Quote Originally Posted by MissterDog View Post
That's amazing!!! No stickiness either? I recall when I was on the hunt for sealants that was a frequent complaint for humid enviroments I've read and get feedback on but maybe it depends which type of mod podge? My last experience with mod podge was it felt super tacky but that may have been because I tried using it on a smooth surface.
Mine is bone dry. If water gets on it when I refill water bowls or just mist the entire tank, it just stays on it but doesn't soak in. I know that finding a good sealant is a tricky thing... I used the clear matte spray. Do it outside (backyard, drive way,...) and leave the project out there for a while. Here in social it's super windy at the moment which would be perfect to get rid of the fumes. I also made sure it's in the sun for a good amount of time. I did the whole tank and I was able to let it sit out for about a week before my snake actually moved in. I had other parts of the tank to finish before he could move in so it worked out perfectly. Before he moved in, I stuck my entire upper body in the tank for a minute to smell the inside. No more funds. Now the tank just smells like the substrate and green beans is a happy noodle.

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