Baked enamel badges feature vivid colors, clear lines, and a strong metallic texture. The manufacturing process of baked enamel badges is as follows: embryo pressing - polishing - electroplating - coloring. There are metallic blocking lines between different colors on the surface of baked enamel badges, and you can feel an obvious sense of unevenness when touching them by hand. The surface of baked enamel badges is in direct contact with the air. Relatively speaking, their wear resistance is a bit poor. You can consider adding a layer of transparent epoxy resin (polyester resin). After adding the epoxy resin, the surface of the baked enamel badge will become smooth. However, after adding the epoxy resin, there will be no obvious sense of unevenness when touching the surface of the baked enamel badge. If you like badges with an uneven texture, you can choose not to add the epoxy resin. Generally speaking, the cost of baked enamel badges is a bit lower than that of imitation enamel badges. You can choose the appropriate manufacturing process according to the effect of the design draft and the budget. The baked enamel coloring process is widely used in various mid-to-high-end products such as badges, fridge magnets, medals, keychains, etc.