Repairing cracked food plates
I found some food plates cracked! I tried repairing them not throwing them away.
The plates are three, two of them are my favorite plates, and the other is memorable plate I bought it when I traveled to Indonesia.
The way to repair is by using Japanese lacquer.
Japanese lacquer mixed with flour or shaving wood put on the parts of cracks.
Japanese lacquer dry in humidity and it takes for a week. (it depends on how much Japanese lacquer is put on)
After the parts of cracks are repaired, to look beautiful, powder of gold or silver or tin put on the parts of repaired cracks.
Then, they needs to be dried for a week. It’s done!
My plates are before using powder now. I hope it works well!
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First off, this was such a sweet story to read! Thank you. I have heard of kintsugi and I hope your plates are beautiful!
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Repairing cracked food plates We tend to think plates are for food automatically so we don't say "food plates". We will specify plates like "decorative plates" (for display, not to eat off of) or the type of material "plastic plates". Depending where the English speaker is from they may even use a different word. I would actually probably say "repairing cracked dishes".
I found some food plates cracked! I tried repairing them not instead of throwing them away.
The way to repair broken plates is by using Japanese lacquer.
(Use imperative form/commands when how to do something).
Mix Japanese lacquer mixed with flour or shaving wood saw dust and I believe this is what you mean put on the parts that are cracked. Or you can say "cracked parts". Both are fine.
Dry Japanese lacquer dry in the humidity and it takes for about a week. (It Time depends on how much Japanese lacquer is put on.)
After the parts of cracks cracked parts are repaired, to make the seams look beautiful, powder the verb of with gold, silver, or tin. put on the parts of repaired cracks.
Then, they needs to be dried for a week. It’s done!
I haven't yet applied the power to my plates. I hope it works well!
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Repairing cracked food plates
I found some cracked food plates! I tried repairing them instead of throwing them away.
There are three plates; two of them are my favorite plates, and the other is a memorable plate. I bought it when I traveled to Indonesia.
The way to repair is by using Japanese lacquer.
Japanese lacquer is mixed with flour or shaving wood and put on the parts of cracks.
Japanese lacquer dries in humidity and it takes a week. (it depends on how much Japanese lacquer is put on)
After the cracks are repaired, to look beautiful, powder of gold or silver or tin is put on the repaired cracks.
Then, they need to be dried for a week. It’s done!
i have not repaired my plates yet. I hope it works well!
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