ENAMELS

We're now carrying Unique Glass Colors! They have developed an extensive palette of kiln-fired color lines, including Original, NT, Artisan, and Accent, just to name a few. These collections are meticulously crafted to suit a wide range of applications and surfaces, such as float glass, porcelain, terra cotta, recycled glass, and more, embodying their mission to provide "Every Shade of Inspiration" to artists across the globe. They've expanded to innovative products like Layering Mix, Bubble Powder, UGC Medium, and their distinct MUD in White and Black. These offerings have become essentials in the creation of both kiln-fired and air-dried masterpieces, reflecting their dedication to the art and craft of glass coloring. Over time we hope to add more and more of their awesome products to the Kiln Frog world!

Best Selling Enamel Products

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Primary Blast Pouring Enamels Kit - Kiln Frog
Primary Blast Pouring Enamels Kit - Kiln Frog
Primary Blast Pouring Enamels Kit
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Artisan Colors Kit #1 - Kiln Frog
Artisan Colors Kit #1
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Metallic Colors Kit - Kiln Frog
Metallic Colors Kit
Layering Mix - Kiln Frog
Layering Mix

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Frequently Asked Questions for Enamels
    What are glass enamels?

    Glass enamels are finely ground, colored glass powders or paints that fuse permanently onto glass when fired in a kiln. They let you add color, detail, and imagery to fused glass projects, and the color becomes part of the glass surface after firing.

    What are EZ Fire enamels and how do they fire?

    EZ Fire enamels by Fusemaster are lead-free glass enamels designed to fire at fusing temperatures and stay compatible with most art glass. Follow the manufacturer's EZ Fire firing schedule for your glass type, since exact ramps and hold temperatures depend on your project.

    Can I use enamel paint on glass?

    Use kiln-fired glass enamels made for fusing rather than ordinary enamel paint. Fired glass enamels bond permanently and resist wear, while general enamel paints are not formulated for kiln temperatures and can burn off or fail to adhere.

    Do I need a medium to apply glass enamels?

    Most powdered glass enamels are mixed with water or a firing medium so they brush, pen, or screen on smoothly. The medium burns off during firing, leaving only the fused color, so match the medium to your application method.

    What is the difference between enamels and frit?

    Enamels are very fine glass powders used for detailed color, painting, and surface decoration. Frit is coarser crushed glass used to build up color and texture across a piece. Both fuse to glass, but enamels give finer detail while frit gives body.