Things about hard enamel pin

Imitation enamel is a technique that aims to replicate the appearance of true enamel craftsmanship. 

Enamel craftsmanship involves melting colored glass powders onto a metal surface,

 creating a smooth and durable decorative layer.

In imitation enamel craftsmanship, a material called epoxy resin is commonly used to simulate the look and texture of enamel.

 Epoxy resin is a transparent synthetic material that can be dyed to achieve different color effects. 

It has a smooth surface and can adhere firmly to the metal base.

The process of creating imitation enamel typically involves the following steps:

Prepare the metal base: 

Select a suitable metal base, such as copper, steel, or alloy, and clean and polish it to ensure a smooth surface.

Design the pattern: 

The designer creates the desired pattern or image based on the client's requirements and needs.

Apply epoxy resin: 

Apply epoxy resin to the metal base, either using a brush or by spraying. 

Different colors of epoxy resin can be used as per the pattern requirements.

Drying and curing: Once the epoxy resin application is complete, 

it needs to be dried and cured at the appropriate temperature and humidity to ensure complete solidification and achieve the desired texture and hardness.

Finishing touches: 

Depending on the requirements, the imitation enamel surface can undergo additional processes such as polishing, buffing, 

and cleaning to achieve the final smooth and vibrant appearance.

Through imitation enamel craftsmanship, people can achieve similar decorative effects to enamel in a more cost-effective manner. 

It also offers greater flexibility in application to various materials and products, such as jewelry, souvenirs, badges, and decorative items.