[Jewelry making - Article 00124] - Re: [Orchid] Frosting acrylic display stands

[Neilthejeweler]

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    You might try dipping in or spraying with acetone. 

    They have pencil sized sandblasters but you'll need an air
    compressor or bottled (safe) gas. CO2 or nitrogen. These blasters are
    pretty cheap sometimes, like $50 or so. My impression is however they
    will be too coarse. 

    Or if you'd like a nice random satin pattern. toothbrush with pumice
    or some other fine grit. 

    You could also just buff them on a polishing lathe if its just the
    scratches that bother you.
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