Painting a pond
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Nancy laverick on Jun 07, 2013I don't really know, but my first thought would be a cement STAIN that is sold onlineHelpful Reply
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Lori J on Jun 07, 2013I sprayed mine with krylon hammered copper and then applied two coats of cement sealer. I have had it for three seasons (garage sale find), and it has weathered well. There is some evidence of deterioration in the bowl, but I just resealed it.Helpful Reply
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Teri on Jun 07, 2013Thanks You Lori I will give that a try.Helpful Reply
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Lou B on Jun 08, 2013Lowe's carries a paint that is used for this. It can only be tinted in a few colors. I used this to paint the inside bowl of my fountain. I had it tinted blue.Helpful Reply
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