About: Eric Robert
My Journey: When I first got into glass etching, I was most interested in the sandblasting process and was about to spend over $10,000 on equipment advertised by manufacturers. Just before I was about to make the irrationally quick decision, I decided to research other lower cost solutions and ended up piecing together a great setup for at least 90% less. My goal through our ebook and membership area is to provide this information so you too can save, while still etching like a pro. It is my aim that a small investment in this information will actually save you thousands.
Author's Latest Posts: Eric Robert
Trouble With Intricate Stencils
Creating Christmas etchings for gifts with intricate stencils. See more about using graphite and transfer paper to cut stencils.
Seiki Vinyl Cutter Review
A review about the Seiki Vinyl Cutter for Etching/ Sand Carving glass, rock, or stone materials. See better ones such as the Sign Warehouse brand here.
Glass Sandblasting Equipment Sold
A member of Glass Etching Secrets.com would like to sell their sandblasting equipment for sandcarving glass. He’s selling all the equipment for only $1,000!
How deep will cream etch?
Question about the depth etching cream can cut into glass and what the acid etching can do as well.
Removing Silver Backing from Glass Mirror
Acid Cream on Stained Glass Question
Information on using cream etching with stained glass. Question from a recent visitor on carving grooves into stained glass.
Vinyl Cutters Used For the Sandblasting Industry
A customer’s question about the vinyl cutter recommended in the Glass Etching Secrets ebook and feedback about getting a quality vinyl cutter.
Multi Reusable Sandblasting Stencils
Reusable Stencils Question for Etching Mugs
A question about having someone make reusable stencils for a etching glass mug business. Also tips for sandblasting or sandcarving stencils.
Hydrofluoric Acid
A subscriber asked me for more information about hydrofluoric acid etching and I explain the dangerous effects of it. Sandcarving with sandblasting is definitely my favorite process. Anyone use acid etching?