Custom Hard Enamel Pins for Brands, Events and Retail Collections: Video Guide

This 73-second video covers what to specify, check and approve before production.

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  1. 0:00Hard enamel pins: color polished flush with the metal.
  2. 0:05First: hard enamel is polished level, while soft enamel keeps raised lines. Gradients won't fill enamel cells; plan print or flat steps.
  3. 0:16Second, judge artwork at real size. Narrow gaps can close and tiny lettering can blur, so your proof should mark the approved line width and gap.
  4. 0:27Third, color and plating. Screen color won't match enamel exactly; use a physical reference. Then pick gold, silver, black nickel, copper or antique.
  5. 0:39Fourth, finish the back. Choose a clutch, locking back, magnet or two posts, plus back stamp, backing card and bag. Then production can begin.
  6. 0:50Here's a look inside our factory. We engrave the steel mold, cast the pin blanks, plate them, fill the enamel colors, and finish pins like these.
  7. 1:03Send your artwork, size, quantity and delivery date.
  8. 1:08Add plating and backing, and we'll prepare your quote.

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