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Introduction to the application of frosted glass
Frosted glass is also called frosted glass and dark glass. It is made of ordinary flat glass that is processed into a uniform surface by mechanical sandblasting, manual grinding or hydrofluoric acid dissolution.
The two common patterns of sand-blasting and full-sand glass are often used for doors, windows and partitions in bathrooms, toilets, and offices that need to be concealed. When using, the hair should face out of the window.
Pattern sanding process Use a cutting plotter to engrave the sandblasting protective paper into the pattern or words you want. Put the protective paper tightly on the glass and use the sandblasting machine to spray and tear off the protective paper to display the desired pattern. Full-sand glass single-sided or double-sided full-surface sanding is also called flat sanding.
The two common patterns of sand-blasting and full-sand glass are often used for doors, windows and partitions in bathrooms, toilets, and offices that need to be concealed. When using, the hair should face out of the window.
Pattern sanding process Use a cutting plotter to engrave the sandblasting protective paper into the pattern or words you want. Put the protective paper tightly on the glass and use the sandblasting machine to spray and tear off the protective paper to display the desired pattern. Full-sand glass single-sided or double-sided full-surface sanding is also called flat sanding.
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