Dropped one of my wife's favorite mugs. Anyone up for a paid commission/challenge to print a new handle? Have you ever seen this work? Thanks!
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Jb weld is my go to for jobs like this. Mix them as equal as possible or it won't set properly
Jb weld works really good but would be ugly for a mug.
Yeah now that you point it out. Even if you are careful with it and wipe it off the seams. It's still dark gray and will make seams more visible.