We have generated a few lessons covering several aspects of repairing and restoring ceramic, china, porcelain, pottery, stone sculpture and statue. Note that we could not have possibly cover all the required steps, thus some practice is required to increase your success. See lessons index and links below. IMPORTANT: Ceramic restoration materials are not food safe, liquid or heat proof (over 190 degree F) and repaired items should not be used on cooking or food serving ware Video: Ceramic Repair Process, How To, Materials Used and Studio Tour Video: Kintsugi, How it Done and Materials Used.

Feb 25, 2013 How to repair chip in Porcelain Bathtub, Toilet or Sink by CeramiCure® By HIMG® Surface Repair - Duration: 1:19. HIMG Surface Repair 32,688 views. Choose a color-matched porcelain repair kit, which will match the color of the porcelain sink. Mix the repair compound with alkyd paint if you can not find a match. Ceramic repair services This lesson will illustrate step by step on how to mend and repair broken, chipped or cracked pottery, china, porcelain or sculpture.

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Real Gold and Gold Effect Methods This page lists some of the most common ceramic repair and restoration questions we receive regularly (e.g., what glue to use, what repair options are available, can the repair be invisible, etc.) 1) This tutorial may assist you in mending and cementing your broken ceramic or pottery using easily available tools and materials saving you the cost of professional repair. Click picture for lesson details 2) How to: Cementing, filling, painting and 'cold glazing' broken porcelain / china with missing pieces. This page include a detailed video. Click picture for lesson details 3) How to: Cementing, filling and preparing surface for painting, painting and glazing chipped pottery, ceramic or china vessels. Click picture for lesson details 4) How to: Replace rare crock's broken rim using the pottery wheel and cold materials (paint and glaze).

Click picture for lesson details 5) How to: Filling a large gap, hole or missing piece repairing pottery, sculpture or ceramic. Click picture for lesson details 6) How to: Cementing and filling broken pottery with missing pieces using fiberglass resin, filler, painting and antiquing. Click picture for lesson details. 7) How to: Filling in missing pieces with fired ceramic impression. Click picture for lesson details 8) How to: Adding missing miniature part (e.g., missing finger) using pins for strength.

Click picture for lesson details 9) How to: Repairing and restoring sculpture with missing parts. Click picture for lesson details 10) How to: Repairing and restoring large scale lamp. Click picture for lesson details 11) Antique Napoleon Bronze statue made with 'Lost Wax' with the original plaster mold remaining in the statue contributing to present of moisture. The present of moisture oxidized to bronze and eroded to plaster structure. Click picture for lesson details 12) How to: Restoring broken sculpture (woman's bust) with missing pieces.

Click picture for lesson details 13) How to: Separating cemented repaired ceramic and removing old adhesive from ceramic or pottery. Click picture for lesson details 14) How to: Repairing and restoring broken stone sculpture.

Click picture for lesson details 15) How to: Restoring a Royal Doulton Figurine with a missing limb (hand). Click picture for lesson details 16) How to: Repairing a cracked ceramic or pottery object with an hairline crack using the 'pegging' technique.