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I do it using a sandblaster, you can find (resist film) on-line. you cut a square hole of your choosing in the resist film apply glue to the stone, stick the resist on, burnish it down and then sandblast. (the longer you hold the blasting nozzle on the square the deeper the hole gets until you go all the way thru) NOTE: monument companies have large sand-blasters, some autobody shops have sandblasters also. Good-Luck

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