Frost Glass Pipe or Disc

Frosted Glass: This type of frosted glass refers to the old methods, where sand and water were used to create a frosted. Due to the limitations of this technique, it’s not possible to achieve a “light frost” effect, and there are often grinding marks. Nowadays, this of frosted glass is rarely seen.

Sandblasted Glass: This is created by using an air compressor to spray sand at the glass, creating a sandy texture You can create patterns by covering parts of the glass with paper before sandblasting, allowing for a variety of designs. The advantage is the high degree of freedom design, but the downside is that it can easily become uneven, especially in large areas. This is due to the differences in the force, distance, and number times the sand is sprayed, which can result in an uneven “frost” effect.

Jade Sand Glass: This is a new type of “fro glass” treatment process. It’s said to be created by corroding the surface of the glass with a special chemical solution. The characteristics are a uniform surface texture a delicate feel. It can also be used to create various designs, but it’s more difficult.