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a question I get all the time or I see all the time I donamp;#39;t personally get it but I see it all the time as people asking about glasses if they laser engrave them like this one you can barely see the image itamp;#39;s in there I mean itamp;#39;s run your finger across did you almost be afraid versus San Blas and laser engraving itamp;#39;s gonna be a little different look so people are always asking about filling it to make it look very white Iamp;#39;m gonna show you that right now all right so hereamp;#39;s our glass already laser etched you know weamp;#39;ll wipe off just to make sure you got any glass dust off take our one shot and weamp;#39;ll just add a little one shot to it like that and a towel and buff that in and buff it in pretty good so everywhere you edged Iamp;#39;m gonna take a dry part of the out clean part and buff the glass now that paint will come right off the smooth stuff and itamp;#39;ll stay in next which is what weamp;#39;re looking for