In this tutorial I walk you through how I fix a broken porcelain plate (or any pottery dish) using the same professional workflow I use as a trained ceramic restorer. I cover the full process from dry-fitting the shards and choosing the right ceramic glue, to getting a clean, strong bond that actually lines up properly. The big takeaway is that most “bad repairs” happen before you even open the adhesive—so I focus on preparation, alignment, and keeping squeeze-out under control. Once the plate is structurally sound, I show how I deal with the ugly bits: gaps, chips, and missing edges. That’s where filling, sanding, and finishing make the difference between a repair you can spot from across the room and one that blends in. I also talk through painting and glazing the repair so the colour and sheen match the original surface as closely as possible. If you’re repairing something sentimental at home, this video gives you a clear, step-by-step method you can follow with confidence—plus the safety mindset I always recommend when working with adhesives, sanding dust, and paints.