We have our own brand of enamel called ScreenLine which is available from our website and we ship worldwide. There is currently only black and white and it was formulated to fire onto glass at slumping temperatures. It will also go up to full fuse. We also sell EZ Fire enamels and Dove/Rogue enamels. Sorry for the late reply.
Pepe, She might be using a white emulsion coating on the screen perhaps. I do have a question regarding the durability of the inks. I'm trying to use this process for adding graphics to a coffee mug or beer glasses.
@@tin2698 You can screen rpint onto any substrate with our screens, but you need to use a medium that fits with the substrate. I am not very familiar with acrylic paints or using plexiglass/acrylic but Sppedball make acrylic paints for every application. I'm sure you could find soemthing suitable in their range.
Do you have a link to find these enamels
Can you share where you got your pre-mixed enamel paint? Peliglass in the Netherlands?
We have our own brand of enamel called ScreenLine which is available from our website and we ship worldwide. There is currently only black and white and it was formulated to fire onto glass at slumping temperatures. It will also go up to full fuse. We also sell EZ Fire enamels and Dove/Rogue enamels. Sorry for the late reply.
Is there a way where you don't have to fire up. Can you just paint glass?
Hi :-) can i use this on a enemal cup?...does i it have to cured the paint in the oven, what will happen with the enemal cup then?
Pepe, She might be using a white emulsion coating on the screen perhaps.
I do have a question regarding the durability of the inks. I'm trying to use this process for adding graphics to a coffee mug or beer glasses.
Are your products available in USA?
Yes Amana we ship all over the world.
Cute but it's on rain glass how smooth are the lines?
Hi, I'm not sure what you mean by rain glass Scott. The lines are very smooth and fine.
Bullseye testa glass is textured on one side and smooth on the other
This will work on acrylic?
Do you mean with acrylic paint or on an acrylic board?
@@beckywills4876 acrylic glass 😊
@@tin2698 You can screen rpint onto any substrate with our screens, but you need to use a medium that fits with the substrate. I am not very familiar with acrylic paints or using plexiglass/acrylic but Sppedball make acrylic paints for every application. I'm sure you could find soemthing suitable in their range.
@@tin2698 Acrylic is plastic, not glass. 🙂
@@tin2698 This enamel is designed to be fired in a kiln to well over a thousand degrees F. Acrylic will not survive.