Spectrum's S1074 Mending Paste is a great product for mending bisqueware. It can be used to attach two pieces of broken bisque together. After application, paste should be allowed to dry and pot refired, as Mending Paste does not develop its strength until after it is fired. Mending paste can be applied with a brush or a slip applicator.

A Slip-based medium used for repairing broken pieces of ceramic. Spectrum’s mending paste has excellent weld strength but only after it has been fired. It can be used on pieces that are fired between cone 06and cone 10. Clay-King has all the pottery accessories you’ll need to take your studio or classroom to the next level!

Spectrum’s mending paste is a ceramic slip which when applied to either bisque or greenware, and fired to earthenware or stoneware temperatures will harden for a permanent fix. Method. Cover both broken surfaces using a brush, hold together allowing the slip to dry and harden. Then fire to the appropriate temperature.

Texturing or mending paste may be applied with a brush or palette knife to bisque that will be stained. May be used for dimensional effects or for repairing broken bisque. Can be colored or mixed with other water-soluble products.

The first step to fix broken pottery or a ceramic object is by mending the pieces with two-part epoxy adhesive. With modern adhesives, fillers, paints and cold glaze, it's possible to perform seamless repairs to damaged ceramic and pottery objects.

Clay Mender is an “enhanced slip” that is intended to be used to repair and/or add attachments to greenware or bisque. Use on greenware or bisque to mend, fuse and correct clay defects. Simply moisten pieces with water-no extra adhesive required! More than ordinary slip, the enhanced formula creates a stronger bond for repairs and attachments.

Make a paste by mixing 1 cup of small pieces of toilet paper with 1 tablespoon of regular glue. Fill in gaps and cracks in the sculpture using the paste. Use a Popsicle stick to apply the mixture. Let the filled areas dry overnight. Sand areas that are rough or overfilled with the repair mixture. Paint or glaze the repaired areas and let them dry.

Jul 17, 2012 · I use a toilet paper and clay body recipe with vinegar, karo syrup and a little water. For bisque repair I wet the bisqued area very well and then add the paper clay. It works.

Paper-Clay Slip uses Magic Water (found in the glaze area), tiny pieces of toilet tissue, and wet clay. To make a small amount of paper-clay slip (about ¼ cup), tear four squares of toilet tissue into very tiny pieces.

Jun 27, 2023 · Method 1 – Vinegar and Paper Clay Slip. For this first method you will need: White vinegar; Paper clay slip (instructions on how to make this are below) Small soft paintbrush; A sharp pottery tool, like a needle tool, or fine metal sculpting tool; A fine wooden pottery tool; Step 1) Adding Moisture