A sugar cube is abrasive enough without being too abrasive. Might help.
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Regardless, make sure it has a flared base.
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned a brass wire wheel attachment on a Dremel. Abrasive enough to get the print off but not so abrasive that it scratches glass. I've done it myself and it works great. Tons of YouTube videos on it.
First Dynavap post i see on Lemmy, nice!
I actually got one following a post on a DynaVap community
Googone
Acetone
Mineral spirits
Fire
I, too, hate obnoxious brand names on weed paraphernalia.
Or on anything really
Exactly. If logos are going to be loud and annoying, I have no idea what my role is!
acetone
Which you may have in your home in the form of nail polish remover
Just soak it in some white vinegar for 30 mins and it will wipe right off
If it’s not etched into the glass, you can try oven cleaner, it aggressively dissolves printed labels.
Any degreaser, acetone should also work.
If it is etched, just etch over it.
Etch-a-sketch
First ask for consent
Dremel with polishing compound.
Burn it off
CLR has worked for me
TNT works best.