Hard enamel is also called epola pin, new Cloisonné, Cloisonné II, Semi-Cloisonné and Clois-Tech.Hard enamel is called new cloisonne and has been around for more than 20 years.
Their design method is to pour enamel on the recessed area of the metal, and then heat it at a very high temperature. Then polish them smoothly to ensure that it is at the same level as the metal edges.
Hard enamel pins are usually the first choice, if you want a smooth and shiny enamel pin, it should be your first choice. The luster is produced by the final polishing of the pin, which produces the look and feel of luster and jewelry quality,
It has a smooth surface and is heated at very high temperatures, which makes it one of the most durable enamel pins. This is because its front side is not easily scratched or exposed to elements that may cause damage.
Therefore, if you want an enamel pin that is durable and can withstand exposure to various hard surfaces and other elements, you can consider hard enamel.
Just like soft enamel pins, hard enamel pins have ridges to prevent color mixing. But instead of keeping the color below the design outline, you add color over and over to enhance the enamel so that it is at the same level as the metal edge. Therefore, this creates a flat surface, giving it a smooth appearance.
The process of making hard enamel is a bit complicated, but it’s definitely worth it. The surface is first filled with the desired enamel color, and then baked or cured. Then lightly sand the surface of the enamel pin until it becomes smooth and flat. It is this combination of grinding and polishing that makes hard enamel so recognizable.
However, you must remember that the cost of hard enamel can be much higher than ordinary enamel pins because they are time-consuming and labor-intensive.
All in all, they are a good choice, especially if you want an enamel pin that will last for many years.The quality is self-evident, and you can guarantee that it will not lose shape, luster or color over time.
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