<peaceful_pastures@...> wrote:
>
> Welcome Violet
>
> As to your question the only think I can think of if the rock is to be
> submerged in water is the type of sealer that is used on boats.
>
> But if your rocks are to be place in a fish aquariam it might be toxic
> to the fish, not sure.
>
> Please let us know if you find something that works good for keeping
> painted rocks in water without them fading or peeling.
>
> Most of us use acrylic to paint our rocks, I think because oils take so
> long to dry, and we are anxious to see the finished product.
>
> Please feel free to share photos of your art with us in 002.Newest
> Rocks A, B, C or 002.D NonRock art.
>
> Happy Rockin! Betty \0/
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In rockpainting@yahoogroups.com, "violetbounce" <violetbounce@>
> wrote:
> >
> > hi guys! i have painted few rocks in oil colour n given them a coat of
> > varnish. but they seem to be catching a lot of dust . i live in INDIA
> > . i need u guys to suggest me a weatherproof n waterproof coat for the
> > rocks tht i paint. my rocks shud be intact even if i place them in
> > water for days together after applying such coat .
> >
> > hope i am clear wid what exactly i need from u guys . will be waiting
> > for ur suggestions .take care all of u :)!
> >
>
hi!
thnq betty . wil keep in mind abt da he fishes thing.it didnt strike 2
till u had mentioned.
violet
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