Broken plate fix

Trying out fixing a cracked plate with gold epoxy!
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[@thek-popgirl3543]

This video deserves a lot of likes and comments Like seriously this video helps a lot..

[@henricmoberg]

Oh thank you! Very kind of you

[@thek-popgirl3543]

@@henricmoberg You're welcome .... Though u don't need to say thank you... I said what is right... Hope your channel grows soon

[@jermainedemawatema451]

We gonna ignore the fact he broke it so easily

[@henricmoberg]

It had a crack almost all the way through from the start, I just snapped the last little bit!

[@alexbeauty279]

What was that white substances you added

[@henricmoberg]

Two-part epoxy!

[@alzychoze6591]

Is the plate now food safe?

[@henricmoberg]

Hey! Yes, as long as the epoxy is fully hardened it’s normally food safe. The gold dye I used is food safe as well and is normally used for cakes. I waited 24 hours for the epoxy to cure and then ran the plate through the dishwasher. It’s still holding together to this day.

[@shaenalawyer]

Did you share where you got this food safe gold epoxy sir?

[@jayarathnaeisha8295]

What is the mixture

[@henricmoberg]

Hey! It’s a mix of food grade gold powder and epoxy glue.