That's a great video, my respect! I have a question - is there any risk for the glued part to fall down in future? If so, should I apply a coat of glue like you do this in other videos? I would be super thankful for some clarification.

Ceramic jar (barani) leakage under what happened what solution (wine making jar)

How would you restore an egg shell porcelain soup bowl? The porcelain is about paper thin.

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Can I do repairs with Liquid Glass rather than glue and white powder as you do? I have no idea whether the white powder is available in my country.

What were you wiping the glue with at the end? I couldn’t make out the word. Thank you 😊

I really appreciate your work and your videos. They are very very helpful. Thank you again.

Can I mix acrylic with the miliput ?

I would keep the Milliput in a plastic bags, using a vacuum machine, so no air can go in and make it dry. 🤗😍😍😍

Sorry your Airbrush is a Brand "Harder an Steenback" and the Typ is Evolution

I made a mistake. i painted i coat underglaze then accidentally painted second coat with acrylic paint. Is there a way to fix it.?

Hello, thank you very much for your videos which inspired me to start restoring the ceramics I had at home. I have a question about the ceramic glaze from Rustins. Is it safe for food? Thank you for your response :)

Why don’t you show finishing the job in these videos? (Sanding and painting)

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

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.

Does it hide the crack?

Hi Would the same technique work fine bone china. I live in Australia. Thank you.

I’m new to this channel. My wife just started collecting vintage pottery. We have a few pieces in need of minor repair, so I’m learning a lot. Thanks!

Yes but is this food safe??

You put Millie put on there…? What is that?

Hope to see this item finished new subscriber here love your videos❤

Great info thank you! Can you use this technique to paint over a large section to change the coloring on something? Don’t worry, I’m not looking to change an antique piece. Lol

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Just stumbled across your channel by chance and found it really interesting, so I've subscribed. I'm about to start from your first video, so I have some catching up to do! Great presentation and very informative. Thank you.

If you’re repairing a cup & saucer for example, would it be safe to use it or would it be just for display purposes. Thanks for the videos. I’ve found my new hobby!

I bought a clock someone had done at a paint your own pottery shop. Can I use this technique to change the paint/coloring on the full piece?

my mug is chipped and so I would like to use milliput. After it hardens up, is it safe to put in a dishwasher or microwave?

I have a chipped mug and would like to use milliput to even out the surfaces. After it hardens, is it safe to use it in a dishwasher and the microwave?

I have a Wedgwood ring that got knocked and has a hairline crack on an angle all the way through. I panicked and mixed up watery Guache and painted over it but I want something more permanent it’s not so great. I don’t know what to do.

Hey! I've just had an awful accident and smashed mine and looking for advice how to repair it ! What's the best thing to use ???

Is this food safe?

Doesn't the color lighten or darken after it dries? I've learned so much from you. I've gotten the repairs down pat. The repainting to match is still a challenge. The color wet vs the color dry is still a challenge. Love watching your videos.

Great video, Ali. One thing I cannot find is how to remove superglue or old glue from porcelain or ceramic that is painted with no finish or lacquer. I have a figure that has some gnarly yellow stained superglue in a spot that was repaired but bled through another side and pooled on a small section. Using any kind of paint thinner or acetone will strip the paint away, is there anything you can recommend that will have the least amount of visual ware on the surface? I was thinking of a debonder, but some can eat through paints so a softer solution is needed.

Is this before glue ing the head back on

I love your voice!

Thank you for the video. After sanding it, then what? Does it need to be fired and painted and fired again? Thank you. I am repairing a very small chip in a bowl that my Mom made over thirty years ago. It means a lot to me. Of course, it is a bowl that one will eat out of, so it must be safe.

can you not place a balloon inside, then inflate it and the piece of ceramic has some where to rest on.overtime the balloon will deflate it self or a long needle can be incerted where the cable comes out. just a thought.😊😊😊

If you need to know which country I’m from, I am Canadian but I also have access to the USA market as well.

What do you do when pieces are missing? Thank you Olivia

Where can I get the milliore and other products in your tutorials I live in the states

I’m trying to restore a Royal Worcester pattern“Evesham” China dish. I’ve reached the stage after filling in the crack/chip of not being able to find the correct white paint as the China is a white/grey/blue’ish color and even though there seems to be several whites on the market, which one in high gloss will be the most suitable? Also, will a high gloss varnish change the color of the white and work as a durable protector? Thank you, I would appreciate your input.

Also don't do your detail work right after drinking a large cup of coffee

I really like the japanese tradition of using gold to repair it. The beauty of a piece is emphasized because it has more character and the break is part of the story of the piece.

I can’t find your video that takes us through the compleat restoration .i find it difficult finding your next step video . I hope I can make as good a repair as you .great videos 👍

Thank you so much for your videos! I don't know anywhere else I could learn this. I collect antique porcelain dolls, I would love to see you repair one. Once again, thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!❤

Thank you very much for your reply. I will try the products you mentioned. The teacup has a very small chip where the gold trim is. The other piece is a serving bowl with a small chip on the edge. This will not come in contact with food. I will watch your other videos and let you know how my two pieces turn out. If anyone else has any suggestions, I welcome them.

Do you use the clear Rustin’s clear glaze or the white version? Is it worth buying both or not necessary? Thank you for the tutorial.

Hi Ali, I recently found your channel and I really enjoy your videos! I have a few ceramic dishware with cracks/broken pieces that I think I can put back together now! I do have one question though, regarding my large serving bowl that has broken into two pieces. Each piece has a long crack in it, but it's not long enough to separate each broken piece into more broken pieces. I'm wondering whether I should complete the crack on each piece, causing them to break into more pieces, and then glue them all together, OR just ignore the cracks on the two large pieces and glue the bowl back together. I don't think I'm going to buy any filler in order to fill the crack and make it look like it was never broken.