Trying Brilliance Laser Ink, seem very good on Aluminum and Stainless Steel so far, Cheaper than Cermark. 500 speed 100power
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Thanks for sharing! It’s good to know of other options for marking metals!
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Have you tried giving it a good rubbing to test the durability? I haven’t dabbled into marking metal, yet, but this seems promising so far!
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I use LaserBond, not Brilliance, but when I saw your question of durability I thought of my son-in-law’s test. I gave him a sample marking on stainless steel. He took it home and scraped on it…then he took a grinder to it. It held up remarkably. He’s using stainless tags on his farm equipment and wanted to make sure they could hold up. It was a good test.
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Is that the best place to buy it?
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That turns out really nice! I’m going to move this to Beyond the Manual for you, so you don’t end up having to remove the non-PG settings. 
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Great
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Turned out really nice.
Hi! Am I understanding correctly, You use laserbond on the metal bracelets? I just tried and it didn’t work. Trying to figure out what I did wrong.
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If you did, 500 speed 100 power I’m not sure. Is there a plastic coating? Did you give it 2 or 3 coats? Might wast to lightly sand to make sure the Laser Ink has something to “bite” to.
Let us know how it goes!
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Virgil’s Aeneid?
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Yes. “I recognize the embers of the old fire…”
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A nice present for a long ago ex?
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No. I just liked the saying. 
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