If you notice a small crack or separation in a joint, address it promptly before it worsens. Start by cleaning the area to remove dust and oils, then gently assess the depth and location. For cosmetic cracks, a color-matching silicone or compatible repair adhesive can seal the seam; apply sparingly and avoid overfilling.

Clamp or hold the repaired area steady while the adhesive cures, following the product’s instructions for curing time. Once set, lightly sand any excess with a fine-grit tool and inspect the joint for smooth movement. To blend repairs, use a thin layer of silicone paint or pigment that matches the surrounding surface.

If the crack is structural, extends into a support channel, or affects movement, stop and seek professional guidance. Do not use high heat or pressure to force the joint back into place, as this can worsen damage. Maintaining a careful record of repairs helps track material aging and can inform future maintenance decisions. When in doubt, consult a specialist who understands the doll’s construction and safety implications.