Laser Engraving Alumilite Clear Slow

Quick answer is : I don't know as I've never tried it and don't have a laser engraver to test it.

The biggest thing to understand is that all resins get "soft" when too much heat is applied and you could then essentially "shape" into it and then it would hold that shape when it cools but I don't think a laser engraver does that but I also don't really understand how a laser engraver works so it might work or it might not.

Now as I don't have a laser engraver, I personally would do it a different way - I would make a master with the text already on it, make a mold of that and cast the Clear Slow into that and pop out the casting with the text already in it and ready to go.

And if you'd really rather use an engraver, I'd say you'd just have to experiment with one to find out.

Unless we have someone on the forum who has one and can chime in? Can anyone else give some advice here?