Is this a good product to seal a plastic Frisbee? Is there one type of mod podge that will work better?
633009
I have no idea. I have never tried to seal a Frisbee before. I've made coasters with Mod Podge and they have stayed water tight, if that is what you are using it for. I have used Mod Podge on plastic and it sticks. IHTH
633010
boy, I don't think so. Mod Podge will do a whole lot of things but I don't think plastic is what it is intended for. You are better off with a heavy duty sealant, and I'd check with your home improvement store, that truly can bend. I could be wrong but I don't think it would hold up to the bending of a Frisbee.
1589300
I used this on a coaster project. I've used mod podge to adhere paper to a tile, covered in 3 coats of mod podge and then used the spray to seal it all. It's worked great for my project, but I have not actually sprayed onto plain paper, not already covered by a product.
930327
There's an outdoor version of Mod Podge. http://www.amazon.com/Podge-CS11220-8-Ounce-Glue-Outdoor/dp/B001681ZA4 That might be a better option. I use the hard coat myself for lots of indoor projects but have never tried for outdoors. I would also laminate the photo first or use some additional way of sealing it as a backup precaution, ya know, just in case. Good luck!
542411
It would be best to try it with a scrap of fabric and a scrap of sheet metal. It is best to apply a sealant on top of mod podge after giving it a few days to cure. A spray acrylic sealant usually. I have used mod podge on dough ornaments, wood, paper, plastic, cloth, but not with sheet metal. That is a good idea. Are you making a mobile?
1947331
I don't see a problem I used the product on seals on the camper slide outs. I use Armor all on tires.
1842320
I would think that this is not the optimum application for this particular product. I used it on rivets on my aluminum boat and it sealed completely.
196266
This product is meant for the roof of your RV to seal rubber fiberglass or metal roofs.
1685899
I'm not sure but I know it sealed a plastic coffee bag. You may have to simply shorten the seal time
235060
i have plastic bed rails on my silverado, helps make a better seal with the tonneau cover , there is a rubber seal all the way around the cover
1777155
All you talking about a thermostat? Not sure what your referring to, but yes you can . Not sure exactly what you are trying to overcome. For a sealing application l would use rtv silicone or Teflon tape.Normally l use an tiseez on bolts or blue locative.
1771313
I would recommend a silicon sealer when installing this item; also my application through hull on my fiberglass boat was no problem; There is adequate allowance for the thickness of any vehicle auto or marine; Just make sure that the surface is not curved when the hole is drilled in order to avoid slippage and any potential leak.
263415
you would need to remove paint where you intend to seal. it worked on my aluminum boat very well. use with confidence. make sure to follow directions.
834757
I used it for a external water repellant. Works Great, don't know if it would seal the brick as you for your application.
2223816
I would recommend weather sealing it first. It should hold up fine. But I'm in the hot desert. So I would find some clearciat spray and spray it. It should do just fine then. It is great quality
1858975
The Perfect Pod Maker is a great device for sealing the pods. You just pre-heat it till the light comes on and then press down evenly around the front half of the shell with firm pressure. I count to 5 and it has worked perfectly every pod. Sticking with the EasyPack filters is a good idea, as others haven't gotten the same reviews, but these I can vouch for.
1524215
I generally use Mod Podge, but any paper glue will work. As far as a glaze goes it depends on whether you want a shiny surface or not. My go to...Mod Podge...I have also used Aleenes Clear Gel Tacky Glue inside and out, also Demensional Magic. Experiment and have fun...
970458
I'd say they hold up pretty well to abrasion, but I'd also suggest using a sealer after your decorating has dried. This is just an extra precaution to keep your design in tact. Modge Podge is a cheap option!