This new special adhesive for enamelling is supplied in liquid form.
lt both decreases the metal base and forms an adhesive film which holds the enamel in moving and firing.
The adhesive must always be applied with a brush to upright shapes before decoration.
The 24 opaque enamel colors are sold in powder form.
If you use opaque enamel, the metal surface will no longer appear after firing.
You will appreciate the great brilliance and radiance of the colors of the enamel manufactured by EFCO, despite the absence of lead in its manufacture.
We recommend that you set the temperature of your oven between 750 ° C and 850 ° C, (enamel melting temperature). This will take between 2 and 3 minutes to melt.
Firing temperature 780-850 ° C on copper, silver, gold and iron.
The 24 opaque enamel colors are sold in powder form.
If you use opaque enamel, the metal surface will no longer appear after firing.
If you use, transparent enamel, it will remain clearly visible.
You will appreciate the great brilliance and radiance of the colors of the enamel manufactured by EFCO, despite the absence of lead in its manufacture.
We recommend that you set the temperature of your oven between 750 ° C and 850 ° C, (enamel melting temperature). This will take between 2 and 3 minutes to melt.
Firing temperature 780-850 ° C on copper, silver, gold and iron.
Powder against opaque enamel, 45 gr, for baking at 780 ° C-850 ° C
This packet of Millefiore coloured glass beads can be applied to a layer of enamel and fused. Counter enamelling is recommended. Sold in 40gr pack.
This packet of Millefiore coloured glass beads can be applied to a layer of enamel and fused. Counter enamelling is recommended. Sold in 40gr pack.
This packet of Millefiore coloured glass beads can be applied to a layer of enamel and fused. Counter enamelling is recommended. Sold in 40gr pack.
Square mosaic enamel, assorted colors, 2.2 mm, 20 g bottle
Hexagonal mosaic enamel, blue and white, diameter 3 mm, 20 g bottle
These Enamel Threads are perfect for scrolling or to add straight lines of colour. Threads measure approx 150-170mm and are sold in a 10g pack, assorted colours. Please note that these enamel threads are for use with high temperature, vitreous enamels, and cannot be used with Efcolor enamel.
Efco kiln 135 TH, Maximum temperature 1100 ° C, Heating area: B140 x H90x T155mm, for enameling
The right tools are essential to make Efcolor Low Temp Enamels easy and fun to use.
Enamel Sieve, 80mm diam., Used for an even application of enamel powder onto pieces.
Contains 1 sieve per pack.
Set of 20 Empty tubes with lid, ø 36 mm high 45 mm, for 25 ml
Set of 10 Empty tubes with sieve nozzle, ø 36 mm high 45 mm, for 25 ml
Little Stand for backing enamel for workpieces from 0,3 to 1 cm, enameling up to 1200 ° C
Stand for backing enamel, Multiple, for enamelling up to 1200 ° C
Support for counter enamelled parts, for parts from 5 to 55 mm, enameling up to 1200 ° C
Stand for backing enamel for 9 to 14 cm piece, enameling up to 1200 ° C
Stand for backing enamel, Multiple, for enamelling up to 1200 ° C
Sanding block, fine grain, 5 x 4 x 2 cm, polishing
Cooking grid 8 cm x 7 cm, height 1cm, for high temperature oven
Set of 2 Copper foil cutouts 100 x 150 mm x 0,1 mm, for enamelling and decorating
Copper foil, 300 x 200 x 0.1 mm, for enamelling, decoration, creation
Copper foil, 300 x 200 x 0.2 mm, for enamelling, decoration, creation
Copper foil, 300 x 200 x 0.3 mm, for enamelling, decoration, creation
Copper plate, 150 x 150 x 0.8 mm, for enamelling, decoration, creation
Copper plate, 120 x 120 x 0.8 mm, for enamelling, decoration, creation
Copper plate, 120 x 120 x 0.8 mm, for enamelling, decoration, creation
Copper plate, 150 x 150 x 0.8 mm, for enamelling, decoration, creation
Brass sheet, 300 x 200 x 0.3 mm, for decoration, creation
Shades in the colors may appear. They are to be attributed to the supports used and to variations in firing temperatures.
Firing temperature 780-850°C on copper, silver, gold and iron.
Shades in the colors may appear. They are to be attributed to the supports used and to variations in firing temperatures.
Firing temperature 780-850°C on copper, silver, gold and iron.
