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Because copper and zinc have gone up in price, many artisans who etch designs in metals have turned to etching steel. Although not as fine a metal as copper, steel is finer than zinc, and it is also more durable--particularly when used as a printing plate. Several kinds of steel can be etched with acid, including both mild steel and stainless steel. Following are instructions on how to acid-etch steel. | Because copper and zinc have gone up in price, many artisans who etch designs in metals have turned to etching steel. Although not as fine a metal as copper, steel is finer than zinc, and it is also more durable--particularly when used as a printing plate. Several kinds of steel can be etched with acid, including both mild steel and stainless steel. Following are instructions on how to acid-etch steel. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
