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Refurbishing Pottery

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Date: 10/11/2006 Topic: Repair > Miscellaneous > Dishes  
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Just got a "majolica" Italian plate from a thrift shop for 60 cents. It is lovely, but it had chips on the edges. Being white, I covered the chips with old thickened white-out and then when dry, covered it with a layer of clear nail polish. Now it has fruit on it on my sideboard and no one's the wiser! (You can also used thickened white-out around drains in the bath to mend chipping there.)

By Pam from Los Angeles
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