How To Fix Porcelain And Ceramic/Missing Pieces

How To Fix Porcelain And Ceramic/Missing Pieces. In this The Ceramic Repair Studio video, I will be showing you how I fix a on a piece of continental ceramic which as lost part of its rifle. I will be showing you how I make a missing piece with Milliput.
Join me and start learning the skills of ceramic, porcelain and pottery repair and restoration.
We will be covering equipment, adhesives, bonding, gluing, filling, sanding, painting and airbrushing.
We all have a broken piece of pottery/porcelain lurking in our cupboards which we can all recycle and reuse.
I have been a ceramic restorer for many years after training in Oxford, England and would love to share my experience with you.
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[@theceramicrepairstudio]

Check out my latest course for beginners in the description box ❤

[@theceramicrepairstudio]

I hope you enjoy this video on porcelain and ceramic repair of a ceramic figurine, I will be making a new piece with Milliput. 🥰💕🍀

[@TheKnacklersWorkshop]

Hello Ali, Nice work as we have all come to expect... Enjoyable viewing, thank you. Take care. Paul,,

[@theceramicrepairstudio]

Hi Paul, many thanks. Hope you are well. 👍

[@lks2147]

Thanks, I'm so excited to fix my precious porcelain figures. You're awesome, I love your channel. Lisa from California ❤️

[@theceramicrepairstudio]

Your welcome, please let me know how you get on.😀👍

[@saraalicea3363]

Fantastic, I have a few porcelain figurines from Spain, appreciate it ver much. Thanks ❤️

[@theceramicrepairstudio]

Your welcome, please let me know how you get on.🥰💕🍀

[@user-np8bf6hi2x]

Thanks for all your videos. I have purchased several antique dolls over the year that were occasionally mailed to me with broken doll heads that apparently were not wanted by the auction house. Since some were quite special and would have been be highly prized when brand new, I recently I decided to try to bring a couple of these back to glory (or at least, repair them as best I could so I could enjoy them) I used araldite on the first two heads and was pleased that all parts were well aligned. However, on the third try I think I rushed to finish, needing to visit a family member in hospital, and may have applied too much glue to a couple parts. When I got home from my visit a few pieces had moved out of alignment just enough and were already firmly in place even though I used the slower setting araldite you have suggested. Sadly these pieces are on the doll's forehead which will be exposed. I have searched the internet for a way to release the glue enough to move the pieces back into alignment. One suggestion was to use the highest heat setting on my oven (450 F) and try to soften the glue. After 15 minutes, this didn't work. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks

[@theceramicrepairstudio]

I would use warm water to soften the glue, this should then be easier to pull apart.

[@tamiz8895]

That’s a beautiful figurine, it’s nice that you can repair these, they are definitely worth saving ♥️

[@theceramicrepairstudio]

Many thanks. 😊

[@colinellicott9737]

Excellent vid as always - thx.

[@theceramicrepairstudio]

Your welcome. 🥰💕

[@colleenh7809]

Hello, do you have a video of how to sand it and what to paint it with? I've never tried this, but it looks like the perfect solution to repairing an angel with a missing wing. Thank you.

[@theceramicrepairstudio]

Not yet! Although I do have other videos on sanding and painting in my playlist section.

[@catherineebden-gg5bb]

HI Ali, loving your clear and precise videos. I know you use Araldite slow release glue and superfine Milliput. Could you please tell me the sizes that you use and also the exact name on the box of the Araldite, there are many options, and I'm battling to find it online. Many thanks, Catherine

[@theceramicrepairstudio]

I have the glue and Milliput items in the desription box. This will take you you Amazon.

[@atekle1382]

suppose you have a cracked vase and you repaired it, what paint you would use to cover the crack?

[@theceramicrepairstudio]

I use powder pigments and Acrylics

[@alejoarias8]

Thanks for the very helpful video. Will Milliput adhere to non-porous porcelain e.g., Meissen?

[@theceramicrepairstudio]

Hi there, yes Milliput should. Good luck with your project and please let me know how you get on.

[@robertbarton5731]

Rustins acrylic ceramic glaze is unavailable in the USA. ...in fact I think it is no longer manufactured ...I have researched and Winsor Newton do not make an equivalent.....can you suggest a substitute?

[@theceramicrepairstudio]

Hi Robert, Rustins is still available in England and I have just checked Amazon. Com and it still sells Winsor and Newton ceramic glaze. Hope this helps.👍

[@fredquann2796]

Can’t hear what she is using, Minnie ?? What. Talks to fast.

[@theceramicrepairstudio]

I use Milliput, in my description box. 👍