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L. Dubbs Engraving flagship store opening in Skyforest this weekend

Apr 1, 2025 | Mountain Events

Engraved wine glasses, 20% off promotion.

L. Dubbs Engraving is opening a brand-new store in Skyforest, replete with an inaugural event on Saturday, April 5, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The proprietors are offering 10% off everything in-store alongside drinks and appetizers.

Their staff can employ a laser engraving technique that “leaves a deep mark over the surface” of many different materials, which lasts “until the material decays.” This means that clients can personalize almost any item as a special gift for a loved one: wineglasses, candles, cutting boards, tools, party favors… just about anything you might imagine. As well, L. Dubbs Engraving takes pride in their customer service.Dubbs Engraving is located at 935 Kuffel Canyon Road, Skyforest, CA For more information, visit ldubbsengraving.com.

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