2 Oz Aerosol Black Laser Marking Spray for High Contrast Metal Marks | Permanent and Durable Metals Ink for Fiber, YAG, Diode, and CO2 Laser Engraver

If you have a laser that you want to use to mark on metal or glass, this is one of the best options. It works with lower powered diode lasers as well as 40 Watt + C02 lasers. Helps achieve much better engraving that when you don't use it. It only requires a very thin coat. It need to be as even as you can make it. The small bottle is small... but a little goes a long way.

This black laser marking spray is awesome. Works wonderfully. Each time I use it the results are perfect. Great product.

The instructions are on point. It works great with my 10w laser. And you can use water, cleaner, or dry wipe when you're done. I've tried it on steel and aluminum. Beware that shading is not an option with this. Not without some substantial tuning on your machine. All in all, when I run out I'll be getting more. The can is a bit small, but it does not take much to get the result you're looking for. Edit: I tried it on glass today and on my LM3 10W I am able to etch glass with it at 20k mm/s at as low as 10% power, opposed to the 6k mm/s at a minimum of 70% power.

I have an Atomstack S20 Pro 20w laser. Before I purchased the Brilliance Laser Inks - Metal Ink Aerosol Black, I had ask the question if it work with it being it’s a diode laser and they responded it would. So I purchased just the 2 oz. spray can just in case I didn’t work, and because of the price. Well let me just say that after I did the first test on stainless steel, and when I washed off the paint I was totally blown away! Not only did it turn out great, it exceeded my expectations. I’ve only tried this on stainless steel so I’m not sure how it would do on other metals. But, I’ll probably be doing a lot of stainless steel engraving anyway. So if you have a diode laser (I would recommend a 20w) then yes, this Brilliance etching paint does work and works well! So don’t let the price scare you, it’s worth every penny!

Works great just seems expensive well it all seems expensive lol but works good you'll have to mask stuff off

I used this over a year ago to etch a cup. The quality of the etch is great. I posted a pic of the cup after being washed every day for a year. It has not faded or scratched off, definitely leaves a deep etch in the metal. I had a question about the product and I can say I have never had customer service so great. Great product, great people! I will not buy from anyone else.

The spray turns to powder and wipes of with finger. Was not able to laser with my diode laser.

This stuff isn't magic. It won't make your CO2 laser in to a fiber laser. I guess I can't say it doesn't work, but it's not magic. Super annoying having to grind through test after test to find the settings you want to use at a product of this price-point. Doesn't seem like magic to me, seems like an aerosol powder with acetone base and wipes off easily. Kind of annoying mess and overspray. I don't really recommend it for anything more than "I tried it so I don't have any excuses" Unless you're a pro and specify you have to use this stuff, probably best to skip trying it.

I was alarmed when I first tried this as I needed it to engrave sterling silver discs which resist normal lasers. The first time tried it on a test piece it just wiped off so I went back to the product details and following the suggested settings for the type of laser you have. I then resprayed and tried again and repeated it three times. Worked perfectly and proved resistant to cleaning and polishing, it took a black silicon wheel to remove it by resurfacing the whole disc. So it’s fine for silver and easy to use. Worth persevering!

Esta muy pequeñito el frasco pero si sirve para ennegrecer el láser.

I should have paid mor attention to the 'size'. $100 for a tiny tube size spray can - sorry thats a rip off.

Buen producto

Great. Shame I can't get anymore in the UK. Seems only for USA