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How to repair broken pottery/ceramic with Kintsugi

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The amount of kintsugi to be applied depends on your preference. It is also possible to apply more to give a little thickness.

Image 1 &2: Front and back of the plate. The front is a thin layer of epoxy resin. Do not apply a thick coat. When applying the kintsugi, the speed is one millimeter per second.

Image 3: A plate with chipped rim. In this case, put epoxy resin in the chipped area, file it after it dries, and apply a thin layer of lacquer over it.

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