Can this be used as a coating over outdoor rocks with writing on them that's a memorial?
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to be honest i dont really know but I have always thought of shellac as inside stuff. You might want to look at an aerosol spray spar varnish.
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It works well on paper, stinks, use outside, I would try it on rocks, but I don't know.
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I see no reason why you couldn't.. I would create a test "patch" and try it out. Might absorb differently than the existing concrete, so be aware of that. That would make the color a bit off. May need an extra coat, etc..
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I would say yes, being that the urn is metal and it seals really well. I would also take extra precaution by applying a permanent bonding paste to prevent water from entering, being that you don't know the changes/conditions of the location once its placed underground.
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Sorry. I do not have the answer to how these labels will withstand weathering outdoors. I wondered how the adhesive will last along with if the letters fade or wash away.
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I agree that it is really lightweight painted/coated. I would not leave it outside. I would look for another product if I were you.
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I've written on glass with them. Rocks shouldn't be a problem. If the rocks are real smooth like glass, the ink will rub off or smear easily. Also... in direct sunlight it's difficult to see the ink with a UV light (required). So you would need to use the light in dim evening light or after dark. The UV lights work best indoors or after dark. Good luck, and have fun.
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I am confident that the 3M adhesive would enable one to stick it to granite. Just make certain that it is not exposed to any water or moisture.
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I have used Loctite 349 to attach glass-on-glass and glass-on-metal for outdoor sculptures and the pieces have held perfectly through rain and snow. I don't think immersion should be a problem
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It's a spray paint, I didn't personally try it outside, but I see no reason it wouldn't work. I would consider a clear sealer to apply after the glow in the dark, just to be safe
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I would NOT place this directly on any surface outside. But my daughter loves to take it outside. So we allow it on the GRASS only ... with something underneath to protect the plastic from rocks or sticks. I would suggest large towels or a plastic tarp to preserve the plastic coating.
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I would say yes. It would need an outdoor enamel kind of paint. There are water-based enamels now so clean up is easier.
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There was no protective coating on our piece. We put several coats of cedar stain/weather-coa on our table for outside use. So far, it has held up well.
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not well. made an embossed wall hanging for my parent's patio and it did not hold up to the outdoor climates.
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I would not say that. You can stick them on any flat surface but they are very thin. You could insulate and cover your insulation (without having to worry about covering the lines in between sheet rock as long as it's mostly flattened out,) then apply, but they are mostly just decorative.
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It can be used for outdoor projects if you use a clear varnish protective coating. My husband makes rain gauges and birdhouses that hold up well, if using a clear varnish coating.
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Hi Gary, I think Renaissance was would not be a good choice for an outside application. However I would apply a coat of clear polyurathane to the copper fence post covers.