Mayco AC306 Clay Mender Bisque Fix for Ceramic Clay or Bisque, 2 oz Bottle

Works Great.I am a high school art teacher. We are forever breaking little things. In the past the students would have to start over but now with this product we can glue it together and it looks like it was never broken. We love it!

So far this product exceeded my expectations. My sculpture cracked and was falling apart at the thin areas (arm and wrists) ! I ordered and liberally applied this product. It seems to be holding strong. I will bisque fire and update this review.UPDATE: Fired and perfect! I am so pleased. Now I will apply glazes and final fire. Love this product.

Didn't think it would work BUT it did !Easy to use and couldn't see the crack after painting the piece . Very happy with the product and price

Works good

I used this on greenware. My handles on a pot were for sure going to pop off in the kiln. I put them on when the clay was a touch over leather hard so of course since the new clay shrunk at a different rate than the clay I attached it to, I got cracks all around the handles. I used this mender before bisque firing. Work quickly, apply liberally getting it right into the cracks. I did 2 solid coats. After the bisque fire, NO CRACKS at all! You can't even tell I used this. This will forever be my go-to for handles. Not to mention it's significantly cheaper than the Amaco brand mender. 10 stars! Thanks Mayco!

Is not good for stoneware unless you’re doing a white slip… you’re going to get an awkward white spot in your piece, even after glazing.

works to fill in small cracks on both green and bisque. Has a white yellow tint that can be concealed with underglaze/glaze

I broke a greenware spoon in 3 pieces (2 breaks)! It was already dry and I couldn't put it back together with normal slip or water (I tried). It was a decorated piece I had put some care in, so I decided to try fixing it before firing. I used this Mayco fixer for the first time.I applied the product on both broken sides and pressed together for a while. Then I proceeded to smooth it all up again.The two pieces really stuck together seamlessly. I could barely tell they were ever broken.I still had no idea if they would hold up in the firing process, but they did! Perfectly so!After glazing you can't tell it was ever broken before.Excellent product!