Have you ever tried water glass (sodium silicate) it is liquid glass. It can glue both glass and porous ceramics. It is very alkaline so goggles and gloves are highly recommended.
Hi Allie, I’m in the US - they sell aradlite here but not in the configurations (a/b) on your video. They do have an epoxy mix, which I’m unsure will be as effective in sinking into the crack? I just want to be sure before I try to fix this crack in my favorite planter. Thanks, I enjoy your show and it’s very helpful.
hello...great videos...i subscribed...question.....this millput...how hard does it get..im looking to repair a fang on a dragon vase..im trying to rebuild a fang but when im done i want it to be permanent...i know some repairs if you bump it it will come right off...can you advise...thx andy
@@theceramicrepairstudio its a fang on a chinese dragon...the fang is small...im thinking of making it then letting it dry and then popping it off and then gluing it back on...then fill in the seam and painting...have you ever done that...thx andy
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Would have been interesting to see the finished project , good information though 👍
Have you ever tried water glass (sodium silicate) it is liquid glass. It can glue both glass and porous ceramics. It is very alkaline so goggles and gloves are highly recommended.
Really?
No, but will try it.
Also a great suggestion, thank you.
Very helpful, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Allie, I’m in the US - they sell aradlite here but not in the configurations (a/b) on your video. They do have an epoxy mix, which I’m unsure will be as effective in sinking into the crack? I just want to be sure before I try to fix this crack in my favorite planter. Thanks, I enjoy your show and it’s very helpful.
Will the crack remain visible after the glues have dried?
Yes it will
I am not sure what ovther brands are available in America, which do the same thing
hello...great videos...i subscribed...question.....this millput...how hard does it get..im looking to repair a fang on a dragon vase..im trying to rebuild a fang but when im done i want it to be permanent...i know some repairs if you bump it it will come right off...can you advise...thx andy
Milliput is great, although if you have a break there is always a weak point
@@theceramicrepairstudio its a fang on a chinese dragon...the fang is small...im thinking of making it then letting it dry and then popping it off and then gluing it back on...then fill in the seam and painting...have you ever done that...thx andy
Does it hide the crack?
No
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