Porcelain enamel

Porcelain enamel is a durable, smooth, glassy coating applied to metal surfaces through a heating process. It involves fusing powdered glass onto the metal at high temperatures, creating a tough, non-porous layer that resists scratching, corrosion, and staining. Commonly found on appliances like ovens, sinks, and decorative items, porcelain enamel enhances both appearance and longevity. Its ability to withstand heat, chemicals, and everyday use makes it a practical choice for protecting and beautifying metal surfaces in various settings.