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and I thought it would take rocket science to do that,nice tutorial thouwill this procedure also work in chrome and ss?nice very detailed instructions...
Really nice etching Jumper. I like your art work and LearFX's wonderful etching too
Nope, no rocket science, lol. Thanks about the tutorial.I'm pretty sure it will work on SS not real sure about chrome, but I don't see why not. The different metals might etch in different time lengths, so if you try it, check on how it's doing until you see how fast the etching is going.I'm thinking the harder metals might take longer to etch.
does it really need to be a sharpie?or can I use any marker?
Hi zeus17, I read your reply again and I don't think I really answered your question. So here's another reply. You might be able to use any marker. But since this is my first time, I can only talk knowingly about what I did. However, I would think you could use other markers. I have fabric markers and they might work because they won't wash out (I think). You can buy a box of them in different colors for around $6.00I also read where you can use "oil based paint markers". You can buy one of them at Hobby Lobby or other craft stores for about $10.00 (I know Hobby Lobby has them). I doubt that whiteboard markers would work, but I could be wrong. The reason I think that is because they can be wiped off easily. But I'm unsure if that's because of the marker or the whiteboard.Anyway.... hope this helps more.
hi thanks for the follow up answer,i bet I was not just me wondering,will be trying to do this over the weekend,if I get the time for it thou,..