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welcome to another episode of laser engraving 9-1-1 my name is michael today were going to go ahead and cover how to back fill engravings ive been using this method for a long time its a foolproof method super easy and its actually really fun allows you to add vivid colors natural colors to all your engravings and the end result is just absolutely fantabulous so we are going to go through the whole process from beginning to end on how to prepare the art how to get it lined up how to engrave it how to color fill it and then how to seal it and deliver it to the customer so if that sounds like something youre into then stick around because im about to blow your mind all right so first things first weve got to prepare our graphics for engraving so what i have here is im using docHub illustrator and ive got my laser engraving 911 logo and ive got this youtube logo that ive turned into a vector here and i cover that on a other video on how to convert graphics into vectors and wev