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May 22, 2024 · How do you know when to step in and repair or restore your glass? What makes a piece of stained glass go from repairable to too far gone? Don’t worry; we’ll answer these questions (and more!) below.
Hi!! This was my first time making anything with stained glass and I’ve only got the basic tools and info from here and youtube. Picked a free cardinal pattern offline as inspired by the cardinal that visits me everyday.
Need to pop out the stained glass frame from the wooden frame, heat up the came, remove, pop out the broken glass, replace, resolder, replace into wooden frame. Have a shop do the job for best results.
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They can't just put the new glass in without touching the lead came. From what I know of lead came, it's wrapped around the piece of glass then soldered. A repair means taking everything appart. If might have been easier if it was done with copper foil and solder. So you are looking at a restoration which costs more than making a new piece ...
May 15, 2024 · In practice, the most effective ways to correct crazing are: increase the silica, in body or glaze. decrease the feldspar, in body or glaze. decrease any other material containing sodium or potassium. increase the boron 5. increase the alumina, i.e. the clay content. increase lead oxide.
May 24, 2024 · Copper foil applied with lead solder is usually the best method for restoring antique art glass. Or consider using “Restrip,“ a newer, internal strengthening product of very thin, flexible, copper-coated steel bands that can be placed between the joints and against the came channels instead of rebar for invisible support.
