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If you’ve ever considered making your enamel pins, you’ve probably seen the terms “hard enamel” and “soft enamel.” Many people have the same question: What’s the difference?

In terms of texture, hard enamel is more expensive than soft enamel. A hard enamel pin has a smooth surface, while a soft one has raised metal edges. Colors are bright and vibrant in both methods, which use the same metal mold. Soft enamel offers some unique options.

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