Sophie's Stained Glass | Painting a number on Glass - No firing.

How do you paint a number on a transom window if you don't want to remove the window to paint it - with the help of a resist (stencil) and some spray car enamel paint, this video shows you how. Please see: • Sophie's Stained Glass... for how to use a plotter cutter to make your resits.
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[@tunefulcathodic]

Im here to see the back of your head 😂... Its been a while that i dont see your videos, its good to know that you are still making them... I have to settle down a couple of things to finally start someday with stained glass... Greetings to you and your family ❤❤❤

[@SophiesStainedGlass]

thanks for your message :-)

[@candeeham7423]

Thanks Sofie. A nice number to go with a nice transom and door! I was a little surprised the car paint did not require a clear coat overcoat. I admit I did have a little trouble with the audio, partly due to the street noise. Looks like it was a nice day when you did the work. Very hot and humid here in DC, USA.

[@SophiesStainedGlass]

Hi Candee, sorry about the terrible audio. It was windy and I was outside whereas I am normally inside. I confess I hadn't thought about a clear coat. We'll have to see how long it lasts - fingers crossed! The summer in England has been practically non existent this year. So much rain and really cold. About once a week we get a faint hint of sun. Hot and humid is definitely not a problem here!