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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Another way to repair, reuse, recycle on the farm! Instead of taking this broken terra cotta pot to the dump, we decided to buy some glue and take a chance on repairing it. With some Gorilla Glue and Martha Stewart specialty paint, we have a beautiful new pot ready to use to spruce up our curb appeal!
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Thank you for this post. I’m about to save my beautiful clay pot.
I now live in Italy and in Tuscany I saw that the broken pots where repaired has if they where sewn with copper. In fact they are sewn. I just repaired one this morning , I did drill holes and then took my copper wire and sewn the pot back. With time the vertdegris appears and it is beautiful.
While I'm thinking about it I should say that what didn't work for me is hot glue. It would only work if it enclosed things it doesn't work to glue this kind of stuff together at least for me.
I’d have left the inside to keep the water out of the crack. I like the suggestion of the Martha Stuart paint ❤️
I have done this many times. I am very clumsy and I drop pots :-) I also fixed a chiminea in a similar way, but not with superglue. I used JB weld and wired it together as well. That's in another video.
Awesome!!!!I bought gorilla glue for ceramics. Hope it works as easily for me.
Reminds me of Kintsugi, which is the respected Japanese art of repairing things and giving them further life.
Love to see things being repaired where possible. Respect.
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I actually combine the two adding gold colored tint to whatever I'm gluing the pieces together with. An easier way to do this is to glue together like you did and then use a small, hot glue, gun and gold colored hot glue to make it look like it was fixed in kintsugi style.
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I lost two blueberry bushes to deer. They were relentless in their determination to eliminate my blueberries. First one was eaten down to the roots and the second one was pulled up out of the pot and eaten down to the roots as well. There was no saving either of them. I hope you don't have deer in your neighborhood. If so, put them up high, like a 2nd or 3rd story balcony. Darn deer!! Your pot looks great!
Are you not supposed to apply water to one of the cracked surfaces first to bond ?
So how is the blueberry bush and pot repair?
Fantastic solution! Thank you for sharing. Can you please let us know what is the name of the belt you have used? 🙏🏻🙏🏻
It was just a regular old ratchet strap from your local hardware store!
@@cottonwoodfarmlife2654 thank you very much for your reply . very helpful.
Does the paint exist in Black???? What is the name of the product *paint* and where to source it in Australia?
Should have used the non foaming kind...
Nice! I would have put something nicer in the pot after all that work lol.
We can use fevicol?
I am not familiar with that glue however in a google search it says it works with any porous material so it should work! Thanks for the comment
Why did the glue got white because it was clear when applied
To show that it was dry