Hard vs Soft Enamel Pins: What’s the Difference?
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If you’ve ever considered making your enamel pins, you’ve probably seen the terms “hard enamel” and “soft enamel.” Many people have the same question: What’s the difference?
In terms of texture, hard enamel is more expensive than soft enamel. A hard enamel pin has a smooth surface, while a soft one has raised metal edges. Colors are bright and vibrant in both methods, which use the same metal mold. Soft enamel offers some unique options.
Soft and hard enamel pins are the two main types of enamel pins. Each pin has unique qualities and characteristics, however, the main difference between hard enamel pins and soft enamel pins is the production process.
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