I Sealed My First Custom Figure! Here’s What Happened!

[@RiderOrigin]

That's pretty cool! I remember customizers using Mod Podge to get printed out labels to adhere onto wrestling figs to simulate the often elaborate deco wrestlers have on their gear. But not for sealing paint, and for that price, it's a worth a try for any into customizing.

[@chaoscollectibles]

thanks buddy. I'm very pleased with how it turned out.

[@tomvallejo2438]

I use modge Podge on all my dioramas every thing I do I use modgepodge on it

[@chaoscollectibles]

nice! I'll definitely go back and seal the rest of my customs

[@mattinthehat3]

You did an amazing job on that figure.

[@chaoscollectibles]

Thanks buddy. I do wish the figure was about a half inch taller. It would fit in better with my Custom Conan figures better.

[@dickeye76]

Nice job bro! Is that stuff self leveling? When I was building model cars I would seal them with a floor wax called Future. It was self leveling. Used a sponge brush to apply. Before you primed did you wash the figure? Maybe impurities on the printed plastic caused the primer to come off?

[@chaoscollectibles]

Thanks bro! No, I was he figures before I paint them, but didn’t think it was necessary for a resin figure. Guess I was wrong.
The mod podge seems to have a smooth finish. I may have to look into the Future wax you used. Thanks man 👊

[@dickeye76]

@@chaoscollectibles I would wash hand resin made parts for my models. (No 3D then) If not the paint would always fish eye.🤦‍♂️

[@chaoscollectibles]

Damn! That sucks bro. I’ve learned a lot by what not to do.