NICE! Good goin' , maniac!
I'll probably use some of my sign-painting/glass gilding tricks! [
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Elbow grease, Agua, Bon-Ami & medical cotton roll or seamstress' cotton batting to scrub the film off and polish the glass at the same time. That's how glass is prepped for gilding (for a mirror finish) and how excess gold is removed after the image has been backed-up with paint or SS Ink.
Bon-Ami is an American Brand-Name for a very fine chalk precipitate. It's about as fine an abrasive you'll find that's readily available . . . without delving into the esoterica of grinding rouges etc.
. . . and it polishes the snot outta' glass surfaces when scraped with a razor blade! }
. . . which might prove somewhat problematic on a CRT! :O
I'll probably use some of my sign-painting/glass gilding tricks! [
] ]'>Elbow grease, Agua, Bon-Ami & medical cotton roll or seamstress' cotton batting to scrub the film off and polish the glass at the same time. That's how glass is prepped for gilding (for a mirror finish) and how excess gold is removed after the image has been backed-up with paint or SS Ink.
Bon-Ami is an American Brand-Name for a very fine chalk precipitate. It's about as fine an abrasive you'll find that's readily available . . . without delving into the esoterica of grinding rouges etc.
. . . and it polishes the snot outta' glass surfaces when scraped with a razor blade! }
. . . which might prove somewhat problematic on a CRT! :O