I've even put it on mine for small touch ups in Dud's viv while he is sleeping. It dries really fast, and you can let it air out for a couple days if you want.
Jess4921":163r35mk said:Yup, it dries pretty sturdy. But it will break if you drop it, bang it against door frames, or try to cram in into your viv if it is too big... (I would know). As long as you aren't as clumsy as I am, it should be fine LOL.
And I used Matte, so it doesn't look freakishy shiny. Here is how mine turned out:
isearch12":3v4mrxms said:I used 3 coats of watered down Elmer's exterior carpenter glue. It really toughen up the grout. Its held up for 2 1/2 years now. Here is a pichttp://www.flickr.com/photos/22483876@N05/2438779222/in/photostream/
Lelu's Viv completed by isearch12, on Flickr
isearch12":1czahbu2 said:I used 3 coats of watered down Elmer's exterior carpenter glue. It really toughen up the grout. Its held up for 2 1/2 years now. Here is a pichttp://www.flickr.com/photos/22483876@N05/2438779222/in/photostream/
Lelu's Viv completed by isearch12, on Flickr
. I like these products as they are very safe...and cure quickly. No fumes or anything to worry about, and pretty easy to use.
BadCon":3ineooyc said:Be careful, some of those water proof wood glues are toxic. Unless its listed as non-toxic on the bottle, I wouldn't use it.
I personally use Mod Podge hard coat, and its pretty durable. Much more so then the Mod Podge Matte. They also have the exterior version, which doesn't dry as hard as the "hard coat", but seems more water resistant. One negative about the hard coat is it drys pretty slick. Unless there is lots of texture in the structure, it will be an ice rink for your dragons
There is also a product called Shields All #50 (google), which I hear is really nice. Never tried it though.
Jess4921":2rd8pjwy said:
