In recent years glass, historically considered as a complement of windows and doors, has become a fundamental element of modern furnishing in private homes and in civil buildings. The consequence of this change in its destination of use has led to the search for visually pleasant surfaces, as has historically been the case of wooden furniture. The treatment of glass surfaces has therefore become increasingly important.
Already in use at glass factories, the search for visual effects has historically been achieved by means of:
•    Sanding
•    Etching
•    Silk Screening.

The increase in the demand for decorated glass has led paint and varnish producers to invest in the development of specific products that can be applied by means of technologies and products partially deriving from those historically utilized in the wood sector.

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