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Set your timer for 1 minute and wait. You can keep the etching cream on the glass longer and you will get a more intense etch, but the manufacturer (and I) suggest you start with the recommended 1 minute. When the minute is up, run the glass under luke warm water to remove the etching cream.
Also, if you donât like your design, you can wash it off with soap and water as long as it hasnât been baked on yet. You can also paint glass with glazing mediums and/or mixtures of glaze and paint. Glaze is also ok to bake for extra hardness. You can pick up a glazing medium at any craft store.More Tips on Painting Glass: - Make sure you clean the glass thoroughly with rubbing alcohol to get rid of any oil or grease. - To decide whether you need some type of âprimerâ or undercoat on the glass, under the paint, read the directions on the back of your paint.All glass paints are different. Some require an undercoat and some donât.lso, if you donât like your design, you can wash it off with soap and water as long as it hasnât been baked on yet. You can also paint glass with glazing mediums and/or mixtures of glaze and paint. Glaze is also ok to bake for extra hardness. You can pick up a glazing medium at any craft store.