How to Repair Pottery - Kintsugi

This technique is not recommended for pottery intended for food!

Materials/tools:
-broken pottery
-super glue
-JB weld 2 part epoxy putty
-rag
-blade
-liquid gold leaf
-small brush

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[roundcrouton]

I use a clear two part epoxy and mix in gold mica.

[chickenstripper]

I made a kintsugi sculpture for my art exam and i actually used your original video in my planning phase and it was such a huge help but my sculpture ended up being a hot mess but that was due to my impatience however I still passed so all was good and well

[jismbabe]

That 1st vdo was my 1st time with you. Years ago... 😊💝

[joblogged]

I’ve been dying to try Kintsugi since I first heard of it but alas, all of my pottery remains unbroken and I can’t bring myself to purposefully break something.

[mosswhimsy]

I wonder if a clear gel polish and loose gold nail powder would work to get that buffed shine?
This is beautiful though, definitely gonna give it a go

[icaro_andstuff]

I love this so much, would you every do the original tecnique if you had al the materials?

[fayetan]

you have another kintsugi video, which method do you prefer?

[Brockohliflower]

I wonder if something like gold embossing powder would work if you went over the gold with it?

[sahana]

Is there epoxy that dries clear or white and if so could you add gold paint to that??

[arianacole]

You should use gold gel powder (for nails) next time and buff it in to give that look

[SVENmachine]

Tfw you remember the last kintsugi video.... Like it was yesterday.

[dawndesu]

I remember constantly being out of breath while pregnant