Lee Love on sun 22 may 05
They've always had Precious Metal Clay here in Japan (since my first
visit in 1993) developed for origami by Mitsubishi.
Does anybody know if it can be used to mend broken ceramics? Seems to
require a low temp. Would a torch work?
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愛 鱗
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claybair on sun 22 may 05
Lee,
Ohhhh, Ahhhhh what a clever idea.
You can torch the PMC. I may have to try it!
Wondering now whether one could inlay pieces
not just mend pots?
Gayle Bair
Bainbridge Island, WA
Tucson, AZ
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They've always had Precious Metal Clay here in Japan (since my first
visit in 1993) developed for origami by Mitsubishi.
Does anybody know if it can be used to mend broken ceramics? Seems to
require a low temp. Would a torch work?
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