Hi, I would suggest you ask a Glass Shop as they may have already sorted this problem before. My only thoughts would be to use a scraper or acid, but both would damage the clear glass.
Hello could you possibly post a photograph to better see your situation? Having a close up visual might be best guidance to a help find the best suggestions or potential solution to best know what you are dealing with. Do you feel its a decal or etched more information might be helpful.
Most designs can be removed from glass, If not etched in, by applying a small amount of any type of oil. Vegetable oil or coconut oil will work, then scrape gently using a razor blade on the side of the glass where the designs are located. Wash well with a degreasing cleaner and rinse.
Is it paint, etching, sticker adhesive? Paint-razor scraper, etching, cannot do, sticker adhesive a paste of cooking oil and baking soda rubbed in with fingers.
Most designs are actually part of the glass so your best bet is to have another piece cut and replace it. You could take it in and have it looked at in a glass shop to make sure. If it can't be removed, you can get a new piece cut. If that isn't an option, add a cling film to it and change the appearance.
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Hi, I would suggest you ask a Glass Shop as they may have already sorted this problem before. My only thoughts would be to use a scraper or acid, but both would damage the clear glass.
It depends on how the design was applied. If it's a sticker, it may come off with a razor blade. If it's etched, it's permanent.
Hello could you possibly post a photograph to better see your situation? Having a close up visual might be best guidance to a help find the best suggestions or potential solution to best know what you are dealing with. Do you feel its a decal or etched more information might be helpful.
See if you can scrape it off with a single edged razor blade. Etchings are permanent and you may want to replace the glass.
Most designs can be removed from glass, If not etched in, by applying a small amount of any type of oil. Vegetable oil or coconut oil will work, then scrape gently using a razor blade on the side of the glass where the designs are located. Wash well with a degreasing cleaner and rinse.
Hi Rhonda, if it is decaling , you should be able to use a blade to gently scrape it off, same way for a painted design. hope this link helps you out,
https://www.hunker.com/13416002/how-to-remove-screen-print-from-glass
Is it paint, etching, sticker adhesive? Paint-razor scraper, etching, cannot do, sticker adhesive a paste of cooking oil and baking soda rubbed in with fingers.
If it is painted on use Acetone the kind you get in the hardware store not nail polish remover
Hi! It depends on how it's been applied. A razor blade scraper will quickly show you if it can be removed. Good luck!
Most designs are actually part of the glass so your best bet is to have another piece cut and replace it. You could take it in and have it looked at in a glass shop to make sure. If it can't be removed, you can get a new piece cut. If that isn't an option, add a cling film to it and change the appearance.
is it etched on the glass? are they decals? is it hand painted?
https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-remove-glass-etching
A picture of this would be helpful.
I think you'll probably need to have new glass cut, unless as others have said, it's a decal that can be scraped off.
If it's a sticker, you could use lemon essential oil
Have you attemped to scrape if off?
Is the design applied onto the glass or is it incorporated into the glass?