Glass Etching test

What is the technique of glass etching called where a stencil is used to create a design on the glass surface?

• Glass carving

• Stencil etching

• Glass embossing

• Glass painting

Why is it important to wear protective gear such as gloves and goggles when working with glass etching chemicals?

• To look more professional

• To avoid getting a tan

• To keep the hands warm

• To protect against skin and eye irritation or damage.

What are some common applications of glass etching in the industry?

• Creating decorative designs on glass surfaces

• Polishing metal surfaces

• Painting on canvas

• Carving wood sculptures

Which tool is commonly used for glass etching to apply the etching cream or solution onto the glass surface?

• Paint roller

• Sponge

• Finger painting

• Stencil brush

What safety precautions should be taken when working with glass etching chemicals?

• Wearing protective gloves, goggles, and a respirator

• Wearing only goggles

• Not following any safety precautions

• Using bare hands and no protective gear

What are some artistic applications of glass etching in the field of home decor?

• Using fabric dye to create patterns on curtains

• Creating decorative patterns on glass surfaces

• Spray painting intricate designs on walls

• Carving designs into wood furniture

What are the environmental considerations when disposing of glass etching chemicals and waste?

• Proper disposal methods to prevent environmental contamination

• Leaving the chemicals and waste in an open field

• Burying the chemicals and waste in the backyard

• Dumping the chemicals and waste in a nearby river

How long does glass etching creme stay on for best results

• 1 minutes

• 3 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 10 minutes

What type of chemical is etching creme?

• Base

• PH neutral

• Acid

After cutting the stencil on the vinyl out, what is the next step?

• apply etching creme

• wash the glass

• use transfer paper to move the vinyl to the glass

• take the backing off the vinyl