HOW TO MEND A CHIPPED BOWL
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- How to mend a chipped bowl.
In this latest The China Repair Studio video, I will be showing you how to mend a chipped bowl.
Join me and start learning the skills of ceramic, porcelain and pottery repair and restoration.
We will be covering equipment, adhesives, bonding, filling, painting and airbrushing.
We all have a broken piece of porcelain/china lurking in our cupboards which we can all recycle and reuse.
I have been a china restorer for many years after training in Oxford. I work mainly for private clients and antique dealers.
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I could have saved my peanuts gang mug. It was my favorite. Online it said just to throw away anything chipped. But I have a white bowl I can't part with so I came here. Thank you so much for this. 🙏🏽🙌🏽
Your welcome 🥰
Thank you very much. I know this is an old video but I just found it looking to repair my cat's water bowl.
I hope you find my videos useful in fixing your cats bowl. Please let me know how you get on and good luck. 😃
This is a fabulously helpful video. Thank you! I have an old Japanese Starbucks mug with a chipped rim and a 1940s Japanese porcelain serving platter with a chipped edge, worth $200 US (if able to even find another by now). Much appreciation.
Your welcome, many thanks for watching. 💕 Please let me know how you get on.🥰
Many useful tips in this and other videos from Alison to provide confidence if repairing chipped and cracked china.
Many thanks for your comment, I really appreciate it, so glad you are finding them useful 😀
Thank you. I am going to try to repair a porcelain angel thatI have put out every year since 1980… the cat knocked it off. It will need glueing and milliput. I hope I can fix it. Your videos are so informative. Thanks for the real time videos. Fingers crossed. I live in California in the U.S.A.
So pleased you find my channel useful Please ket me know how you get on your own repairs. 🥰
I just found your site and am so happy!! I'm excited to learn how to fix my antique pottery!
Hi Eleen, so glad you have found my channel. 🤗. Please let me know how you get on.👍
Hello my new friend! Sueme sent me over and I just love your videos! I will be spending the day and maybe tomorrow binge watching all your videos, I am so excited to see them all I just love them, I wish I had seen them a few year ago when I bought 2 antique figural lamps and one was broken in shipping. It was just her hand but it messed up part of her wrist. I ended up giving them to someone else a few yrs later. Now I wish I had kept them. But we live and learn. I know now and will know a lot more from your videos! Thank you!
Hi Victoria, many thanks for your comment, I really appreciate it. I am really glad you found my little channel. 🥰
Loving the videos!!!
Your welcome.🥰
Hi, Thank you very much I am learning some many new skills from your videos.
Hi Mary, your welcome. I am pleased you found my channel and find it useful.🥰
Thank you very much for your tutorials. with your teaching I could fix all my bowls I loved the most. Best wishes from Canada!
Hi Cipriana, that is so glad to hear. Please let me know how you get on. 😃
@@theceramicrepairstudio, so far so good, just to buy paints. Thank you!
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Fantastic! Thank you.
Many thanks for your comment, glad you found it useful. 👍
Hi Alison, if you use two-part epoxy products a lot, you can get very sensitized to them, so you might want disposable gloves for what you are doing. After the two-part products have cured, they are very inert, and there is no concern about contact. In practice, the concern might not apply nearly as much to the putty, because it doesn’t have the honey consistency that most two-part epoxy products have, but in principle it still does. Thanks for the nice vid, from an Ahmericaan that loves hearing the Queen’s English. ~Brian
Hi Brian, many thanks for your comment and advice, so pleased you enjoy my channel and like my accent! 😀
What kind of paint is used for bowl pottery food grade ?
Happy holidays.
I really like it.
Thank you very much.
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Same to you!
So glad to have found this video as 2 out of 4 of favorite plates have chipped during a move and one completely broke. But would love to fix the 2 that havw chipped. Hope I can find this milliput in the states. Or something like it. Thanks so much for this tutorial. Much appreciated 🙏🏽
Ma y thanks for your comment, you can get Milliput in America, I should have a link in my description box. Please let me know how you get on. 👍
Hello from No Michigan - Thank you so much!
