can it be used on clay pots outdoors?
644996
Yes it can be used on clay pots outdoors. But I would suggest a few things. First, you need to get it on very thick (about 1/8"). Keep in mind that the product is only charged from direct, line of sight, sunlight and only the last 20 minutes counts. Therefore, the pots will need to be in direct sunlight in the absolutely latest part of the day. Even then, the East side of the pot will be extremely dim compared to the West side of the pot.
644997
I assume you want to know if it will wash off in rain, right? Haven't tried it myself, but I THINK it would be safe outdoors (it's certainly nontoxic, another concern); you might want to coat the surface with a clear coat like a spray enamel after it dries. Hmmm.... That's a really good question! You might try the company folks directly, too. They're really nice, friendly, and helpful.
853957
No, this is for outside garden use. Take a look at Dr. Earth 759. Also here at Amazon
221839
i never tried it --only had my sons lift quite large dirt-filled pots. I would think it would work for rocks as well, but can't say for sure.
333570
I think it could be used outdoors. It stands up to moisture fine. But it is a foam, and foams break down eventually. Sunlight would speed up that process.
377814
I believe you can . As long as the clay if fully hardened and the fake water isn't a pure solvent base product
210030
Absolutely...This can be used indoors or outdoors. Make sure you use Pam or vegetable oil to prevent sticking.
444154
I don't know. I'm just a beginner I got it because it is low fire clay . You might want to look at the company's website for all safe uses.
480945
Yes you can store pots/pots on it. I would maybe consider putting on a exterior stain or paint just in case it gets wet. The wood is un finished so you can do anything you'd like!!!!!!
698903
I do not think this is for use outdoors--I believe is is for indoor use only but you could check with the manufacturer.
1886757
You can use this outdoors, but I wouldn't keep it outside. The grass under the mat will quickly die, which defeats the point of protecting the lawn. Good luck.
636178
I believe you can! It's a pottery piece so it's not limited. I started putting the oil on some pots that sit on my patio that are the same material! Why by another egg when you can buy the oil and use it on something more discreet and more attractive! The oil seems to be working all summer on back patio. Remember it only covers so much so you will have to be creative and spread the scent around!
231044
Yes I used it on flower pots. You just have to do several coats of the paint
613470
Hello- The label lists it for use on houseplants as well as outdoor plants, so you should be fine. Just be sure to follow label instructions!
808144
I used this stuff for patching up cracks in costume accessories that I made out of clay. So as far as I know, you can sand and paint over it. I'm just not sure about the outdoor use.
657618
the water based paint is perfect for clay pots. please note the white is not our brightest paint, if it is not getting the proper light it needs to charge, it will not glow to its ability. I will suggest the ultra-green water based paint.
816543
yes it can be use outdoor. But keep in mind its rust resistance and not rust prove. So, eventually after years of usage it will rust.
1739130
Have used in sand only. Expect mediocre performance in heavy clay if moist. If hard baked, hoe would not slice through. If soggy, hoe would gum up instead of slicing through weed roots as designed. Works good in sand, and should be fine in loam, but I would be surprised if it performed well in clay. Mattocks and chopping hoes are needed in heavy clay like that found in rice padis.