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 :)!
>
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