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To get frosted glass from ordinary glass, you have to process it with sandpaper or other abrasive for a long time. But there is a less time-consuming and easier way to achieve the same result.

It is enough to mix the chalk powder with silicate glue and apply it evenly on the glass surface: it will become "milky".

Easy production of frosted glass

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