Kintsugi Repair kit

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Usage Scenarios

Kintsugi tools can repair porcelain, bracelets, teapots, inkstones, turquoise, and jade. The Kintsugi repair kit helps fix damages such as cracks, missing parts, chips, and dents caused by various reasons.
The Kintsugi craft has a long history, with exquisite and luxurious aesthetics. But Kintsugi itself is not as complex or difficult as you might think! The materials used in Kintsugi are simple, and the repair technique is easy to master. Our kit can save you a lot of repair costs and allow you to create beautiful artworks with your own hands.

Product Overview

This kit includes precisely measured materials and a detailed instruction manual. It contains: 1 pack of wheat paint powder, 1 bottle of natural raw lacquer, 1 pack of lacquer ash powder, 1 bottle of black urushi lacquer, 1 bottle of red urushi lacquer, 1 bottle of gold powder, 1 sanding stick, and 1 bottle of regulating oil—8 pieces in total . It can repair over 100 pieces of porcelain !
All materials in this kit are naturally produced, non-toxic, and safe for daily use ，including food contact after repair. When handling raw lacquer and urushi lacquer, please wear a mask and gloves due to potential allergic reactions in some individuals. Follow the instruction manual throughout the process, and feel free to contact our after-sales technical support for any questions. Don’t miss out—order now!

Usage Method

Fristly,assemble the chipped pieces into their pre-broken shape, clean off burrs or dust, and smooth the cut surface of the gap.

Secondly, bonding: As the adhesive lacquer is pressed, some will be extruded—scrape it smooth along the edge. Similarly, fill any gaps with adhesive lacquer.

Thridly,after bonding the porcelain, place it in a natural environment until the adhesive lacquer is completely dry (usually 7 to 15 days, depending on the weather).

The next step is sanding. Use wet sanding and avoid excessive pressure to prevent damaging the porcelain glaze. If the first sanding isn’t smooth, repeat steps 2 and 3.

Finally ,applying gold powder.Brush on gold powder while the lacquer is half-dry. Move lightly, accurately, and steadily with a soft brush tip to avoid small spots.