Hi there, your welcome, I hope you found it useful. 😃
This is helpful, I am doing a plate at this time with a chip like the one you have shown and was not getting the finish I wanted looks like I need to get the wet and dry to do the final finish. Thanks
Hi Charles, I am glad the video was useful.
Hello Alyson, just found from my comments and excited to see your videos and I adore all China/pottery/porcelain etc. Subscribed :)
Hi Donna, many thanks, welcome aboard. 🥰
Any chance on a video of how to colour match either by brush or airbrush and what mistakes to avoid please :)
Hi Charles, I am going to be doing some videos on using paint colour/ theory soon.
Many thanks for watching.
Will the milliput come off after you put the ceramic into the dishwasher?
Hi, I have a chipped resin wand and was searching a video on how to fix it. I couldn’t find any but then I found this video. I was wondering if you know if this method could work to fix a small chip on a resin Harry Potter wand?
Hi Jessica, so glad you found my channel. I can't see why not. The same method should apply to your piece. Please let me know how you get on.😀
JB Weld has basically the same thing for plumbing. Shouldn’t you put tape around the repair to avoid scratching the undamaged part?
Thank you ma'am
Your welcome. 😊
thank you for your video. very helpful. I have a question. is it possible to glaze the chipped and fixed part and fire it in the kiln. I fire at 1230 deg C usually for my glaze firing, will this withstand the heat? thanks a lot again.cheers
Hi there, i don't fire my items
Hi Alison. Many thanks for your videos, they're really informative! I have fixed a chipped plate with milliput and would like to paint it but not sure it would be food-safe. Is there any particular kind of paint you would recommend for this? Thank you.
I'm commenting just because I'm curious as well
I am also curious
Milliput now comes in turquoise too.
Hi there, I have a couple of videis on the various colours of Milliput. Turquoise is a great colour for chinese porcelain..Many thanks for your comment. 😀
I'm trying to repair my Cousin's Plates. I believe they are Ceramic.
I removed all the old Glue. I'm trying to figure out how to Glue and Paint the Cracks.
Please let me know how you get on
Do it! Easier said than done.
Thanks- great video. Iv applied and sanded my milliput and its really smooth. I can't seem to find any ceramic glaze but i don't need it for the look as the piece is not glossy, so are there other benefits? Ie does it protect the milliput from dishwashers etc?
Many thanks for watching and commenting, you don't need to apply a varnish although I tend to. There is a Winsor and Newton glaze which is easier to get hold of although not sure on the performance. I have put plates with Milliput without glaze in the dishwasher and it has been fine. If in doubt you could look at the manufacturers instructions online. 😃
Hello from NYC and thank you for this! I’m excited to fix my mom’s beloved cookie jar
Hi there, many thanks for comment, I am so pleased you found my channel.
When it come to using it us self hardening so no need to put it in the oven. Please let me know how you get on.😀
I have a Bombay butler that I bought on E bay and it was received with the head broken off. I thought I could repair it with epoxy, but I am afraid it is too heavy. Do you have any suggestions? Its called a Jeeves butler, which is pretty common.
Hi There, if the head is broken it should be able to sit on the body easily with glue and gravity. Obviously I don't know the peice so you will have to go with your gut instinct 👍
What colour putty would you recommend for a red platter with a small chip?
Hi Diane, I would probably use Milliput terracotta. Obviously it wouldn't be the same colour but probably the least obvious. Please let me know how you get on.🙂
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.
If you put an item into hot water the glue will soften
Hi, thank you so much for the veido, it is very helpful. Can you send me the link of supply? Thanks
Hi there, yes i have a link in the description and also a website.
Thanks for this video. I have a chipped bowl I would like to repair. And if possible I'd like to stick back on a piece of ceramic that has been chipped off. Would I simply stick this piece to the other side of the miliput and sand the miliput around it or should I use a different method?
Hi there many thanks for your comment, if you are just putting an original chipped piece back on, I would glue on first, then fill any cracks with Milliput. I hope this helps, please let me know how you get on. 😃
Hi - Another new fan via Sue Me, I am learning so much from your videos! I wonder if you could show us newbies the end processes after the Milliput (who should sponsor you!) dries? That is, return a day later to sand and paint? More work for you but very helpful for us! Thank you for sharing your talent.
