Pam East's DeNamel™ Enamel Eraser – Easily Remove Enamel from Metal
Pam East's DeNamel™ Enamel Eraser has been specially developed to safely and effectively remove fired enamel from metal objects. Consider it a last resort, as it may discolor or damage your piece, requiring additional finishing work. The powder is mixed with a small amount of water to form a paste and applied to the enameled surface. After heating in a kiln and quenching in water, the enamel layer releases from the metal and can be removed.
Developed by enamel artist Pam East, DeNamel™ is a practical solution for correcting mistakes, preparing pieces for re-enameling, or removing unwanted enamel layers. The formula is completely non-toxic and made in the USA.
Applications
- Removing fired enamel from metal
- Correcting enameling mistakes
- Preparing pieces for re-enameling
- Suitable for enamel work on metal substrates
Instructions for Use
- Mix a small amount of DeNamel™ with water to create a paste with the consistency of icing or thick cream.
- Apply the paste to the enamel surface.
- Heat the piece according to the manufacturer's instructions.
- Quench the hot piece in a bucket of water.
- The enamel will separate from the metal and can be removed.
If the piece has enamel on both sides (counter enamel), treat each side separately.
Safety Information
Always wear safety glasses when removing enamel. Small pieces of enamel may break off during the quenching process. Although DeNamel™ itself is 100% non-toxic, care should still be taken when using this product.
Features
- Developed by Pam East
- For removing fired enamel
- Easy to mix with water
- 100% non-toxic formula
- Ideal for repairs and corrections
- Made in the USA
Contents
1 package: 170 grams
