Chocolate – Soil Porcelain Clay Crack Repair Adhesive for Body
Chocolate – Soil Porcelain Clay is a crack repair adhesive supplied in stick/roll form, formulated to repair surface cracks in the unglazed body of ceramic sanitary ware and tableware. It's applied directly to the crack to restore body integrity before finishing.
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Chocolate – Soil Porcelain Clay is a crack repair adhesive supplied in stick/roll form, formulated to repair surface cracks in the unglazed body of ceramic sanitary ware and tableware. It’s applied directly to the crack to restore body integrity before finishing.
Used at the body inspection/repair stage — applied directly onto surface cracks in the unglazed body, filling and bonding the crack line so the repaired area blends with the surrounding body before glazing or firing.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Crack repair adhesive (stick/roll form) |
| Use | Body surface crack repair |
| Application Stage | Pre-glaze / body inspection & repair |
| Application | Sanitary ware & tableware manufacturing |
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