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I am interested in getting a screen printing machine for glasses but dont know which brands are good. Plus this will be kinda new to me so I dont know how difficult it will be and also time wise on making the glasses. I currently sandblast my glasses which is really fast but my customers are...

Ok I used rub n buff on my glasses and the cream is comming off after they have been scrubbed and washed. Im looking for some kind of paint that I can rub on my sand blasted glasses that wont come off in the wash

how long does it take for that stuff to dry because it comes off if I wash the glass and thats what the bars I etch for will be doing. I only let the cream set for about 10 min though

My end result is that I want the blasted areas to have the same finished look as the countertop has. The company Im doing this for are sticklers for detail but so am I. I'm my own worst critic which most of us on here are anyways

ok thank bunches

The thing is they arent deep etchings because they are coutertops that homeowners use, but the are very detailed to boot.

I just want it to stick to the areas sandblasted. WIll this work for that?

I thought if I used a med abrasive with my polishing wheel it would work

Where and what kind of fast drying durable paint can I rub over my sandblasted images on my glasses to give it some life?

Ok what is the easy way to plish up a countertop after I sandblast an image in it so its as shiny as the rest of the countertop

Thank you very much for all the input I called Rayzits yesterday and they are sending out some samples and info on a sandblaster. Its goto be faster than weeding every glass and I just got a very large order of a couple thousand to do

The problem that I'm trying to get away from is that when I apply the vynal from my plotter to the glass I have to basicall hand weed and strech the vinyl around the glass because of the contures of a winne glass. So your telling me I wouldnt have a problem at all with applying the material used...

I want to buy a machine that will etch glass but also etches granit,wood,plastic, and cuts wood and plastic. If I bought a sandblasting machine just for the glasses dont I have to weed the protective material after my plotter cuts it out? If so then the laser would be the way to go. Plus Im...

If the logo isnt too ditorted goto www.vectormagic.com and they can fix it

the problemI have is that my champaigne flutes take me an hour per glass because of the weeding and acid steps. so your telling me that I can sandblast a champaigne flute a lot faster and get the same look of acid washing?

Ok my graphics shop made a 360 after I started messing with engraving glasses for weddings and wine glasses for friends. My question is what is a good reliable glass engravign machine out there that isnt going to break my budget too much? I am engraving the old fashiond way by weeding the vinyl...

how do I get image fill to work because it isnt light up where I can use it. Is it something in the cd rom disk I didnt load?

I have Omega 3.0 and Im trying to make these brochures up, well when I save the file as a tif and import it to the brochure the logo is trasparent but the background to the logo is in white and not the color of the brochure. Isnt there an easy fix for this problem. Im stumped

Im using Omega 3.0 software and my question is that I am making brochures online and the image of my logo cumes up fine but the background of my image shows up white,but the image is transparent and saved as a tif file. So if the brochures background is blue, the logos background is still white...

How good is the Tempo 600 from Gerber if anyone has use it before?