Howdy!
Curious if anyone has ever used resin in any of their various projects, or waterproofed something to be emersed in water?
I've been asked to put together a small lighting setup using LED's for a pond. The thought was to create little lighting "pods" that would be, obviously, waterproof - and our first idea was to just encase them in little resin pucks. This doesn't have to be super-professional as it's for a few friends, so I've given thought to just using baby food jars and sealing them in some way - but the resin bricks would have the added advantage of sinking.
The actual wiring and what not would be external to the pond, so each puck would basically just have a handful of led's wired together with a single wire coming out of the puck and into a weathertight box.
Any past experiences, pitfalls, suggestions?
Thanks!
Curious if anyone has ever used resin in any of their various projects, or waterproofed something to be emersed in water?
I've been asked to put together a small lighting setup using LED's for a pond. The thought was to create little lighting "pods" that would be, obviously, waterproof - and our first idea was to just encase them in little resin pucks. This doesn't have to be super-professional as it's for a few friends, so I've given thought to just using baby food jars and sealing them in some way - but the resin bricks would have the added advantage of sinking.
The actual wiring and what not would be external to the pond, so each puck would basically just have a handful of led's wired together with a single wire coming out of the puck and into a weathertight box.
Any past experiences, pitfalls, suggestions?
Thanks!