Food Safe Easy DIY Kintsugi Repair on Ceramic Bowl?
Can you do an easy, DIY Food Grade Safe Kintsugi repair on a ceramic bowl?
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Hello. Here’s a link that might answer your question.
https://pathofcha.com/blogs/all-about-tea/should-you-use-kintsugi-to-repair-your-broken-pottery
https://www.etsy.com/market/kintsugi_kit_food_safe h
ttps://itsyonobi.com/products/kintsugi-repair-kit
Here are repair kits on Etsy:
https://www.etsy.com/market/kintsugi_kit_food_safe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eO9CnS-NqO8
Hi, it's a tough call to be able to eat off repaired eatery, but, Actual kintsugi uses food-safe (once fully cured) laquer derived from tree resin to repair the broken ceramic. Real kintsugi kits are pretty expensive.
Traditional Kintsugi may not be food-safe due to the lacquer used, but you can create a food-safe version using alternative materials, creating a DIY project that's as satisfying as crafting the best sweet potato casserole. Here's a simplified guide for a food-grade safe Kintsugi repair:
Materials:
There are both epoxies and silicone adhesives that are certified food safe by the FDA. You can search for them on Amazon and at hardware stores but make sure you use a certified prodct. It will mention the certification prominently on the packaging and label.