1Wine Glass Set (6 glasses)
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Six wine glasses at 8 sq in each = 48 sq in total. At 30 sq in/oz = 1.6 oz + 20% buffer.
Cream Needed
1.9 oz
Cost/Piece
$0.98
Total
$5.88


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Six wine glasses at 8 sq in each = 48 sq in total. At 30 sq in/oz = 1.6 oz + 20% buffer.
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Fifty mason jars at 15 sq in each = 750 sq in. At 30 sq in/oz = 25 oz + 20% buffer = 30 oz (three 10 oz bottles).
One ounce of etching cream covers approximately 30 square inches when applied in a thick layer. A wine glass with an 8 sq in etch area needs about 0.27 oz of cream.
A single etched wine glass costs $0.65–$0.90 in materials (cream + stencil). Etching cream costs about $1.50/oz and a 10 oz bottle ($15) covers 50–60 wine glasses.
Most etching creams (Armour Etch, Etchall) require 3–5 minutes of contact time. Leaving it longer does not deepen the etch significantly but may create uneven results.
Standard soda-lime glass (most drinking glasses, jars, mirrors) etches well. Tempered glass, Pyrex, and crystal require longer exposure or professional sandblasting.
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Last Updated: Mar 19, 2026
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