CowBoyWay
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Sanitary Water Dish inserts...
Everyday, long term use as a water container makes me nervous.
I like the idea of a water dish insert.
One could take there favorite size of water dish, mold /create a Sculpey design around the outside... and make up their "designer" matching hide / water dish cage furniture
with an easily cleaned and exchanged water dish feature incorporated.
By having two dishes available and by simply exchanging dish inserts, keeping a sanitized clean water dish always available would remain an easy task.
Put a drainage hole underneath where the dish will sit in your design, (because you can, why not?),
and after drying, give it a good sealing spray (a couple, three times times, seal it well). Available in dull Matte or shiny usually.
That would tend to be easier and probably give better results for most people, rather than trying to deal with mixing two liquids together and painting with the resulting "thick honey" like consistency of a product.
Messy is probably an understatement.
There are commonly available spray polymer (plastic) coatings in the spray paint section of most souper douper Mega-Marts type stores and also hardware stores too.
Everyday, long term use as a water container makes me nervous.
I like the idea of a water dish insert.
One could take there favorite size of water dish, mold /create a Sculpey design around the outside... and make up their "designer" matching hide / water dish cage furniture
with an easily cleaned and exchanged water dish feature incorporated.
By having two dishes available and by simply exchanging dish inserts, keeping a sanitized clean water dish always available would remain an easy task.
Put a drainage hole underneath where the dish will sit in your design, (because you can, why not?),
and after drying, give it a good sealing spray (a couple, three times times, seal it well). Available in dull Matte or shiny usually.
That would tend to be easier and probably give better results for most people, rather than trying to deal with mixing two liquids together and painting with the resulting "thick honey" like consistency of a product.
Messy is probably an understatement.
There are commonly available spray polymer (plastic) coatings in the spray paint section of most souper douper Mega-Marts type stores and also hardware stores too.
