Armour Etch Designer Stencil Pak Old English Letters/Numbers

Arrived on time was also not damaged. I'm using 2 for etching of course, and the 3rd to make an actual stencil Im still in the process of cutting out the stencil once completed I will update my review with photos. I will also update my review for the etching project as well I'm not sure of what I want to put these on. I have been leaning on a model car maybe. If I do so I'll will update my review with photos.

I had high hopes for these on some mugs for wedding party groomsmen.Only ONE capital letter & one lower case of each alphabet letter on each sheet, so had to buy 2 packages as many of groomsmen had same last name, or first name of family & friends. Made price of letters almost as high as the Libbey mugs.Followed directions to the letter & the results were POOR, hardly viewable, very faint. Had to pretty much ignore first 2 letters applied and go to different area to put on the one child, ring bearer name with Capital letter J and then lower letters of first name to different area of mug. Looked much better using much longer etching cream timing.So instead of 30 seconds, I left the paste Armour Etch on over glass mug 5 minutes and came out okay-ish.Probably need to let sit 10 minutes to get a good 'eating' of the Armour Etch.BUT...these letter stickers are THIN so I was afraid it would eat through sticker for that long and ruin mugs.>>>I suggest buyers buy a piece of glass from a hobby store (you all know the names) or use the interior glass off of a small photo frame and do practice on timing so as to avoid ruining project mug or other larger expensive piece..

I etched initials for my 5 groomsmen on liquor decanters with etching cream and I had great success with these stencils. That being said, you must take your time and be precise when using these stencils. As long as you do that, you will end up with some great looking etching art.

Would rebuy. Used to etch wine and scotch glasses for Christmas gifts

I didn’t realize it’s a transfer kit. For glass etching, not stenciling.

Its worked well.

You have to scratch the 1 time use stencils onto the surface and hope to high heaven you got it all on, or when you check it will rip the stencil and become trash. Not worth the time, frustration or cost. Go for the reusable stencils.