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Step one:
Copper must be used in order to enamel because it is one of the metals we have that will not melt in the kiln. Take the piece of copper and file it down in order to allow the enamel powder stick.

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Step two:
Apply kiln fire glue to the copper. Be sure to place paper towel down underneath in order to make it easier to clean up and save materials. This glue will allow the enamel to stick so be sure to apply it in an even coat.

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Step three:
Apply the enamel in an even coat with a sifter and allow it to dry before putting it in the kiln. Make sure to use a color labeled opaque if you want the color to appear more.

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Step four:
Take your metal and put it on a grate. Allow it to dry on top of the kiln, and then put it in until it is bright red.

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Step five:
Once your metal is bright red, take it out of the kiln and allow it to dry. DO NOT TOUCH!! Once you have your first coat down, you can add other colors on top in different patterns, as seen here.

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Step six:
After your piece is dry you are done! You should be left with a smooth, shiny surface that is perfect for any project!