White Porcelain Bond

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Usage scenarios

This product is specially designed for bonding porcelain and is a great helper for porcelain restoration. Whether it’s a precious antique porcelain ornament or a broken daily-use porcelain plate or bowl, it can come in handy.
It has an extremely strong bonding strength, which can make the broken parts fit perfectly and restore to their original appearance. What’s more, it is non-toxic and harmless, ensuring safe use. The property of being resistant to acids and alkalis enables it to remain stable when in contact with various cleaning agents or in special environments.
Its excellent weather resistance ensures that whether it’s in a hot kitchen in summer or a cold storage room in winter, the bonding effect will not be affected. The porcelain repaired by it can be used normally without affecting its aesthetics and functionality, providing comprehensive and reliable guarantees for your porcelain restoration needs.

Product Introduction

This product includes one bottle of main bonding agent and one bottle of catalyst, with each bottle containing approximately 20 milliliters.

The main agent is a white, thick liquid.

When using this product, the main agent and the catalyst need to be mixed and stirred evenly. After use, it has an extremely strong bonding force and its weather resistance can remain unchanged in color for 10 to 20 years.

Usage

Squeeze out the main agent and the catalyst according to the specified amounts and then stir them evenly.
Thoroughly clean the cross-section of the porcelain to be bonded, making sure it is completely dry and there is no residue of other glues.
Then apply the mixed glue on the cross-section. Next, fit the broken porcelain pieces together precisely. To ensure a tight and seamless fit, it is recommended to use auxiliary tools such as hot glue. This can make the broken parts adhere more closely without gaps, resulting in a more perfect restoration effect. After waiting for 24 to 48 hours, remove the auxiliary tools.
Gently cut off the excess glue on the porcelain surface with a small knife. Thus, the bonding work is completed.
The seam of the bonded porcelain will show a thin, white line, which maximally maintains the original beauty and artistic sense of the object. Under the premise of a seamless bond, some seams may even disappear completely after drying.