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Frosting an existing glass pane

Andrea B. · 2007-12-18 22:45:25

Hi. Galway based, but we've got most of Irish DIY chains: Would anyone know where I might get that translucent material which can be applied to transparent glass, to give that frosted look? Was common a few years back, but can't remember seeing it anywhere of recent. Thank you.

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18-12-2007 11:45pm

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Andrea B.

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Hi. Galway based, but we've got most of Irish DIY chains: Would anyone know where I might get that translucent material which can be applied to transparent glass, to give that frosted look?
Was common a few years back, but can't remember seeing it anywhere of recent. Thank you.

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#2 19-12-2007 12:31am
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Its available in most real hardware shops, don't know about woodies, b&q ect. I've never seen it wider than 18" though.

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#3 19-12-2007 10:06am
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Some of them do a spray can of glass frosting. A bit tricky to use. Made by Plasti-Kote. Have seen it in woodies and B&Q.

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#4 19-12-2007 1:24pm
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It's also used for doing cheap laminates to school copy-books, but Woodies should have it in the tiling section I would expect.

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