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Glass Artisans Provide Custom Glass Etching
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Added: 04/28/2005
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Glass Artisans Provide Custom Glass Etching
April 27, 2005 -- On-Site Systems Glass Etching, one of the largest and most experienced etching companies in the Southeast, employs some of the most talented glass artisans and utilizes the latest technology and techniques to create custom glass etching projects for commercial, residential, and government buildings.
By utilizing specialized glass etching techniques and proprietary glass etching equipment, On-Site Systems Glass Etching is able to perform their etched glass work on the job site, without the mess and dust normally associated with sandblasting. Their custom glass etching projects can be completed in practically any environment, including office interiors, residential interiors, airplanes, automobiles, motor homes, boats, and more.
Were known, well-known, for being able to handle custom glass etching projects as small as one piece to as large as thousands of pieces, as well as for getting difficult and sometimes unimaginable projects from the idea through the completion stage, said Gary Taylor, Project Coordinator of On-Site Systems Glass Etching.
Some glass etching clients at On-Site Systems include:
Coca-Cola
Delta Airlines
Cingular Wireless
Home Depot
McDonalds
Disney
In addition to custom glass etching designs, On-Site Systems Glass Etching also does stone carving, fiberboard, and graphic films to create standard or custom designs. To view the online photo gallery of some of their finest work or to learn more about their custom glass etching services, visit www.On-SiteSystems.com.
About On-Site Systems Glass Etching
On-Site Systems Glass Etching was founded over 20 years ago in a small building by two brothers, Richard and Michael Lindeborg. Now, they have a 10,000 square-foot glass etching facility, a staff of talented artisans, and are hailed as one of the finest custom etching services in the Southeast.
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