Is it possable to spray unit with a clear acrylic to seal it from the weather?
637937
Don't really know answer to this question ,but I think that the product is already sealed to resist weather conditions maybe could ask manufacture .
637938
I bet you could...sounds like a more convenient way to do it. I'd suggest masking off the sensor lens before spraying as the acrylic may interfere with the detection range.
637939
Not sure that it's necessary. Mine has survived a few good rains already. If you choose to proceed, I'd avoid spraying the actual surface of the light's lens, the solar panel, and the white plastic of the motion sensor. The acrylic may degrade their performance
637940
I don't know either. But instead of spraying, I think I would caulk areas you are concerned about. I love this security light. For LEDs it's pretty bright and very responsive. It goes on in my carport the instant I open my door. I've never had a problem with it and I've been using it for probably close to two years. The light part is under the carport, but the solar panel is outside of course.
637941
I go over the solar receptor lens with clear nail polish. You will never have to worry about foggy, glazed over solar panels again!
993913
No problem if the weather is not to hot that the paint dries before you wet it out.
2252598
I used the spray on rubber sealer on the inside, It helped a little. Don't plan on using the blind right away because the fumes will be overpowering.
393138
Yes. I did using FolkArt brand paint (not the outdoor kind because it's too watery) and coating it with Krylon sealer. Looks amazing.
1790750
My experience with the spray-on Mod Podge is that it dries very fast and only leaves a thin layer on the sprayed surface. Have not seen it actually soak into any hard surface. I would say it is safe as long as it's applied on the outside a thin layer at a time (Spray first layer, let dry, then second and so on....). Most acrylic sealers are nontoxic. Hope this helps!
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If I were you, I would remove the duct tape and use just the interior transparent weather tape. The adhesive is comparable to duct tape, but the density of the weatherization tape is less permeable than duct tape and is going to do a better job keeping drafts of heat out. You may want to purchase a wide version of the 3m interior tape. I bought the 1inch so I could fit it at 90 degree angles at my windows edges and around a few drafty outlets.....
1959476
For small areas you can use a brush. For larger areas it is most easily applied with a sprayer. In either case do not over apply it. It is best to apply multiple thin coats. Smooth out any puddles that may occur during application. Also do not want aerate the Clear-seal while applying it.
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The weather panels don't really seal. We put pvc pipe in the panel seam to weight it down. Its like a curtain rod. With that done and the screen panels closed, I think a/c would work great! We put black velcro at seams to connect around trailer and it seals tight. We love it!
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Try the Eco-Bond CLR 125 Ultra Clear Primer-less Sealant. It's clear and has a waterproof, mold and mildew resistant finish. http://www.amazon.com/Eco-Bond-Ultra-Primer-less-Sealant-ounces/dp/B006UJO704/ref=pd_sim_hi_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=15ZJFEYEP308741VNQ2S
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This product is not the best choice due to the humidity and water that will be present in that area. You would be better off using a waterproof varnish (found at a hardware store) or the Liquitex Soluvar Varnish.
458653
Absolutely. First spray with clear sealant to make sure it doesn't rust. (Walmart spray paint section or any craft store.) Just a note for you, mine doesn't lay flat. Since I have it in the living room and don't have to worry about wind or people bumping it, I hung it with a nail in the middle. (Through wire around middle dot.) The slightly bent wires cause the final row of dots to "burst" out from the wall 1 1/2". Gives it a more 3D effect.
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I used protective spray on mine before I took it outside and it's been outdoors all winter. I didn't cover it or anything and still looks great!!
252004
I sealed mine with a spray sealer in advance. I think paint maybe your only solution
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I don't think that the 3M Multi-purpose 27 spray adhesive will hold up very long in humid or wet conditions. I'm not an expert, but I would suggest "3M 80 Rubber and Vinyl Adhesive Spray" which is neoprene based and much more waterproof. It's available on Amazon as well. Again, I'm not an expert, but you would probably do better with such a neoprene rubber, water resistant spray or cement adhesive.
967993
I would imagine you can - using a template cut out to avoid overspray and 'high temperature' spray paint made for painting bbq grills...
127497
Sorry, but I don't have the answer to your question ... just a guess. How about spraying with Static Guard?
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I used acrylic paint and clear coat and it worked well, but make sure you wash it with degreaser and use a primer for best results