Best repair method for stoneware jug

[NOLA.river.rat]

Can anyone assist on how I should make this repair? 2ton epoxy? Elmer's?

 

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[devldog]

Very nice find of the jug. Well Done.

 

[Truth]

That is awesome!!! Do you want black glue or clear? I have so black glue that works on anything.

I love that jug

 

[NOLA.river.rat]

Very nice find of the jug. Well Done.

Thanks devldog! It's my first whole jug ever. No writing but I still love it.

 

[NOLA.river.rat]

That is awesome!!! Do you want black glue or clear? I have so black glue that works on anything.

I love that jug

Thanks Truth! I didn't even think about the color. Maybe I can put some black die in the 2 ton epoxy. I'm guessing it held some strong whiskey . It will make some good mancave decor

 

[villagenut]

I use gorilla glue two part epoxy on fixes like this....it is permanent and great for uncomplicated restorations like yours.

 

[Truth]

Thanks Truth! I didn't even think about the color. Maybe I can put some black die in the 2 ton epoxy. I'm guessing it held some strong whiskey . It will make some good mancave decor

I use this and it is fantastic. I believe it comes in white or clear as well

 

[NOLA.river.rat]

I use gorilla glue two part epoxy on fixes like this....it is permanent and great for uncomplicated restorations like yours.

Thanks villagenut!

 

[NOLA.river.rat]

I use this and it is fantastic. I believe it comes in white or clear as wellView attachment 1698596

Thanks Truth!

 

[sonofdust]

Mix a little charcoal in the glue for color ?

 

[boogeyman]

Go to Michaels or look at their web site for china repair. Forgot to ask the lady what the name was but she offered to repair a ceramic vase for me with this stuff. Asked her how she got the cracks to blend so well (you couldn't see them without magnification) She told me it was a special technique. When I pressed her she said, "I just finessed them with a little spit." Also, she took some scrapings off the bottom, ground them to powder and mixed with the glue to fill a spot that the piece got lost.

I've used this Remodeling Your Kitchen Should You Get A Dishwasher Mesmerizing Tips - ramcet.com# for chips on cups etc. Believe it or not you can color match it with sharpie pens. I'll ask her the name of the stuff next time I see her. You should be able to find it at Michaels.

 

[NOLA.river.rat]

Mix a little charcoal in the glue for color ?

Good idea!

 

[NOLA.river.rat]

Go to Michaels or look at their web site for china repair. Forgot to ask the lady what the name was but she offered to repair a ceramic vase for me with this stuff. Asked her how she got the cracks to blend so well (you couldn't see them without magnification) She told me it was a special technique. When I pressed her she said, "I just finessed them with a little spit." Also, she took some scrapings off the bottom, ground them to powder and mixed with the glue to fill a spot that the piece got lost.

I've used this Remodeling Your Kitchen Should You Get A Dishwasher Mesmerizing Tips - ramcet.com# for chips on cups etc. Believe it or not you can color match it with sharpie pens. I'll ask her the name of the stuff next time I see her. You should be able to find it at Michaels.

Thanks Boogey! There is a Michael's right around the corner from my house. I'll check em out. That would be nice to not see the repair crack

 

[devldog]

Writing or no writing, that jug is a keeper.

 

[A2coins]

That Will look really cool in the old man cave