To protect the paint on a resin statue, it's necessary to use a product that provides protection from ultraviolet rays. Choose a clear, spray-on polyurethane product that states specifically that it provides UV protection, advises ProMarine Supplies. Such products are available in shiny or matte finishes.
Can resin statues stay out in winter?
Many customers ask if our products stand up to winters, extremely inclement weather and freezing temperatures. The answer is yes, but only with proper care. Extreme and rapid changes in temperature and humidity may affect your statues adversely.
How do you weather proof outdoor statues?
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How do you waterproof garden statues?
Brush a waterproof concrete sealer over the surface of a clean and dry statue. Allow the ornament to dry for at least 24 hours or per the directions on the sealant container. Apply another coat of sealant if necessary to fully cover the concrete. Leave the bottom of the statue unsealed to allow the concrete to breathe.
How do you protect concrete statues from weather?
Cold weather can be harsh on Ornamental Concrete over time. Protect your Statuary with our Concrete Sealer. Apply this sealer once or twice each year simply by misting the sealer onto the item with a spray bottle. Apply two to three coats of sealer letting each coat dry completely before applying the next.
How do you protect outdoor statues in the winter?
Most statues can remain outside during the winter, but you can extend the life of your statue by either storing it inside or covering it with plastic. The same principles apply to concrete planters as noted for fountains. Make sure they are drained of water to prevent cracking or store inside.13 Jul 2009
Can resin statues be left out in winter?
We strongly suggest that all portable statues be taken indoors in extremely inclement weather and freezing temperatures. Drain the bowl(s) or shell(s) thoroughly. Remove the statue and pump, storing them inside if possible.
Can resin statues go outside?
If you've allowed your resin statue to sit outside for a period of time before you decide to apply protectant to it, it's probably accumulated at least a thin layer of dirt and grime. Rinse the statue with water from the hose without using a spray attachment. Allow the statue to dry thoroughly.