Simple Kintsugi Small Portion Kit 2-Piece Set Ceramic Powder Pebeo Gold

Set for those who already own Titebond III

Mix Titebond and powder to create putty.
*Do not mix paint and ceramic powder for Kintsugi.
(Please be careful not to make this mistake.)

In addition to this individual listing, we also offer a 3-Piece Solution Set that allows you to make putty,
a 2-Piece Crack Repair Set, and other individual items.
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● Holbein Pigment Ceramic Balloon Fine
5 grams (repackaged)

● Pebeo Porcelain 150 Water-based Acrylic Paint, Gold 44
3cc (repackaged tube) The container capacity is 3cc, so there will be some air.
It is filled into a tube and then vacuum-sealed with a press seal.
This seal can be reapplied repeatedly, making it convenient for storage ?
Gold pigment tends to separate from the solution, so
before use, place the container in a bag and spin it around vigorously ?
(If you see separated gray liquid, stir well with a needle or similar tool.)

Cut off a small part of the excess seal and attach it to the mouth of the tube,
then make a small hole with a needle, and you can use it as a liner ?
Please refer to the 6th image.
(This press seal is food-grade adhesive.)
After use, do not remove it; simply put the cap back on for even better sealing ?

We have not experimented to see how much Kintsugi can be done with 3cc, but
● According to the manufacturer's website, approximately one 50cm x 50cm area can be painted with 45ml.
Working backward from that,
with 3ml, it would be possible to draw a line of 16m 666cm 7mm if the line is 1mm wide...
However, even though the 3cc container is filled to the brim, the liquid is so viscous that it's impossible to fit exactly 3ml no matter how hard you try.
(Please estimate the content to be slightly less.)

I recently purchased this for Kintsugi, and after repairing about 8 pieces of tableware,
a very small amount was sufficient.

Ceramic Balloon
Composition: Hollow ceramic powder mainly composed of silicate compounds
Particle size: 50μm - 300μm
Lightfastness: **** (Indicates absolute color fastness.)
Alkali resistance: ?
Toxicity symbol: -
Pigment classification: ● (Inorganic pigment)
All pigments have passed the alkali resistance test. They are not affected by the strong alkali of lime and can also be used for fresco.

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