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What is the difference between colored glazed glass, baked oil glass, and baked paint glass?


There are some differences in craftsmanship, performance, and appearance between glazed glass, baked oil glass, and baked paint glass:
Colored glazed glass is made by printing inorganic glaze onto the surface of glass through screen printing technology, and then firing it at high temperature to firmly bond the glaze with the glass surface. It has rich and diverse patterns and colors, and can be customized with various complex patterns and designs. It has good corrosion resistance and wear resistance, and is commonly used in fields such as architectural decoration and furniture.
Baked oil glass generally refers to oil sprayed glass, which is sprayed with a layer of oil-based coating on the surface of the glass and then dried. Its surface is relatively smooth and the color is relatively uniform, but the selection of patterns and colors is relatively limited, usually used for indoor partitions, decorations, etc.
Painted glass is coated with multiple layers of paint on the back of the glass, which is then baked and cured at high temperatures. It has a bright color, high hardness, and good waterproof, moisture-proof, and stain resistant properties, and is commonly used in environments such as kitchens and bathrooms.
Overall, glazed glass has more advantages in pattern customization, while baked glass has a relatively simple process, while baked glass performs better in hardness and protective performance. The specific application depends on the usage scenario and requirements.

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