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The cloisonné or enamel emblemA lost art
Why is there so long a wait?
M First of all, it does take a long time to restore an emblem. There are many preliminary metal processes, and some procedures that must be done offsite. So even in a situation where only one emblem was on our schedule, the turn around time would probably be nearly two months. SchedulingSecondly, In order to operate more efficiently, we group all of the enamel emblem jobs onto a schedule. In the beginning our schedules would have just a handful of emblems that we would turn around in a couple of month's time. We also handle the plastic insert emblems. They are on a schedule as well. This schedule is alternated with the enamel emblem schedule. This, in effect, doubles the amount of time that one must wait if their emblem will be on the next schedule.
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