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break something :rofl: I had the owner of a cleaning company drop off a porcelain vase, very expensive and even more so to repair.
 

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This small project took all of a day waiting for drying times and sanding and another coat and little more epoxy here and then there. It was a Job Jarrod will never for get !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! When this came in he grabbed it while I was a lunch and applied the glue he thought would make the repair. Well it didn't ! The glue did not stick and the handle fell off onto the floor and broke into 3 pieces and some very small pieces that could not be used. I told him today when I finished it, Now you know I know what I'm talking about when I say you don't know everything. He's learning and I think this mishap humbled him for a second...............:huh:
 
Dave you are more than a magician, you have talents I can't even imagine enough to dream about! Great fix, that is amazing. :thumb::thumb:
So did you have to paint the handle after the fix? How did you blend it to look "unbroken"?
Or is the last picture the first, the first the last??:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
 
Looks great, Dave. How'd you get the epoxy to match the porcelain color? Did you add pigment? If so, what kind? (Not as if I could ever get that perfect of a color match...I just wanna know how you color epoxy.)
 
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