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D danlovestikis Grand Member (8 years) Joined: Jun 17, 2002 Posts: 9296	D danlovestikis Posted posted on Fri, Dec 16, 2011 7:53 PM Thank you WestADad. MadDogMike, I just posted a finished photo above to show how the repair is invisible. I do have to share that it wasn't quite as easy as I had first wrote. After I posted the first time I put pressure on the area and the glaze popped off. I felt the area and it was very dusty. As the Magic Mend fired it shrunk and became dusty making the glaze come loose. So I pulled off the glaze, sanded it, wiped it with sponges and re-fired. Second time around it was perfect. So I recommend always firing the fix before glazing it. Cheers, Wendy

Thank you WestADad.

MadDogMike, I just posted a finished photo above to show how the repair is invisible. I do have to share that it wasn't quite as easy as I had first wrote. After I posted the first time I put pressure on the area and the glaze popped off. I felt the area and it was very dusty. As the Magic Mend fired it shrunk and became dusty making the glaze come loose. So I pulled off the glaze, sanded it, wiped it with sponges and re-fired. Second time around it was perfect. So I recommend always firing the fix before glazing it. Cheers, Wendy

Post #617598 by danlovestikis on Fri, Dec 16, 2011 7:53 PM