Hi Alice, many thanks for your comment, I will certainly do more videos on all the processes. 🥰
Yes, I would just like to add that I would so appreciate a video on how to paint and glaze the repaired bowl. I could cry to think how many chipped mugs and bowls I’ve eventually thrown away, having had no earthly idea they could be fixed! Augh!
@@a.sobriquet6220 Hi there, many thanks for your comment, I do have videos on painting and glazing. I am currently working on and about to upload a course which I will be keeping everyone posted on. Please let me know how you get on.
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Hi, can I use Milliput then acrylic paint with ceramic glaze as you show on various videos, onto a small chipped pottery dish that I use for cooking different recipes in my oven at 220 to 240 degrees???
Also I can't find Rustins ceramic glaze here so does Winsor & Newton professional acrylic medium does the same job? Many thanks
Hi Muriel, unfortunately I wouldn't advise it. Rustins is very hard to get hold of at the moment, I do think the Winsor and Newton would be ok although I don't know about the long term affects when it comes to discolouring. Hope that is useful. 😃
Hello! I purchased a very lovely ceramic bowl made in Portugal and there was a large chip (imagine a bite out of a cookie - that kind of size). I have a couple of the chips but the others were just shards. They could not replace it, there were no more so they refunded my money.
Can I fix this bowl in the same manner as explained in your video? Should I try to fit these chips in? Would this milliput product be food safe? I was going to use it for plants but wanted to fix first, and now I see your video and think I may be able to use it still for making breads and such.
Hi there, depending on the chips I would probably fill in with Milliput. I would recommend looking at the milliput website and manufacturers instruction page to confirm if Milliput is food safe
Thank you for this video! I would like to do this repair to one of my mugs which arrived today and has an extremely small chip inside. Is this repair fine for poetry that would be used to eat/drink out of?
Hi Alexandra, I would recommend looking at Milliputs instructions to be on the safe side, which you can find on their website. 🥰
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.
I would just sand and clean the item
Thank you for this advice:) Can you tell if it possible to wash restored bowl or plate in dishwasher?
Hi there, as long as you dont use any glue, it should be ok to put in the dishwasher. Although I aways would recommend hand washing in warm soapy water.😀
@@theceramicrepairstudio thank you! I'll remember that. Unfortunately hand washing is how I broke it :)
Whats the adhesion like with miliput . Does the roughness provide enough "key". Im used to using car filler and was awlays taught to roughen the sunstrate to give a good key.
If the surface area is small you do not need to use glue.
Could you possibly use a Dremel to sand it down?
Hi there, yes you probably can. 😃
Hi Alison. Wonderful information - is this process food safe?
Hi there, i am so pleased you like the video. You would have to look at the manufacters instuctions for clarification.
Hello, I bought the Milliput to fix 2 dishes that were chipped. My question is what kind of paint do we use AND what kind of glaze? Thank you. I never knew you could fix chipped china! I was going to throw it out.
Hi Karen, I use powder pigment and Acrylic with Rustins glaze. I do have other videos demonstrating this. Please let me know how you get on.🥰
Milliput is the best thing ever!
Yes Milliput is pretty good.👍
Hello, I have just discovered your channel which is rather timely give the chipped bowl I brought from an antique fair last weekend. I have purchased some Milliput and have set aside the afternoon for filling in the chip and no doubt trying to get the remaining Milliput that I will spill out of the carpet ( I have a history with fillers). Given I am only trying to repair a chip the size of a 5 pence coin I did not really want to buy a whole bottle of Rustins Ceramic Glaze ( I do not intent to make this a career move) however I do already have in a bottle of Winsor & Newton Artists Acrylic Glazing Medium, would you know if this is the same thing? I tried looking on the W&N website for a ceramic glaze but it does not list one with that exact name. I would appreciate your opinion please even if it is to only turn the bowl round so no one can see the chip . Thank you and have a good weekend.
