Question- Can I get blacker marks with a thicker coat of LMM-6000 & LMM-14?

Answer- No. Additional LMM-6000 & LMM-14 film thickness will only result in more power being needed to make a mark; it will not make the marks any darker.

Question- How many marks can I get from 500 grams of LMM-6000 & LMM-14?

Answer- When thinned and used as recommended, 500 grams LMM-6000 & LMM-14 should provide approximately 6000 square inches of coverage. The number of marks you can make will depend on the size of the mark and how much material you apply to the substrate.

Question- Will LMM-6000 & LMM-14 work on anodized metals?

Answer- LMM-6000& LMM-14 has generally been found to not work on anodized metals, but in some cases satisfactory results have been reported. We recommend experimentation if possible to determine if LMM-6000 & LMM-14 will work in your particular application. The CerMark LMM-6904 is formulated for use on anodized surfaces.

Question- Will LMM-6000 & LMM-14 work on coated metals?

Answer- No. If the metal has a protective coating on it, the coating must be removed before it can be marked. The protective coating will interfere with LMM-6000 & LMM-14 ability to bond to the surface of the metal.

Question- Does LMM-6000 & LMM-14 work on glass?

Answer- No. The LMM-6000 & LMM-14 are not formulated to be used on glass surfaces. It is designed to work only on metal surfaces. CerMark also offers the LMC series products for laser marking on glass and ceramic substrates.