Can a cracked Big Buddha still be saved? The correct remedial methods. If the string is cracked, players feel disheartened. Can a cracked Big Buddha be saved? How to save it? With proper methods, most can be saved. Don't rush to throw it away.

How to save small cracks

How to save small cracks: Small cracks at the tip of the tooth root are mostly caused by dryness and are easy to save. Put the string in a sealed bag and place a slightly damp cotton cloth in the bag to keep it moisturized, so that the seeds can absorb the moisture; continue to play with it, and the sweat and oil will seep in, and the small cracks will gradually close up. If the small cracks are not serious, with proper moisturizing and playing, most can be restored.

How to save large cracks

How to save large cracks: Long cracks that run through the seed body require careful handling. If the cracks are not deep, continue to play with it and repair it with sweat and oil; if the cracks are deep and affect the structure, please let a professional repair it or replace the seed. Don't use glue to stick it, and don't soak it in water. Improper handling will make it worse.

Prevent cracking

Prevent cracking: Keep it sealed and moisturized in a dry season, and don't put it near a heater; when the temperature difference is large, put the string in a sleeve; and dry the new string in the shade before playing with it. Can a cracked Big Buddha still be saved? For small cracks, keep it moisturized and play with it to close the cracks; for large cracks, repair and replace the seed. These are the correct remedial methods, and most strings can be saved. The key is to take preventive measures.

Don't panic or rush to throw away the string if it's cracked. Remember the correct remedial methods, and deal with it according to the methods when it happens.