Can you epoxy over vinyl decals on wood? Guides

This article explains three different techniques for epoxy over vinyl decals on wood. The techniques can be used to make the decals last longer, both indoors and outdoors, and help to protect them from weathering. These include a spray sealer such as polyurethane polyacrylic spray, dishwasher safe Mod Podge, and an epoxy. Each method is suitable for different materials, such as wood, ceramic, and plastic. The article provides instructions for how to use each one.

techniques: epoxy over vinyl decals on wood

To seal a wooden tray with vinyl requires painting or spraying the tray to ensure the vinyl adheres well, mixing equal parts of epoxy resin A and B for 3 minutes, and pouring the mixture over the tray. To get a smooth, flawless finish, use a lighter to move quickly over the surface before it dries. Finally, cover the tray with a poster board or cooking tray while it dries overnight.

other sealing methods

guide to Sealing a mug:

This guide provides an easy way to seal vinyl decals on mugs and make them dishwasher safe. All you need is some dishwasher–safe Mod Podge, which you should cover the entire mug with, giving it 2 to 3 coats and allowing it to dry in between each one. However, bear in mind that this type of Mod Podge is not food safe, so it should not be applied on the rim of the mug. The mug then needs to be left to cure for 28 days before it can be used and safely washed in the dishwasher.

best way to Sealing a plastic plaque

Now we article explains how you can seal a plastic plaque from Chalk Couture in order to make it last longer. The best way to do this is to use either polyurethane spray or liquid polyurethane. Spray the entire plaque, including the edges, and if you choose to use the liquid form, use a brush to apply it. Allow the sealant to dry between coats if you choose to use multiple. This will ensure that your plaque is sealed and protected from the elements.