[Jewelry making - Article 00162] - Re: [Orchid] Liquid Armor?

[Allan Heywood]

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>       Removing  enamel Hi Phil, drop your piece of enamel in liquid
>     armor etch and wait.  It will eat away your glass and leave your
>     gold. Depending on the thickness of the enamel, it may take a day
>     or two. Lisa 
>
>         HI! Please let me know what is liquid armor?  I have tried
>     Blue Etch but it is too thick and is also very slow.  Thanks, Pat
>     DIACCA Topp 
>

    Sorry folks, missed out the ":" in the link in the previous post. 

    http://users.netconnect.com.au/~scratch/eNAMEL_hydrofluoric_acid.html

    is to an article that will run in the March issue of eNAMEL Online
    Newsletter. 

    Rather than wait I will make it available now.  There are issues of
    safety to be addressed with these materials. 

Al Heywood

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