Etching glass can unify mismatched containers by giving them all the same custom design. Here's how to use etching cream, and how to achieve a lookalike effect by using spray paint.

Apply etching cream Once your masking is complete, apply the etching cream (we've used Armour Etch) using a brush. Apply it liberally, but don't press too hard, as there's no need to work it into ...

You'll create your design with etching cream, a fast-acting acid that makes glass look as if it has been gently sandblasted. (Beware: Many craft shops won't sell the cream to anyone younger than ...

Laurie Notaro is an author, crafter, and expert at finding a good cocktail. She grew up in Phoenix, but is currently based in Eugene, Oregon. Each week, she'll be joining us to share a crafting ...

DEAR DEBBIE: Our condo has mirrored closet doors in the bedrooms, which we really don't like. What can I do to cover them? I've thought of papering or even painting them the same color as the walls.

Today Mitchell Olson gave Ashley Thompson her first tutorial in etching glass. All you need is Armour Etch cream, a brush and some glass. (Don’t forget to wear protective gloves when using Et… ...

Armor Etch is a cream normally used for glass etching, but it's also a truly handy repair tool for badly scratched glasses that have a UV or anti-glar. Skip to Main Content.

Etching glass can unify mismatched containers by giving them all the same custom design. Here's how to use etching cream, and how to achieve a lookalike effect by using spray paint.