Einleitung
Do you have a metal ring that you love, but cannot wear? Is that metal ring too large to wear on your finger? Do you have insufficient funds to go to a professional jeweler? Do you have no experience with soldering?
This guide will show you how to safely resize a metal ring that is too large for your finger by creating a mold out of soft, polymer clay and then trimming the mold, so that it acts as an insert. While the guide suggests this is a two day process, it requires x hours for the clay to dry into a mold
For this repair, you will need soft, polymer clay, scissors, and super glue rather than heat-based repairs. Also, drying is required, which will
Warning: minimize contact with the super glue and your skin.
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Find the metal ring that is too large for your finger.
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Wear the metal ring.
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Place the back of your hand flat on a table.
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Shape the soft clay snugly in the gap between the metal ring and your finger.
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Remove your finger slowly from the molded soft clay, immediately after shaping the soft clay.
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Wait for the soft clay to dry overnight.
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Use scissors to trim the mold's extra soft clay sticking out of the metal ring.
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Adhere super glue on the soft clay mold that will touch the metal ring.
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Attach the soft clay mold to the metal ring before the super glue dries.
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Wait 10 minutes for the super glue to dry.
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Trim the soft clay with scissors again, if needed.
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