I recently started a job bar tending weddings at a hall, and brought home a dozen flute wine glasses that were not taken home by guests. They are not engraved, but have the bride and grooms names and wedding date printed on them. How do I safely and effectively remove the writing so that I can enjoy them myself, in my home?
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What I used once, was Oven Cleaner, the old kind in a jar. It took the printing off slick. Also removed some kind of stickie paper from an Antique Glass door and it worked wonderfully. After a warm water rince, I used Vinegar last. Good luck.
I scraped writing off of some champagne glasses with one of those Red Devil type, one sided blade scrapers. It was very easy.
How about nail polish remover?
I tried and it works! I have 12 champagne glasses from my niece's wedding.
Gana - you tried "what" and it works? Which suggestion did you try?
Debbie
She used nail polish remover.
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