ENAMEL
The enamel is a two component high build resin, which is solvent-free and odourless, intended for professional use. When cured, it has the following characteristics:
Trasparency and shine: in both the neutral and coloured transparent versions, the enamel has a transparency and shine that is similar to glass.
Hardness and adhesion: the enamel has outstanding adhesion on a variety of support materials (glass, metal, precious metals, plastics, leather, stone, wood and other natural materials) making it widely used. Historically, enamel is characterized for its distinguishing hardness and gloss, yet it can also be produced with varying degrees of elasticity to the point of softness, like that of rubber, while remaining exceptionally shiny. This ensures that it can be applied to both rigid and flexible materials alike.
Resistance: resistant to scratches, knocks, mechanical pressure, and with good light resistance (for the level of resistance of individual colors, please refer to the specific data sheet).
Enamel can be sanded and polished. All the colors available can also be supplied with a higher viscosity so that they can be used for outlines (in gel form, for this process please refer to the specific data sheet).
Properties
● Excellent adhesion to glass
● Strong, elastic, hard surface
● Good resistance to alkalis and acids
● Good resistance to solvents
● Good resistance to light
● Does not contains lead or cadmium
For further chemical or physical information please consult the safety data sheet and package label.
Hardener
TYPES
1. Transparent
Available in 12 colors from the color chart that can all be mixed together. This is particularly suitable for the plique-à-jour process, for decorating stained glass and to use in conjunction with glitter powder. It is also used as a very strong two component glue for gemstones and rhinestones.
2. Opaque
Available in more than 54 colors to create any covering paint (color cross-references for PANTONE®, RAL®, NCS®, etc).
3. Mother-of-pearl effect
Forty beautiful colors composed of white, two-color, and plural chromatic pearl effects to obtain fabulous gradations of color. Particularly suitable for decorating fashion and gold jewelery, silverware, party favours and gifts.
4. Fluorescent
Ten bright, glossy colors used to create fashion decorations. These can also be mixed in small batches with colors from the covering series, enabling the color tone to be enhanced.
5. Phosphorescent
These let you create decorations that can be seen in the dark.
6. Glitter
Created from the composition of the transparent series and solvent resistant polyester glitter powder. Paints can be mixed together from within each of the abovementioned series to obtain an infinite range of colours, effects and decorations.
