• Separation Enamel - 10g
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Separation Enamel - 10g

Separation Enamel - 10g

ENL-054

10 grams

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Separation Enamel

Separation Enamel is painted in any design over 2-3 coats of pre-fired transparent and/or opaque enamels, with a transparent enamel being the final coat. When fired, the separation enamel changes the viscosity of the area producing a flowing or spreading, somewhat similar to a marbleized effect. Dry and fire at 1450°-1550°F for 2-5 minutes. Can also be torch fired.

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Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 10 reviews.

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Separation Enamel -10

"Thanks to this product, I was able to achieve the wild effects I was trying to produce. Love this company and the huge variety of items they offer."

— Jewelmaker (5/5)

Separation Enamel -10

"Thanks to this product, I was able to achieve the wild effects I was trying to produce. Love this company and the huge variety of items they offer."

— Jacqueline B. (5/5)

So much fun!

"This separation enamel is so much fun! Lots of different techniques to get a variety of patterns and variations of color."

— Libby F. (5/5)

Works well

"Works well"

— Teresa L. (5/5)

Separation Enamel

"Love these products....they are quality!"

— Pamela H. (5/5)

Separation Enamel

"Love these products....they are quality!"

— Pamela H. (5/5)

Enamel

"As expected. No surprises."

— Ronald S. (4/5)

Enamel

"As expected. No surprises."

— Ronald S. (4/5)

works as expected

"makes pretty marbleized enamel patterns!"

— Jill C. (5/5)

works as expected

"makes pretty marbleized enamel patterns!"

— Jill C. (5/5)

Q&A

Can this be applied UNDER hard fusing clear (2040)?
You can fire the separation enamel in and then sift and fire clear over top of it, but we would not recommend 2040. 2040 is a hard fusing clear and should be used as a base coat and not top coat. 2007 should be used instead.
It says to mix the powder with squeegee oil (ENL-055) can a dilution of Klr-Fire be used as well?
Hi Jill, we do not recommend klyr-fire over squeegee oil with separation enamel. Other mediums can be used like lavender oil or the acrylic medium, but not klyr-fire as it would be too thin.