Heat treat effect

you can get an cool looking effect on your heat treated stem by taping parts of your stem and use some fine sandpaper (ca.600) to polish of the free area.

also try:
-stickers
-cut your own design into sticky tape / stickers
-Sandblast should work much better with complex forms



PEACE

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