Hello Ali, thank you for great instructional videos!! I have a big Dalmatian dog in porcelain I want to repair. Can you recommend other products instead of Rustins Ceramic Glaze? I live in Sweden and can't find or order the Rustins Ceramic Glaze here.
Hello Ali. Thank you for your wonderful instructional videos. I have by watching many of your videos been able to repair a chipped lid and spout on a tea pot which I like and is also sentimental. It all worked out amazingly well. The colour matching was very tricky with a lot of attempts as the paint always dries darker than it goes on. My one issue is that I dont possess an airbrush and I have found that the the painting process does leave brush marks however hard I tried by either building washes which didn't work and then by just painting with a creamy consistency as you have instructed, this still left brush marks which identify the repairs sadly. It doesn't matter as it is only for me and I will use it once the glaze has really hardened up after a few days. Many thanks.
Hi, could I ask you, or anyone here actually, a question? I have a chipped mug (on the outside bottom part) and I also have the porcelain chip that broke off. Would it be better to glue on that part or rather work with miliput? I think somewhere I read that those epoxy glues are not heat proof? I wondered if one can still use a mug that gets hot with a glued on part? I would be very thankful for answers! Greetings Liv
Thanks. In my opinion the most difficult part is to paint after to make the repair invisible. That's what we need to learn. The biggest problem is with white colors and gold. Please show us how to do these things. Would very helpful
Yeah but can you use it as previously before. My pussy cat broke my little thing I use. I just want to know what can I use to make sure what is waterproof or even splash proof.
@@jenniferschmitzer3877 yes once the ceramic glaze has dried it will be just fine and totally usable. If you watch Alison’s videos you will see the recommended glaze especially made for China repair glazing, so you do need to splash out on the right stuff.
*Thank you, Ali, for your fabulous instructional videos about how to repair china. They contain such great step-by-step information that anyone can follow, and you deliver your instructions in a calm, reassuring voice, which instills confidence❣️💜🤍💙💕😊*
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Hello Ali, thank you for great instructional videos!! I have a big Dalmatian dog in porcelain I want to repair. Can you recommend other products instead of Rustins Ceramic Glaze? I live in Sweden and can't find or order the Rustins Ceramic Glaze here.
I think Winsor and Newton have a glaze product😊
Hello Ali. Thank you for your wonderful instructional videos. I have by watching many of your videos been able to repair a chipped lid and spout on a tea pot which I like and is also sentimental. It all worked out amazingly well. The colour matching was very tricky with a lot of attempts as the paint always dries darker than it goes on. My one issue is that I dont possess an airbrush and I have found that the the painting process does leave brush marks however hard I tried by either building washes which didn't work and then by just painting with a creamy consistency as you have instructed, this still left brush marks which identify the repairs sadly. It doesn't matter as it is only for me and I will use it once the glaze has really hardened up after a few days. Many thanks.
Painting can be tricky on some items. I am so pleased that you have managed to repair your item.
@@theceramicrepairstudio All due to you, thank you.
Thanks for your videos. I have a dark blue mug that's chipped and I want to fix it. How can I paint the milliput after I applied it?
Is the bowl food safe after the repair?
Hi, could I ask you, or anyone here actually, a question? I have a chipped mug (on the outside bottom part) and I also have the porcelain chip that broke off. Would it be better to glue on that part or rather work with miliput? I think somewhere I read that those epoxy glues are not heat proof? I wondered if one can still use a mug that gets hot with a glued on part? I would be very thankful for answers! Greetings Liv
Thanks. In my opinion the most difficult part is to paint after to make the repair invisible. That's what we need to learn. The biggest problem is with white colors and gold. Please show us how to do these things. Would very helpful
Yeah but can you use it as previously before.
My pussy cat broke my little thing I use.
I just want to know what can I use to make sure what is waterproof or even splash proof.
@@jenniferschmitzer3877 yes once the ceramic glaze has dried it will be just fine and totally usable. If you watch Alison’s videos you will see the recommended glaze especially made for China repair glazing, so you do need to splash out on the right stuff.
*Thank you, Ali, for your fabulous instructional videos about how to repair china. They contain such great step-by-step information that anyone can follow, and you deliver your instructions in a calm, reassuring voice, which instills confidence❣️💜🤍💙💕😊*
Glad to help