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Imitation Cloisonne / Synthetic Enamel

Process:	Copper stamped with imitation cloisonne / synthetic enamel
Material:	Copper
Enamel:	Imitation Cloisonne / Synthetic Enamel
Thickness:	Thickness is various depending on the size of design.
Plating:	Gold / Antique Gold / Silver / Antique Silver / Nickel / Black Nickel / Antique Nickel / Copper / Antique Copper / Brass / Antique Brass
Epoxy coating:	Without
Attachment	Various
Color reference:	Pantone Color Chart

STEP 1 Stamping Molding
Molds the metal surface to form the design.

STEP 2 Outline Cutting
* Cutting molds are made separately, then cut to the exact outline of the design. * Outline cutting molds may be required depending on the complexity of the design. * If a center hole or cut-out is required, an additional cut-through mold must be used.

STEP 3 Coloring
* Synthetic enamel is carefully hand-filled, one color at a time, using different sized syringes. * Drying. * To prevent defects, a high degree of skill is required in order to keep each color and the correct amount of enamel in the proper area.

STEP 4 Baking
The metal piece is baked at approximately 450F for 12 to15 minutes.

STEP 5 Stoning & Polishing
* Wait until every piece has cooled. * Finish the surface by stoning with a carborundum stone until all excess color has been worn away. * Polish the surface until smooth and shining.

STEP 6 Attachment
Solder attachment onto the back of each piece.

STEP 7 Plating
Plating now can be processed. The quality of plating varies with the length of time the metal is soaked in the plating liquid.

STEP 8 Inspection & Packing
All items are strictly inspected before delivery. Customer’s satisfaction is guaranteed!

* Bolder designs are recommended in order to prevent any unsatisfactory coloring caused by lines and figures that are too thin or too small and will require an additional silk-screen printing process.

* General enamel coloring requires a surrounding metal space to ensure good quality painting results. herefore it is usually necessary to allow for a blank metal rim (0.3mm minimum). If you require full-piece coloring, a special printing process is necessary.

* The standard colors are based on the Pantone Chart.

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