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Plaster statue - baby Jesus - repair process
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Ceramic & Sculpture Repair Lessons
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Fixing broken plate lesson - basic lesson
Cementing only lesson
Fixing chipped Italian platter lesson step-by-step lesson
Chipped pottery repair lesson
Complete ceramic repair lesson | cementing, filling, painting and glazing
Complete ceramic repair lesson
Repair marble /stone statue requiring metal insertion
Marble / stone sculpture repair
How to Sculpt and Add Missing Pottery Segment
How to Sculpt and Add Missing Pottery Segment
How to Replace Stoneware Crock's rim using the potter's wheelHow to replace Stoneware crock's rim
kintsugi - mending broken pottery with golden jointery
Kintsugi - mending with gold
Heavily damaged ceramic figurine repair
Heavily damaged ceramic figurine repair

Repair and Restore Plaster Statues & Lamps with Invisible Results

How to Restore a Broken & Missing Fingers PlasterBaby Jesus Statue

In this video, we restore a damaged plaster statue of the Infant Jesus, focusing on repairing missing fingers and toes, as well as numerous scratches and paint stains. You'll see the key steps of the restoration process, including sculpting the missing parts, securely attaching them, and blending the paint to achieve a seamless, invisible finish.



Restoring Infant of Prague Plaster Statue Badly Damaged With Missing Pieces

How to repair a plaster statue that is very damaged and has missing parts.




Broken Plaster Lamp Restoration:
From Shattered Pieces to Seamless Invisible Repair
Broken plaster lamp - many pieces
Many broken pieces
Broken plaster lamp repair
Some pieces missing
Broken plaster lamp repair
Several cracks
 Cement plaster lamp pieces
Start piecing it together with 2-part epoxy (5 minutesPC-Clear)
re-enforce with gloss fiber resin
Re-enforce with fiberglass resin

 cement more plaster segments
Add more cemented pieces

fill in missing pieces
Fill in missing pieces (PC-11)

reshape back to original look
Sanding and shaping

replicate texture
Reproduce texture

Plaster lamp ready for painting
Prime surface and fine sanding

paint plaster lamp
Color matching using airbrush

restoration complete - bottom view
Restoration complete -bottom view

restoration complete - side view
Restoration complete -side view

restoration complete 5' lamp
Restoration complete
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