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Articles about Headstones
History of American Headstones
Types of Headstones and Tombstones
Headstone Terminology
Selecting a Headstone Granite Color
Choosing a Headstone Design
Selecting Lettering styles for Headstones
Types of Gravestones, Headstones & Grave Markers
Manufacturing Process of Headstones
Installation and Foundations for Headstones
Cemetery Regulations
Headstone Epitaphs
Cleaning Headstones
History of American Headstones
Types of Headstones and Tombstones
Headstone Terminology
Selecting a Headstone Granite Color
Choosing a Headstone Design
Selecting Lettering styles for Headstones
Types of Gravestones, Headstones & Grave Markers
Manufacturing Process of Headstones
Installation and Foundations for Headstones
Cemetery Regulations
Headstone Epitaphs
Cleaning Headstones
Articles about Ceramic Pictures
Memorial Pictures: History of
Ceramic Memorial Picture Guarantee
Easy Install instructions for Ceramic Pictures
Memorial Pictures: History of
Ceramic Memorial Picture Guarantee
Easy Install instructions for Ceramic Pictures
Articles about Grave Markers and Gravestones
Types of Grave Markers
Grave Marker Terminology
Selecting a Grave Marker Size
Selecting a Grave Marker Design
How to Buy a Grave Marker
Installation of Grave Markers
Cemetery Regulations for Grave Markers
Grave Markers Epitaphs and Verses
Types of Grave Markers
Grave Marker Terminology
Selecting a Grave Marker Size
Selecting a Grave Marker Design
How to Buy a Grave Marker
Installation of Grave Markers
Cemetery Regulations for Grave Markers
Grave Markers Epitaphs and Verses
Types of Granite grave marker techniques and
designs
A. Flat Carved a one step sandblast process
Flat carved sandblast designs are
B. Shaped carved is a two step sandblast process
wherin the sandblaster goes in again to deepen
and beautify the grave marker
grave marker Etched Designs
A. Laser etching is a process in which an image is
scanned into a computer and that scanned image
is then transferred onto the grave marker. The
laser etching just pierces the surface of the
polished face of the grave marker. This is why the
depth of detail can be seen on a laser etched
grave marker.
It is highly recommended that dark granites
especially black granite is used so the contrast
between the etching and the granite surface is
maximized.
B.. Custom grave marker Etched Designs
Custom etching works on the same principal as
laser etching except the etching on the grave
marker is done by an artist by hand with a diamond
tipped etcher.
Artists can do custom personalized work that a
laser machine can not do.
3.Lithochrome Dye for grave markers
Litho as it is called is a dye that can be added to
your grave marker.
It can be added to the lettering to make it pop, or
to enhance a sandblast design or can be added by
the artist while doing etched designs to add colors
to the scene or picture.
designs
A. Flat Carved a one step sandblast process
Flat carved sandblast designs are
B. Shaped carved is a two step sandblast process
wherin the sandblaster goes in again to deepen
and beautify the grave marker
grave marker Etched Designs
A. Laser etching is a process in which an image is
scanned into a computer and that scanned image
is then transferred onto the grave marker. The
laser etching just pierces the surface of the
polished face of the grave marker. This is why the
depth of detail can be seen on a laser etched
grave marker.
It is highly recommended that dark granites
especially black granite is used so the contrast
between the etching and the granite surface is
maximized.
B.. Custom grave marker Etched Designs
Custom etching works on the same principal as
laser etching except the etching on the grave
marker is done by an artist by hand with a diamond
tipped etcher.
Artists can do custom personalized work that a
laser machine can not do.
3.Lithochrome Dye for grave markers
Litho as it is called is a dye that can be added to
your grave marker.
It can be added to the lettering to make it pop, or
to enhance a sandblast design or can be added by
the artist while doing etched designs to add colors
to the scene or picture.