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I've experimented with a few distinct options, but I keep coming back to the nitric/hydrochloric acid mixture for most of my work. It only gives the greatest results overall, in my practice.

That makes sense. It's invariably excellent to stick with what works, mainly when you're dealing with something as essential as the quality of your etching.

Thanks for the input, everyone! I think I'll start with the nitric/hydrochloric acid mixture and see how it goes. It's excellent to get any alternatives in attention if I need to switch items up in the future.