Which Mod Podge is waterproof?

Which Mod Podge is waterproof?

Will my Mod Podge outdoor project be waterproof? Outdoor Mod Podge is water resistant and is most durable when used on projects that are in a sheltered area. If your project is going to be constantly exposed to the elements like sun and rain, I recommend a brush on waterproof/UV sealer like this one.

Will Mod Podge protect from rain?

Perfect for protecting crafts that may be outside and exposed, Mod Podge Outdoor holds up to the elements, rain or shine. This unique sealer, glue and finish can be used on wood, terra cotta, slate, tin and more, and it cleans up easily with soap and water.

How many coats of Mod Podge should I use?

How many coats should I apply? I would use two – three coats to seal a project. You'll want more coats depending on how much the project will be handled. If it's a piece of furniture under heavy use, I'd even go up to five.

Is it possible to make mod Podge waterproof?

No, Mod Podge is not Waterproof. It can take a few drops of water but if you want to make your project truly waterproof, then you need an additional sealer. Depending on your Project I would Recommend Varnish, liquid epoxy or an enamel sealer.

Do you need mod Podge to make a decoupage?

So Mod Podge itself just like most craft glues that are sealer and glue in one, don’t waterproof your project. Mod Podge can seal your project a little bit to make it hold up a little better against dirt, the sun and a little bit of water. But is you want to make your project waterproof, then you will need an additional sealer.

What's the difference between MOD Podge and regular Podge?

You can learn more about Mod Podge Outdoor here . As I mention in that article, Mod Podge Outdoor is not waterproof. It is HIGHLY water resistant (more so than regular Podge). This means that if you want a decoupage item to sit on a covered porch where it is not exposed to weather 24 hours a day,...

Is it OK to put mod Podge in a shower?

The issue is when something that is Mod Podged is exposed to a lot of water. The product is not “built” for submerging or exposure to water over a long period of time (and consistently). For example, you wouldn’t want to put something only sealed with Mod Podge in your shower. This is true for Mod Podge as well as all other decoupage mediums.