How do you seal vinyl on wood ornaments?
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For sealing vinyl you can use spray sealers like polyurethane polyacrylic spray. Another great choice for sealing vinyl on wood is a dishwasher-safe Mod Podge or epoxy resin. Mod Podge is a versatile option for sealing vinyl. Mod Podge comes in glossy, glitter, or matte finishes.
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Sealing HTV on wood
While most HTV will last for a while especially if it is not outdoors, I would advise sealing it with some acrylic spray sealant if it is going to get any exposure to excessive sun or moisture. I like to use Aleene's Spray Matte Finish Acrylic Sealer for sealing vinyl letters on wood.
We have used Mod Podge (not 'Modge Podge' as I know lots of us call it) successfully for a lot of our projects, including sealing over vinyl, making custom photo canvases, and glittering pretty things. Mod Podge is also non-toxic and generally safe to use with older kids.
Even if you got your wrap a while ago, you can get a clear coat on top anytime. However, you need to realize that if your vinyl wrap has been exposed to the elements, putting a clear coat over it would have a slightly lesser effect in terms of overall protection.
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Matte indoor vinyl material has an adhesive that is not so strong that it will ruin your painted or wall papered walls. For this reason, polyurethane brushed on heavily CAN seap under a vinyl wall decal and damage the adhesive so that the decal will curl up and be damaged – see photo.
Can you seal vinyl on wood with polyurethane?
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The simple answer to this is, never! You don't have to seal vinyl crafts IF you use good quality vinyl (and we always advise that you do). Vinyl will adhere to your projects and continue to look as good as new for quite a long time.
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We have used Mod Podge (not 'Modge Podge' as I know lots of us call it) successfully for a lot of our projects, including sealing over vinyl, making custom photo canvases, and glittering pretty things. Mod Podge is also non-toxic and generally safe to use with older kids.
It's best to have a coat of polyurethane on the wood sign before you add your decal sticker – this will make your decal sticker adhere much easier.
Vinyl decals were never intended to have a clear coat put on top, as far as we can discover within product specifications. However, many people have tried this way with great success. Most people consider that the decals will last longer because of having a coat of clear paint or lacquer applied over them.
Stain can leave an oily residue that will make your vinyl lift from the surface. Seal with a waterbased Polycrylic then wait 24 hours. Your vinyl will stick better and stay on longer! This one tip may save you a ton of future frustration on those stained wood projects.
