Thread: defining contrast in cnc carving
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12-03-2020 #1
I've had a go at engraving a plaque and I'm quite happy with the result - EXCEPT - I want to make more contrast between my engraved image and the plain plywood I cut this on.
I've tried a few experiments
1/ I first tried cutting with a masking film and then spray painted, but the pain bled along the groove
2/ Next I tried using a paint line along grooves - messy and unsatisfactory
3/ I did try spraying the whole surface black an cutting through - but this gave me a light line against dark and I'm looking for the reverse really
What treatments do you use to get a pleasing finish on your CNC work - I'm planning on working on light oak at the moment . any tips on how to get multiple colours into the finished product ?
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