Coating a Bird Bath Tutorial 

Wondering why the whole surface was not coated to look uniform !?

Can you please make an little video with the "clear" transparency color? thank you!

I found my answer in comments below. …It’s very nice of you to answer so many peoples questions. ! Most DIY posters don’t bother -Thanks for taking the time.

I really do not like the the natural concrete is covered, I like the raw concrete

Is epoxy toxic to birds?

It looks a bit funny/odd with the two-tone colour in the dish of the bath. Might have been better had you applied the sealant right up to the top of the inside, so it was all the same. The water also looks like it's a mix of the sealant and water. Or perhaps this is just how it turned out on camera?

Flex seal does work but spray it on the outside of birdbatg. I did and it works.also this bird bath is sold at lowes. This is not an old or vintage birdbath

I must apologize for some of the later responses we made here. We try and get back to all comments as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, the notification system for comments was not getting back to us and with all that happens during a water feature season, we simply missed some. We hope you were able to reach us via phone to assist at that time.

I have the same birds bath that leaks but I got a bag of ready mix cement

After applying all the epoxy ..just an idea..paint it like blue or green or whatever color you want..would look more appealing I believe. Just my opinion.

Is it possible to paint over this pond shield coating?

your pond shield is total rubbish.. I have a few points first of all when I asked for some to finish a small job you could have sent me some as good will. Instead I had to spend more bloody money on this stuff. I asked you if Art none toxic resin could do the job and your response was a joke...1st point its inconsistent it sets very past in a small tub or one of the tins supplied and yet takes hours to set when applied onto a planter box. ( box made of plywood) I ruined a total full load because the tin had gone rock solid tin was red hot. 2nd point after having bought another pack.

your pond shield is total rubbish.. I have a few points first of all when I asked for some to finish a small job you could have sent me some as good will. Instead I had to spend more bloody money on this stuff. I asked you if Art none toxic resin could do the job and your response was a joke...1st point its inconsistent it sets very past in a small tub or one of the tins supplied and yet takes hours to set when applied onto a planter box. ( box made of plywood) I ruined a total full load because the tin had gone rock solid tin was red hot. 2nd point after having bought another pack.

Apologies if you've already mentioned this. How did you adhere the paper along the top edge of the bath (to create a straight edge for the epoxy)? Thank you for your help.

Can you color the epoxy to make it match the grey better?

Just the video I needed to see. Thank you.

would this product be appropriate for a metal bird bath?

need your help if possible I have created a filter box using your pond shield got a pack sent to me in the uk a grey color . But need to touch up a few areas with about 200mls at most any chance a and b art packs epoxy would do the job they say none toxic. Cant afford a another pack as its expensive to get it posted to the uk. ill be uploading a video on the project soon.

Will this work for Ceramic statues, that has a bucket where water is pouring into it? I use everything to try to stop it from leaking. I waterproof Gorillas seal and Flex seal waterproofing. But it still leaks

I'm super interested in your product to seal off the insides of a few concrete planters that I just got to use as a protective barrier for my carnivorous plant bogs (CPs are very sensitive to leaching of minerals and such from concrete, terracotta, etc. type planters thus the need for that protective layer).