Each new piece of art is discussed with the Etch and Paint Department for any necessary modifications to ensure a successful etch job. Important details that are too small, or lines that are too thin risk getting blown out during the sandblasting phase, so a digital artist will thicken up and enlarge details to meet minimum specs for a successful job. All modifications will be submitted to the client for approval before proceeding. A good rule of thumb is having all linework no smaller than .75 pt. to 1 pt. in thickness.
There are limitations in etching the shoulders or entire surface of a bottle. Burgundy bottles are easier to decorate when it comes to shoulder work but would require a bottle inspection before committing to shoulder decoration.