Its a bummer, PBS doesn't allow name brands to be mentioned - its all generic. We do have a tutorial on the Make it artsy website for this project that does list the adhesive used ; ) makeitartsy.com/projects/Make_it_Artsy_Series_900/912/MIA_912-2_INST.pdf
I used a 1 minute fast setting epoxy- and the other products are Aves Clay products; in the video we used Fixit Paste and Fixit Sculpt but you could easily use Apoxie Paste and Apoxie Sculpt - they all work great!
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Without mentioning the adhesives used this video is rather pointless :(
Its a bummer, PBS doesn't allow name brands to be mentioned - its all generic. We do have a tutorial on the Make it artsy website for this project that does list the adhesive used ; ) makeitartsy.com/projects/Make_it_Artsy_Series_900/912/MIA_912-2_INST.pdf
never heard of Kintsugi before - looked it up. very interesting.
What kind of glue did you use?
I used a 1 minute fast setting epoxy- and the other products are Aves Clay products; in the video we used Fixit Paste and Fixit Sculpt but you could easily use Apoxie Paste and Apoxie Sculpt - they all work great!
Thank you ,good idea have a small pot needed fixing.
What is the 2part modeling clay being used?
Apoxie by Aves Clay
Super Glue for an outside pot ??? That'll last a few weeks then !!!
Where can I buy this at?
www.avesclay.com
@@avesclay Thank you