Amaco Bisque Fix 28897B, 4 Ounces

Good quality but very poor shipping as communication.

There was an issue..product froze.. but company reimbursed me and made it right..in cold climes this can be an issue..all in all it’s what happens when there is an issue that counts...Wayne

O pote não aguentou e vazou todo o conteúdo dentro da embalagem. Estou bem chateada. Um produto caro.

As others in reviews have noted, Amazon sends this in a manila bubble wrap envelop. If the post office drops it, the hard plastic jar will break and spill all the contents inside & outside the envelop. That's what happened with my first order. They sent a replacement and it was packaged the same; however, this time it wasn't broken. This stuff DOES WORK! I've mended greenware and bisque-fired pottery. It's amazing stuff and others in my pottery club have fixed their broken pieces with it. Best product I've found that actually works! You do need to fire or re-fire prior to glazing, but that hasn't been an issue for me or anyone else who I know who has used this product. Amazon should send this in a small box with some bubble wrap to ensure the container isn't smashed by the post office before it arrives!

I ordered this in desperation. A bisque-fired piece of pottery broke during glazing. This product feels gritty, and seems almost too liquid, but it did bond the two pieces well. I had to hold them together for probably less than 5 minutes. I put a little extra on the seam, then sanded it down smooth. If it doesn't survive the glaze fire, I will update this review.

I create tiny sculpts that have small pieces and have always struggled with getting the parts to bond together. I tried slip but never had much success with it, when the piece would reach bone dryness often the parts would separate again. I asked my local ceramic store for a suggestion and they recommended this product. And it works REALLY well! I always use this to bond parts together now while I'm working with raw clay. In the rare event I have a part fall off in firing, I use this to re-bond the parts before the final glaze firing. After it dries it takes underglaze just like the clay does. I've used it to glue parts back on, painted it with underglaze, applied clear glaze over it all and then fired in the glaze fire and it comes out looking like the part never came off. I will never be without a jar of this on my workspace!