3/9/2023 0 Comments All weather wall artThat being said, if your canvas hangs in an area that is especially exposed to the elements (unlike our little walk out which has a bit of protection), and you are a worry wart □ then I would advise the following:ĭo…use Outdoor Mod Podge Waterbase Sealer before applying Mod Podge Clear Acrylic Sealer. For product information, click here to see the outdoor waterbase sealer and here to review the clear acrylic spray. Mod Podge’s clear acrylic spray sealer, is easy to use and foolproof, in my opinion. Don’t get me wrong on this! I love Mod Podge! But for a project like this, Mod Podge’s outdoor waterbase sealer (which is a different product from the sealer I used for this project) can leave a ‘tacky’ almost sticky film on the outside of the canvas if you don’t have a lot of experience with Mod Podge in general. But for white canvas art, I would suggest limiting its use to sealing the frame alone.ĭon’t…use Outdoor Mod Podge Waterbase Sealer. If you’re using art that is brown or dark, then you will not likely notice the difference. This is because the spray is intended for sealing outdoor furniture. Although I’ve read a couple of articles suggesting polyurethane for canvas art, many polyurethane sprays leave a slight amber hue when dry. Spray a second layer after the canvas has fully dried for added protection.Īnd that’s it! Now simply hang up using your choice of hanger ( Vinyl Clips or Command Hooks for Outdoor Use).ĭon’t… use polyurethane spray on white canvas art. Make sure to follow the instructions on the can. Spray the entire canvas, front and back, using Mod Podge clear acrylic sealer (or your acrylic sealer of choice). Cover your canvas in newspaper to protect it. Polyurethane can leave an amber hue after it dries and this will show through. If you have chosen white canvas art, avoid spraying directly on the canvas. Spray the frame of the canvas with Krylon polyurethane spray sealer (or another you have on hand).īe sure to roll back and tape down any loose canvas on the back to get thorough coverage. Krylon Polyurethane Spray Sealer (for wood frame).Mod Podge Clear Acrylic Sealer (for canvas).MATERIALS You Will Need To Weatherproof Indoor Art For Outdoor Use ~This page contains affiliate links at no extra cost to you. You’ll be surprised at just how easy it is. So today I’ll be showing you how to weather proof indoor art for outdoor use. And with so many ways to hang objects on exterior walls nowadays, including vinyl siding clips and other outdoor hooks, your walls need not be neglected. It only takes a few extra steps to weather proof canvas art, but it is well worth it. And what better addition to your patio, porch or balcony than a beautiful piece of canvas art. I’ve always believed that the best way to create the perfect outdoor oasis is to take your cues from your indoor style.
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