There are various decorative methods for daily enamel products, including: spraying, decals, printing, sun drying, brushing, engraving, painting, gold painting, stacking flowers and other methods. What are the characteristics and differences between these methods?

Spraying is a decorative method in which the glaze is sprayed onto the product by means of a spray gun and a hollow pattern. It is characterized by clear layers and strong three-dimensional effect. It is suitable for various daily enamel products, especially enamel basins, discs and other products. inner flower decoration. The spray pattern is generally a pattern of thick lines, but during the operation, the dust is large, the utilization rate of the color glaze is low, and the process is more complicated and the operation is difficult.

Printing is generally used for woodcuts, handwriting, paper-cuts, patterns and other patterns. Its work efficiency and color glaze utilization rate are high, there is no dust, the operation is relatively simple and easy to master, and it is only suitable for the decoration of enamel flowers.

The decal is to print the designed drawing on the special paper by color printing, and then make the decal through the process of filming, etc., and stick the decal on the enamel product, dry and burn the flower to achieve a decorative effect. Decals are suitable for detailed patterns, with simple process, easy operation, high production efficiency, and high utilization of color and glaze. They have been widely used on enamel products such as cups and spittoons.

Other methods such as drying, brushing, carving, painting, drawing gold, and stacking flowers are suitable for the decoration of fine products or handicrafts.