Sander Wolff on sat 16 nov 02
Many years ago I had to etch some glass using hydrofloric acid. I was
wondering if, with glazes high in silica, a similar effect would result?
srwolff@earthlink.net
Sander Roscoe Wolff
Executive Director
LongBeachCulture.org
sander@longbeachculture.org
Snail Scott on sat 16 nov 02
At 09:34 AM 11/16/02 -0800, you wrote:
>Many years ago I had to etch some glass using hydrofloric acid. I was
>wondering if, with glazes high in silica, a similar effect would result?
DO NOT USE THIS STUFF EVER, FOR ANYTHING!!!
It is among the most dangerous of acids.
You can etch glass using other materials.
The acid pastes sold in craft shops are
among the easiest and safest.
-Snail
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