Enameling

Enameling

Ceramit is a low temperature curing, hard enamel. Requires only 200º F (93º C) for one hour and the result is a ceramic-like surface, which resembles kiln fired enamels in both appearance and physical properties. A two-part, liquid system, in which the catalyst and the colour are mixed in a 2-to-1 proportion. Can be brushed on, sprayed on or applied with a spatula or squeeze bottle. Applies in a single coat or can be built up in successive layers to obtain unusual and elegant finishes. No powders or kilns are necessary. Has a hardness of 60-75 on the Sward scale (as compared to kiln-fired enamel 65-80, which requires 1500º F (816º C) to cure).

30 colours are available which can be mixed to obtain and infinite variety of shades. Adheres to metals, woods, plastics, and ceramics and can be stoned and polished.

Simple and easy to use, so even beginners will be producing professional work in a short time. Can be cured in ordinary electric kitchen ovens, by infra-red lamps of by forced air blowers.