Vitreous enamel is a technique of applying a glass-like coating to metal surfaces. This involves fusing powdered glass to the metal by heating it to high temperatures, where it melts and bonds to the surface, creating a smooth, durable finish. The result is a glossy, colorful coating that can be used for decorative items such as jewelry, artwork, and pottery. Vitreous enamel provides both a protective layer and an attractive finish, allowing for vibrant colors and intricate designs.

Definition und Bedeutung von „vitreous enamel“ im Englischen

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