White Safety Markings on Windows
Laura Kelly Laura Kelly
2 years ago
I really dislike these white etched markings on my glass doors. Mid reno and working on an outside/inside connection to the beautiful surrounding woodland. Is it possible to remove them? Anyone had any success? They are not stickers but etched onto the inside pane from what i can tell.
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