[raymondsmindjob]

I recently posted a question concerning varieties of non-toxic clear sealant after one of my projects took a turn for the worse.
Anyway, one member suggested that I use the same type pf sealant used in zoo exhibits. I thought...Hmm what a great idea.
However, this person failed to mention the brand name of this sealant
Does anyone know what type of sealant the pro use to make their projects longer lasting?

I used #20 x-clear non toxic sealant, which turned milky white when exposed to continuios running water or submersion. Obviously the pros would not have this problem

 

[Ed]

I don't remember the brand they used, from what I remember from them is that most clear marine epoxies are fine as long as you make sure that they do not contain antifouling agents.

You may also want to look through this thread
http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/parts-construction/16605-making-fake-rocks-17.html

 

[Woodsman]

Hi Raymond,

I don't know how big a job you have going, but I generally use aquarium grade silicon in my projects and have had good results. It's sold in all the pet stores here.

Take care, Richard.

 

[Scott Richardson]

Polygem Armorstone btw.

It is a clear cover that zoos use.

Remember Zoopoxy? Same company.

 

[Ed]

That wasn't what the they were using.. As I said I can't remember the name but that wasn't it.

Ed

 

[mikebell]

I don't remember also.