torch fired cloisonne'

[@valwhitney6661]

Thank you again as always, your such a great teacher.

[@mzjazz5737]

What type of wire and gauge are you using, please and thank you?

[@CJGPickle]

What can I use instead of klearfire?

[@carenblabagno3036]

Thank you so much for your valuable instruction!

[@kymberlydawn1445]

It's been 10 years since this video was made but I will ask anyway...which flux are you using? Would 2020 soft flux work?

[@1soham1]

it is fine silver, but you could also use copper

[@michaelpotter8547]

I was wondering if I could use that wet technique to add enamel to a stainless steel ring. I have access to a lathe, but I suppose any sort of channel or divot would work the same. I was just wondering how viscous the enamel will be or not be?

[@sohamharrison]

don't think it will work on stainless, you might want to use epoxy

[@23silvergirl]

Thank you Soham. I just came across this wonderful tutorial...my question is: can brass be used as well?

[@1soham1]

nora new not brass, but copper works brilliantly

[@barbbear35]

Can you do this with a butane torch?

[@silentscribes1905]

very good video man , thank you so much

[@lorca8980]

Hi Mr Harrison, in 1:18 you show a bottle of "klear fire" 50%/50% H2O. What is "Klear Fire"? A kind of flux?

[@gear772]

when u say .8 is that all the information i need if i go to jo-anns and ask for some

[@sohamharrison]

it is an organic glue to hold the enamel in place. you could use hairspray but it is flammable, so be careful until it dries

[@sohamharrison]

yes