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luisgoldfarb
Hi!
I am currently working in a mosaic restoration project for the Teatro Colón historical building in Buenos Aires.
Appart from the production of some small stoneware bars from which to hand cut the replacemet teserae, I am trying to investigate and produce e "repair paste" or similar, in order to restore the small holes and broken edges in tesserae that need not to be fully replaced.
i thought that if I high fire the clay dust, I could then mix this fired material with an epoxy adhesive or something. This paste should be strong ebough to resist abrasion and years of use, and should stick strongly to the original porcelain-stoneware tesserae.
I would be grateful to hear some recommendations concerning this technique.
Regards!
Luis
I am currently working in a mosaic restoration project for the Teatro Colón historical building in Buenos Aires.
Appart from the production of some small stoneware bars from which to hand cut the replacemet teserae, I am trying to investigate and produce e "repair paste" or similar, in order to restore the small holes and broken edges in tesserae that need not to be fully replaced.
i thought that if I high fire the clay dust, I could then mix this fired material with an epoxy adhesive or something. This paste should be strong ebough to resist abrasion and years of use, and should stick strongly to the original porcelain-stoneware tesserae.
I would be grateful to hear some recommendations concerning this technique.
Regards!
Luis