In article , Graham Wilson
writes
I have just purchased two cabinets for the dining room. The cabinets
look very nice, but they have clear glass doors. I wanted to frost the
glass so you cannot see into them.

I know that it is possible to buy frosting film that sticks onto the
glass. However, I get the impression that it scratches very easily and
can end up looking tacky very quickly.

Any suggestions on how to go about frosting existing clear glass?

Thanks,
Graham


Some glass suppliers have a sort of shot or grit blast machine for doing
fancy decorative work, so I'm sure they could do a complete pane.

Or hydrofluoric acid IIRC?.

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Tony Sayer