Ceramic Repair Lacquer

The meaning of kintsugi kintsukuroi gold repair art.

Ceramic repair lacquer.

Suitable for surfaces such as ceramic porcelain terrazzo and cast stone. 2 x 15g japanese urushi lacquers 2 x. Japanese kintsukuroi chawan. This ferrari 458 italia received a ceramic coating plus paint protection film.

The translation from japanese of kintsugi or kintsukuroi means golden joinery or repair with gold where the gold powder is applied on lacquer some refer to it as kintsugi art with a metaphor of kintsugi life re birth or wabi sabi philosophy this technique transforms broken ceramic or pottery into beautiful. Beautiful seams of gold replace the cracks in ceramic ware. Some adhesives are designed specifically for ceramic tile repair. You can repair 10 20 of broken potteries with 1 kintsugi repair kit urushi lacquer is made from tree sap and it has been used for 9 000 years by japanese lacquer masters as a glue putty or paint.

Non porcelain ceramic tiles are porous in composition. At the same time you learn to rebuild yourself and repair your life step by step. A clear lacquer brush pen is included in the kit to seal and to protect the repaired area. The ceramic filler is very hard and resistant the melting point is 266 f 130 c the water absorption is less than 1.

Subscribe to our youtube channel for more walkaraounds and educational videos. A ceramic coating such as opti coat pro c quartz and ceramic pro is a liquid polymer that is applied by hand to the exterior of a vehicle the coating chemically bonds with the vehicle s factory paint. What is a ceramic coating. This repair technique is called kintsugi which translates as golden joinery and uses a special lacquer mixed with gold silver or platinum to fix the object in a way that highlights rather.

Lacquer known as urushi and made from tree sap has been used in japan as an adhesive since antiquity but the sprinkling of powdered gold onto the wet binding agent shows how this repair. Kintsugi 金継ぎ golden joinery also known as kintsukuroi 金繕い golden repair is the japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage with lacquer dusted or mixed with powdered gold silver or platinum a method similar to the maki e technique. Not many lacquer repair techniques involve sanding and those that do usually also involve spraying more material. As a philosophy it treats breakage and repair as part of the history of an object rather than something.

Only one extreme defect calls for stripping the wood and spraying a new finish.