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Repairing a ceramic mug

Posted: Jun 11, 2015

Is there a way of repairing a chip on the edge of a ceramic mug? It's my favorite one; a beautiful Westie mug I got at a dog show some years ago. The Westie's head is 3-dimensional and just adorable. The chip is on the side of the rim of the mug and really does not interfere with drinking from it, but just love it and want to repair it if I can. Thanks so much!

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I tried a google search and got many results listed - wonder if any would help you? SM

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Or else maybe call any ceramics stores to ask their ideas?

search was with this phrase "how to repair chipped ceramic mug"

Also numerous youtube videos on this topic. - sm

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Use "repair chipped mug" or similar phrase in the search box. What method applies will depend in large part on whether you still have the chipped piece or just need to smooth/repair the remaining surface.

Thanks for replies - OP

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I appreciate the advice. I will do some checking. The mug I have is so nice and shiny, very nicely made, and the cutest authentic Westie head and expression that I have seen. The chip on the bottom of the rim of the mug is small, and the mub is white. It should be relatively easy to at least make it better. Again, my thanks for the replies to my post!

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