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Yes, make accurate templates. I did mine in 3mm board. Make sure they fit. Then paint the backs and mirror them or just mirror them if that's the look you want. Of course you can have acid etch etc (but don't it's a grease trap)
If you want to be able to relax when you order the glass take all your sockets off when you do the template and check you can fit the screws for the sockets. You don't need to disconnect the wiring but do switch off the kitchen ring.
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Has anybody had experience with ordering and fitting kitchen glass spalshbacks? I need two; hob with electricity socket holes, and one for the windowsill