Waterproofing

[onecreativechica]

I am a swim coach and am interested in creating some clipboards for use at our meets. Does anyone have any ideas as to how I could make them waterproof?? Any help at all would be appreciated.

Thank you.
Alicia

[LovinTX]

Hi Alicia - I've never done this before but I'd guess there is some type of sealer acrylic spray that you could use. I can't personally recommend any cuz I just don't know but I'm sure somebody on this site can tell you exactly what you need. Ladies??

[Clear Stampin'Lady]

Hi! Isn't mod podge waterproof? (I might be wrong about that...LOL) All the altered clipboards I have saw done were covered with mod podge to keep all the artists hard work nice and neat.

Sorry if I wasn't very helpful.

BTW, where do you live in Missouri? I live in MO also!

[onecreativechica]

I've never used mod podge before so I'm not sure. I'll have to check it out. It's not that our clipboards get soaked, but they will get wet and I don't want to waste my time on it if it can't be used for a while.

I live in St. Charles, MO. Where are you located?

[jenpeel]

Maybe use acrylic paint and then if you want, put a coat of clear polyurethane spray over top.

[Clear Stampin'Lady]

Good Luck with the mod podge - I hope it works good for you. I understand wanting to protect all your hard work.

I live about an hour south of Rolla, MO.

Have a great day!