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Process B & B aluminium is especially suited to cover objects (boxes) or small wooden or cardboard shapes. Before engraving, cover the object with aluminium, inserting a thick layer of newsprint (as a pad) under the surface to be engraved. The newsprint will permanently remain under the aluminium sheet. Engrave with a pointed instrument or a blunt-lead pencil. Once the engraving is completed, cover the surface with a coat of Indian ink. Before the ink is dry, wipe it off with a cloth, in such a way that it stays only in the grooves. Indian ink applied to metals gives them the patina of old metal and generally outlines shapes. Engraved or embossed metals can be painted with stained-glass enamel, if transparent effects are desired, or with ceramic hobby colours, if you want an opaque colour. Metals can also be coloured with permanent markers.
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A Embossing Copper in Rolls Proceed exactly in the same manner you would with embossing aluminium. 28 cm wide x 0.13 mm thick. 3 m 89 95
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B Embossing Aluminium Thick durable semi-stiff aluminium. 36 gauge. 30.5 cm wide x 0.13 mm thick. 3 m Roll 14 95
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23 x 30.5 cm. 35 sheets.
C B&B Engraving Aluminium Thin sheet of sturdy aluminium which can be engraved, embossed, shaped or painted. 50 sheets. 24 x 36.5 cm x 0.02 mm thick. 54 95 1200104
D Metal Engraving Sheets 19 x 30 cm.
Copper 3 sheets
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Assorted colours 5 sheets
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