Hi Kate, thanks for you comment, I really appreciate it. Hopefully your carpets will be fine as Milliput is a putty and not liquid, so easy to control. With regards to Rustins it is very difficult to get hold of, I think it us a Swiss brand, as well as expensive. I think Winsor and Newton Acylic glaze is a good next alternative on being able to find easily and also price. Please let me know how you get on. 😀
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Your welcome😀
Hi do you use glossy seal after painting it blue?? Or what do you typically use to make it look like shiny again
Hi there, I tend to use Rustins ceramic glaze. This although it is expensive and and getting harder to find. There is an Acrylic glaze by winsor and Newton which although I haven't used, I think is probably the next best thing. It is cheaper and easier to get 'In my description box is a link'. 😀👍
Thank you. I have one question to ask. Can I use the same material to repair a Japanese-made Donabe. The thing is that sometimes the temperature could go up to somewhere higher than 130C on an oven top. But the chip is on the outside rim of its cover and is not big. Could the donabe remain food safe after the repair.
I learned that Kintsugi is also an option, but your method seems easier.
Thank you.
Hi there, Milliput is grat for cracks and making up small pieces. I cannot unfortunately guarantee it being safe with such hot temperatures. I would recommend looking at the Milliput website for safety information. Hope this helps.
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@@theceramicrepairstudio Thank you so much!
Hola, un familiar me regaló un plato de vidrio rosado, y se a roto, pregunta ¿se puede igual reparar?
What kind of “glaze” would you use after painting it?
Hi Mary, I use Rustins ceramic glaze. It is quite hard to get hold of althogh Winsor and Newton also have a ceramic glaze which seem to be more available. 🙂
Thank you, sweet lady, but I advise wearing thin, protective gloves for that chemical mixture.. Blessings to your good health!
Do you have a video about glazing?
Some of my painting videos I finish with glaze.
If I have the pieces for the bowl could I still use it
Yes, although is depends on what you want to use the bowl for afterwards. 😃
Is there any alternative for milliput?
Hi there, I tend to use Milliput but if you go to your local art store they may be able to advise you. Please let me know how you get on.
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I have a Staffordshire trinket pot that had previously glued, (not very well) with super glue. Can I soak it in acetone to break it apart again? Many thanks.
Hi Gilly, I would first try soaking it in hot water first, it should weaken the super glue.
If using acetone make sure you don't touch any gilding if any. In a well ventilated room with a mask on , take a cotton bud with acetone on put onto the glue cracks, wrap in clingfilm for 12 hrs. Hope that helps, let me know how you get on.! 🥰
Thank you for this video. I have been buying and throwing dishes away after chipping, and it just seems a waste to buy them if I can’t fix them.
Hi Roberta, many thanks for your comment, I am so pleased you like my videos.🥰
Hello, Allison. I have a brown betty teapot with a chip on the edge of the lid broken off (I have the piece) and two small chips. Can the epoxy be used to stick on the small chipped piece as well as cover the the small chips? Can it be painted as well?
Thanks for listening.
Hi there, you could glue the small pieces back on the lid, and fill in with Milliput if there are any missing pieces. One word if warning though, if you are going to use the teapot lid the stream will properly soften the glue and break again, depending where the piece is one the lid. Otherwise mend only for display. I hope this helps and please let me know how you get on. 😀
I hope you find this latest video useful.🥰
Love your videos. They have been so useful and interesting. One problem I have is with cracks. I have one plate with a 1mm crack and am not sure how to glue it as you say to glue only one side. Also can anything be done with hair cracks? Thanks for all your wonderful advice.
@@lizmel8119 Hi liz, many thanks for your comment and for watching.
With regards to your hair line crack, first it needs be clean with no dirt. There is a glue product you could try to hold the crack in place. ' I will do a future video on it's called 20 20 by Aralidite. 🥰
what about matching the colour.
Hi there, I do have other videos on painting and colour matching.
trying to fix the weed pipe i made in art class
I have to pause your video to read the names which are reversed so I used my mirror and Walla, I can read what is on that box!
Hi there, yes I hadn't used the correct setting on my earlier videos, this has now been rectified. 👍
You are super beautiful
Thanks, hope you found the video useful.
Yeah let’s hope I can fix this damn cup I broke 😂😂😂
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This is just one long advertisement
You intentionally taaaalk sloooow to drag the video out, repeat yourself and fill with nonsense when this should have realistically taken 4mins to deliver the exact same steps effectively.
Thanks for the video but it was torture to get through.
Sorry you thought the video was too long. I hope you found it usful. You can always fast forward to other sections. 😊