How to waterproof cardboard

Why pay for expensive waterproof Mod Podge when you can make your own? In this video, I show you how to create a budget-friendly, waterproof Mod Podge dupe for all your craft projects. Perfect for outdoor decor and more!

7 Methods For Waterproofing Cardboard Tested! – Picky Pens

Would you like to paint on cardboard, but have noticed that the paint soaks into and you can't achieve bright colors? I'll show you how to prepare a piece of cardboard for painting with gesso primer.

Learn how to waterproof cardboard with simple DIY methods. Protect your boxes and projects from rain or spills. Read to find out the step-by-step guide.

For those of us who work, play, or commute outdoors, rain can ruin a day. Backpacks get soaked and damage expensive tech devices inside, and waterproof covers

Packaging manufactures use several methods to make their cardboard waterproof, some eco-friendly and some not so environmentally friendly. Find out which fits your business needs here.

Faux rocks are used in many school plays and in theater playhouses. You can make easy faux rocks from cardboard boxes. The edges of the boxes are crushed to create an unusual shape. The box is then covered in papier--maché to create a bumpy, yet uniform appearance to the rock. The papier--maché is spray painted or brushed to make the rock look authentic. Spray paint that looks like granite is available at many local hobby and craft stores.

In Episode 1, with a little bit of elbow grease, sweat and fun work, you built a handy piece of cardboard furniture. Time has now come to gorgeous-ify AND make it last. There are several materials you can use to pretty things up: Nepalese paper, craft paper, wallpaper, paint -- but whatever you choose, you cannot do without a Final Layer of Waterproofing Coating. This is the key.

I posted a new video, "How To Work With Cardboard Vol.2 - Covering Corrugated Edges" I introduce how to make grooves, with various thicknesses of cardboard and additional techniques. Check BIO-> Link to my YouTube Channel Hope it helps you to start making your own with cardboard:) #tutorial #cardboardcrafts #hidingcorrugatededges #howtoworkwithcorrugatedcardboard #cardboarddiy

130K likes, 286 comments. “If you’re a cardboard box hoarder like me, try making furniture with it! Also, use a box cutter instead of scissors like I did (your hands will thank you later 🙈) This project was a labor of love and I learned so much from building this. It was my first time using plaster of Paris so I struggled a bit—it literally sets sooo fast, especially on a hot day. But now I’m hooked because I wanna make all the plaster furniture pieces! Materials - Cardboard - Plaster cloth…