Have an owl painted Flagstone square was informed to used Clear Marine Varnish to protect form the AZ heat. Will this work?
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Again, as below, light sanding with little or no pressure with 2000 grit paper on a soft sanding block will do the trick. All you want to do is lightly etch it. I have the same problem with a Scottish cote of arms on the deck of my sailboat.
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Yes this is some of the best marine varnish available. You'll still need to make sure you follow the directions closely and re-apply a couple times per year if it takes a beating from the sun and moisture.
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Yes, but like any other marine varnish it will need to be sanded lightly and recoated every year or two.
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Leave it natural as it is intended. Some birds will not use "houses" that are painted. The paint is for our benefit mostly for the cuteness factor.
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I purchased my box for owls in Southern Ca. I would imagine that L.A. would work also. Colors for the outside should be natural browns and greens. I painted mine using both colors in a camouflage pattern. Hope this helps.
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If the flagstone has been coated it should work ok. This is not a commercial type scrubber, kinda light duty. It suits our needs, our floor is smooth.
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I would think you could because the plastic has an uneven finish to it. Perhaps an acrylic paint and then follow with a clear topcoat that is resistant to the weather.
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I painted a house with latex house paint and it did fine. I used a half cup of water per canister because the paint was not penetrating the shake shingle siding. But the first canister was used unthined and it worked well.Ron
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Yes, just make sure the DRY flagstone is dust free, and set into the foam while the foam is still wet and very sticky. Leave to fully cure over night. Be aware that the foam expands like crazy and may need to be trimmed after it dries with a knife
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I'm not sure but I don't believe it was intended for outdoor use the coating is more to protect them from chipping each other and themselves. sorry i can't be of more help
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I'm not 100% sure what to tell you... it really depends on what you are doing...I make 3-D surfboards, snowboards and skateboards using bake-able Sculpey clay. For the parts of the board that I use the clay on, I absolutely use the "Sculpey glaze" but for the rest of the board I just use a polyurethane or exterior gloss varnish depending on whether it is meant for indoor or out door. Best bet is to use the recommended product for the medium. There is nothing worse than creating something great, and then "F-in" it up because you did not use the materials which were recommended! Hope this helps.
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Of course! I just wouldn't put it on any type of glass that emits heat....like the bioethonol fireplaces in glass etc. And also on Windows that are exposed to a lot of sun.........the plastic sticker may crack with the various types of Thermal excursions cold, hot, humid etc.
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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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Yes, assuming the brick surface you are applying to is not getting too hot. It will be ok on a hot, sunny day on brick or concrete surfaces so that is a rule of thumb. It is not a specialty heat resistant coating.
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I just bought it. The coating should help. I can tell you after the winter.
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The product is weather and waterproof. Just make sure the paint dries and cures and as a precautionary measure apply a layer of transparent nail varnish to add a smooth finish.
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We used this on a new pool coping install of OK flagstone. We were originally going to go with travertine (even though it cost twice as much)because it is so nice, but, we couldn't find any colors we liked and it was a problem cutting because of the hardness. Anyway, I can only commenton this product as it relates to OK flagstone. The label DOES list travertine as a suitable surface. It didn't make our coping slippery at all. Just broughtout the colors quite a bit and sealed. Travertine is less porous and smoother, though, so I can't say what its affect will be on that. Our pool is fairly small and 3 coats around the pool used about a third of the container. I hope this helps you. Good luck! We used this on a new pool coping install of OK flagstone. We were originally going to go with travertine (even though it cost twice as much)because it is so nice, but, we couldn't find any colors we liked and it was a problem cutting because of the hardness. Anyway, I can only commenton this product as it relates to OK flagstone. The label DOES list travertine as a suitable surface. It didn't make our coping slippery at all. Just broughtout the colors quite a bit and sealed. Travertine is less porous and smoother, though, so I can't say what its affect will be on that.... » Read More We used this on a new pool coping install of OK flagstone. We were originally going to go with travertine (even though it cost twice as much)because it is so nice, but, we couldn't find any colors we liked and it was a problem cutting because of the hardness. Anyway, I can only commenton this product as it relates to OK flagstone. The label DOES list travertine as a suitable surface. It didn't make our coping slippery at all. Just broughtout the colors quite a bit and sealed. Travertine is less porous and smoother, though, so I can't say what its affect will be on that. Our pool is fairly small and 3 coats around the pool used about a third of the container. I hope this helps you. Good luck! « Show Less
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It will work in any type material your bird bath is made of. Make sure you keep the heater submerged in water because operating it dry will burn it out.
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It should work just fine. You will need to de-glaze the surface (or sand with 150-grit sandpaper) before applying the varnish to aid adhesion. This product yellows, but it is transparent, and the underlying surface will be visible.