, pubs, restaurants and public areas. Here you see an example of two tone etching for a more opaque look.
