Green Glass Globe Christmas Ornament Repair

[@dddaly2605]

Hi Martin, this was just amazing to watch. I have tried repairing broken glass ornaments and was unsuccessful, but the technique you shared and process shows it can be done. Thank you so much for sharing your awesome🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 talent. 💖💖💖💖💖

[@marsgitar]

Thanks!

[@makeitkate3240]

Hi there! I just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate you and your helpful channel. I’ve been watching for several years, and have purchased some of the products and tools you use. Which makes no sense, because when am I ever going to use it?! But today, my son broke a precious art project he had been working hard on, and I was able to do a pretty decent job fixing it, thanks to you. I’m really, really grateful. It’s intense work you do, and you are generous with your skills and knowledge, even though you don’t have to be. Thank you, thank you!❤

[@marsgitar]

I'm so glad you found my videos helpful. I'm happy that it actually helped you in your life. Thanks for the compliment. Cheers!

[@cynthiakammann7368]

An exquisitely beautiful ornament and an equally incredible save. I found myself holding my breath, lol.

[@gy2gy246]

Martin has inspired me to try to repair a few pieces of my own ceramics.

[@jill552]

You did an amazing job. Always learning little bits in case I try to put Humpty Dumpty together again.

[@tasnikas746]

Wow, what a great job you did there Martin. My heart was beating on probably 1000 beats per second and almost didn’t wanna watch any further in case that object was going to break in your hands. Every time that I was listening to that glass scratch noise I was almost ready to faint. What a chore my friend. WELL DONE. Regards from Down Under

[@marsgitar]

thanks!

[@MaryCumbersnatch]

I knocked over one of my trees, and smashed an antique German plum blown glass ornament. This gives me hope!

[@sergiovillasenor5921]

Thank you for your kindness Martin, I want to let you know that I have a tendency to ask many questions, I'm just giving you the heads up.

[@georgemartinezjr]

Wow Martin your like a Surgeon of Ceramics LIKE A DR.Strange. You already have a Beard

[@georgemartinezjr]

You used Plastic Dip. I done the same thing with some of my Hobby Pliers. For Repairing some my Toy Figures .

[@jimradz6583]

Viewing all your vids whishing you would show/explain your cold glaze process in detail.... I have noticed you put on a layer of Glaze before painting color???? Why? sealer? BTW love your work

[@sergiovillasenor5921]

Hi Martin, huge fan I'm learning so much from you. I want to try restoring some of my broken lladro figures that I bought in Ebay. I can't afford them new and I hope to restore them. I bought a used small air pump and I want to know what type of Iwata airbrush do you use, there are so many types. Which type of Micro Mesh do you use again so many choices. Which kind of Golden Acrylic do you use, heavy or fluid, and what are the names of the colors that you use for Lladros. I know your a busy man but I hope you get a chance to respond to my questions. I tried repairing on my own but like you said if your not careful and methotical you can do more damage, and thats exactly what happened to me I made more damage to a piece I thought I could repair. Thank you for your time.

[@marsgitar]

Iwata HP-CH HK airbrush. MicroMesh kit: grits from 1800 thru 12000, the tan colored sheets. I use Golden brand high flow acrylic paints. Get all the standard colors. The key to getting the Lladro colors is using Goldens "titan buff" and "shading gray" colors to home into their pallet of shades. Good luck to you!

[@sergiovillasenor5921]

Hi again, is that regular masking tape that you use or a special kind?

[@marsgitar]

plain old masking tape.

[@lucygresham3012]

Hi there...do you have a tip foe a fogged up cloche ornament...it's glued and can remove from the base?xx

[@marsgitar]

I'm sorry, I don't have any suggestions for you.

[@lucygresham3012]

@@marsgitar thank you for replying anyway xx

[@gy2gy246]

What's a cloche ornament?

[@lucygresham3012]

@gy2gy246 something inside a glass dome...tge domes called a cloche xx

[@gy2gy246]

@@lucygresham3012 If the broken part is ceramic or glass, I guess you would use techniques from one of his videos.

[@CURSSEL]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@MaryCumbersnatch]

I knocked over one of my trees, and smashed an antique German plum blown glass ornament. This gives me hope!