knoefz
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After seeing
Xr6x
etching his Globetrotter this way I got inspired.
In the past I've used chemicals to etch logo's a bit deeper but this looked less messy and easier.
Here's my logo before:
My setup, 30 volt 2.5 amp dc power, some croc clamps and a metal plate bend around a piece of wood, cotton pads attached with a rubber band. Soaked the cotton in a water, salt, vinegar mixture:
Then the process:
Very happy with the end result:
Now I need and AC adapter to blacken the logo's... haven't found one yet.

In the past I've used chemicals to etch logo's a bit deeper but this looked less messy and easier.
Here's my logo before:
My setup, 30 volt 2.5 amp dc power, some croc clamps and a metal plate bend around a piece of wood, cotton pads attached with a rubber band. Soaked the cotton in a water, salt, vinegar mixture:
Then the process:
Very happy with the end result:

Now I need and AC adapter to blacken the logo's... haven't found one yet.
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