Acid etching is a process that can cut into another substance using a strong acid. Its use is widespread for both artistic and industrial purposes. For example, acid etching can be used to prepare cement flooring for refinishing or painting, while many artists use it to create detailed pictures on glass or metal.
Acid-etched glass has a unique, satin-like, evenly smooth. Acid-etched glass acknowledges light while giving vision control and softening. Acid-etched glass adds a visual and tactile attractive look to the glass. Not only does acid-etched glass offer privacy, but it also welcomes in an abundance of light.
Designers and architects alike can use acid-etched glass to create unique and distinctive surroundings that seem to glow that comes from within. Acid-etched glass is used often in many interior applications such as table-tops, stairs, floors, escalators, elevators, retail displays, railings, walls, doors and countless other surfaces.
