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The amount of hardener needed to mix with enamel paint typically depends on the specific product and the manufacturer's instructions. Generally, a common ratio is around 4 parts enamel to 1 part hardener, but this can vary. Always refer to the label or technical data sheet of the specific enamel you are using for precise mixing ratios. Proper mixing is crucial for achieving optimal performance and durability of the finish.

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