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#PORUS POT HOW TO#

Activated Sludge Units (October 2008)Ĩ35.3260 - Simulation Test – Aerobic Sewage Treatment: B. Group C - Laboratory Biological Transformation Test GuidelinesĨ35.3100 - Aerobic Aquatic Biodegradation (January 1998)Ĩ35.3110 - Ready Biodegradability (January 1998)Ĩ35.3140 - Ready Biodegradability – CO2 in Sealed Vessels (Headspace Test) (November 2008) Ĩ35.3160 - Biodegradability in Sea Water (January 1998)Ĩ35.3170 - Shake Flask Die-Away Test (January 1998)Ĩ35.3180 - Sediment/Water Microcosm Biogradation Test (January 1998)Ĩ35.3190 - Aerobic Mineralization in Surface Water – Simulation Biodegradation Test (October 2008)Ĩ35.3200 - Zahn-Wellens/EMPA Test (January 1998)Ĩ35.3210 - Modified SCAS Test (January 1998)Ĩ35.3215 - Inherent Biodegradability – Concawe Test (October 2008)Ĩ35.3220 - Porous Pot Test (January 1998)Ĩ35.3240 - Simulation Test – Aerobic Sewage Treatment: A. Group B - Laboratory Abiotic Transformation Test GuidelinesĨ35.2130 - Hydrolysis as a Function of pH and Temperature (January 1998)Ĩ35.2210 - Direct Photolysis Rate in Water by Sunlight (January 1998))Ĩ35.2240 - Photodegradation in Water (November 2008)Ĩ35.2310 - Maximum Direct Photolysis Rate in Air from UV/Visible Spectroscopy (January 1998)Ĩ35.2370 - Photodegradation in Air (November 2008)Ĩ35.2410 - Photodegradation in Soil (November 2008) Group A - Laboratory Transport Test GuidelinesĨ35.0001 - Principles and Strategies Related to Biodegradation Testing of Organic Chemicals under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) (November 2008)Ĩ35.1110 - Activated Sludge Sorption Isotherm (January 1998)Ĩ35.1210 - Soil Thin Layer Chromatography (January 1998)Ĩ35.1220 - Sediment and Soil Adsorption/Desorption Isotherm (January 1998)Ĩ35.1230 - Adsorption/Desorption (Batch Equilibrium) (November 2008)Ĩ35.1240 - Leaching Studies (November 2008)Ĩ35.1410 - Laboratory Volatility (November 2008) For best results, use FolkArt Outdoor, Apple Barrel Acrylics, FolkArt Acrylics, or one of our multi-surface paints when painting terra cotta pots.The final Fate, Transport and Transformation Test Guidelines are generally intended to meet testing requirements for environmental impacts of pesticide products under FIFRA and toxic substances under TSCA.To give the painted design an extra layer of protection, apply a coat of FolkArt Outdoor Sealer after 48 hours when the paint has completely cured.

If intending to use the painted flower pot outside, opt for FolkArt Outdoor Sealer, available as a brush-on sealer in three finishes: Matte, Satin, and Gloss the polyurethane-based sealer provides the maximum durability for outdoor projects.Not only does sealing your flower pot prevent blistering of your decorated design on the outside of the pot, it also helps the interior of the flower pot keep the soil moist.

Unglazed or unsealed terra cotta will draw moisture away from the plant and soil, keeping the pot moist, which in turn may affect the external decoration by causing the paint to blister.

Most clay pots found in stores are unglazed and porous-meaning they are not waterproof.

For painted flower pots that will be used inside, use any of our premium-quality acrylic paints-FolkArt Acrylics, Delta Ceramcoat, or Apple Barrel Acrylic Paint. For flower pots that will be used outdoors, use either FolkArt Outdoor or FolkArt Multi-Surface Paint.

Once the sealed clay pot is dry, it is ready to be painted.

Allow the first coat to dry completely before applying the second coat.

Next, seal the flower pot by applying two coats of sealer-inside and out-using either Clay Pot Sealer or FolkArt Outdoor Sealer.

Clean the flower pot by wiping away any dust and dirt with a slightly damp sponge or rag.

#PORUS POT HOW TO#

How to Prepare a Terra Cotta Clay Flower Pot for Painting Follow by sealing your terra cotta pot before decorating.

After soaking, thoroughly rinse the pot with clean water and allow it to dry completely.

Once clean of dirt and debris, soak the flower pot in a solution of 9 parts water to 1 part bleach for 24 hours in order to kill any lingering bacteria.

Thoroughly remove dirt and salt residue if needed, scrub the surface with a wire brush.

To repurpose a used terra cotta pot, be sure to thoroughly clean it first before sealing and decorating.

How to Clean a Used Clay Flower Pot Before Painting Terra cotta clay pots are fabulous surfaces for a variety of art forms such as painting, stenciling, decoupage, and mixed media. Clay pots are smooth, offering the perfect crafting surface for all ages! Keep reading to learn how to clean and repurpose clay flower pots, prepare terra cotta pots for paint projects, and how to seal them.

How to Prepare a Terra Cotta Clay Flower Pot for Painting Projects