Making Objects Aquarium Safe

[SLB76]

Hi. Anyone know any specific products that's also readily available to be used to seal and protect objects? I have a Shist rock with a painted logo on it that I would love to put in my aquarium and make it safe for my cichlids. Cheers

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[SLB76]

The object will have no clock parts on it. Just rock and painted logo


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[54seaweed]

I'd be more concerned about the paint washing off over time

 

[SLB76]

That's why I'm looking for ideas on sealing/protecting it. I've seen it done on the show Tanked. But never give any details on what they use.


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[54seaweed]

I would never trust anything those guys do ,

 

[SLB76]

Why not? That's their profession. Anyways found something that'll work.

Pond Armor


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[54seaweed]

this may change your mind remember everything on tv is cut and edit
this thread is out of the archive .

http://www.aquariumadvice.com/forums/f23/tanked-287300.html

 

[SLB76]

Everyone entitled to their opinion but I got the Pond Armor from doing research.

 

[nomzombie]

I used acrylic paint to redo some dragons I had and sealed it with the dishwasher safe mod podge because it's meant to be submerged and it's food safe and I've never had any problems. I just waited 24 hours between coats of paint and mod podge.

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[Gonzo1683]

I'm looking to do the same thing with shells that might have deteriorated over time due to the bad climate(they were out side for years) I was thinking maybe a poxy resin or polyethylene I'll check out that pond armor never heard of it


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