Hi, I have watched both videos thanks.
I am thinking of this chemical process:
1) Take a blank panel, eg an aluminium plate or a PCB
2) Spray with black ink and dry
3) Spray with positive photo resist and dry
4) Expose artwork in UV light
5) Develop panel in photo resist developer. This procedure should strip out all unwanted areas, and expose the layer of black ink in the same way it would expose the areas of copper to be etched.
6) Use a chemical solution to "etch out" all exposed areas of black ink in the same way we would use acid to etch out the exposed areas of copper.
7) Strip out the photo resist.
Spray with polyurethane coating to seal in and protect the artwork.
The above process would end up with a panel with black writing/artwork on it in exactly the same way we would prepare a PCB at home. The only step in the process I am missing is the selection of the right ink and also the right chemical in step (6) that can remove the exposed ink areas without touching the photo-resist.