How To Seal Cork Decoys at Karla Ted blog

How To Seal Cork Decoys. If your decoy body is cork then traditions cork sealer should be used. Then you seal with several coats of thinned spar urathane, or several coats of gac or jansen's cork sealer, and repaint. Use the proper colors as base. I use the jansens cork sealer. Once sanding is complete, seal the decoy with an appropriate sealer for the media (see list above) with a minimum of two coats before moving onto paint. Two or more coats to the entire inside. I have half a dozen cork black duck decoys that i would like to seal their bottoms. Sealing of the decoy is a must to not only protect it from water damage but also for good paint durability. No smell so you can work inside with it if needed. I like to coat the inside with either jansen cork sealer or spar varnish after hollowing as a precautionary step against water migrating into the inside. I had the idea to use that spray rubber seal that.

I use the jansens cork sealer. Sealing of the decoy is a must to not only protect it from water damage but also for good paint durability. I have half a dozen cork black duck decoys that i would like to seal their bottoms. Two or more coats to the entire inside. Use the proper colors as base. I had the idea to use that spray rubber seal that. If your decoy body is cork then traditions cork sealer should be used. No smell so you can work inside with it if needed. Once sanding is complete, seal the decoy with an appropriate sealer for the media (see list above) with a minimum of two coats before moving onto paint. Then you seal with several coats of thinned spar urathane, or several coats of gac or jansen's cork sealer, and repaint.

Custom Cork Decoys

How To Seal Cork Decoys Sealing of the decoy is a must to not only protect it from water damage but also for good paint durability. Use the proper colors as base. No smell so you can work inside with it if needed. I like to coat the inside with either jansen cork sealer or spar varnish after hollowing as a precautionary step against water migrating into the inside. If your decoy body is cork then traditions cork sealer should be used. Once sanding is complete, seal the decoy with an appropriate sealer for the media (see list above) with a minimum of two coats before moving onto paint. Then you seal with several coats of thinned spar urathane, or several coats of gac or jansen's cork sealer, and repaint. Sealing of the decoy is a must to not only protect it from water damage but also for good paint durability. I had the idea to use that spray rubber seal that. Two or more coats to the entire inside. I have half a dozen cork black duck decoys that i would like to seal their bottoms. I use the jansens cork sealer.