Mod Podge

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know how to remove mod podge from the band? Some of the

stickers are peeling and I want to redo!

Thanks!

Terry

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know how to remove mod podge from the band? Some of the

stickers are peeling and I want to redo!

Thanks!

Terry

[Guest guest]

Usually you can just peel it off. To make sure all the glue from the

stickers was gone, I used Goo-gone. Hope that helps.

Connor (PPO helmet grad 8/04, tort resolved, mild craniofacial microsomia)

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> Does anyone know how to remove mod podge from the band? Some of the

> stickers are peeling and I want to redo!

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> Thanks!

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> Terry

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[Guest guest]

Usually you can just peel it off. To make sure all the glue from the

stickers was gone, I used Goo-gone. Hope that helps.

Connor (PPO helmet grad 8/04, tort resolved, mild craniofacial microsomia)

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> Does anyone know how to remove mod podge from the band? Some of the

> stickers are peeling and I want to redo!

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> Thanks!

>

> Terry

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[Guest guest]

I used to mostly peel it off with my fingers and whatever part of the

mod podge was left behind usually came off with a little soap and water

or in worst cases a little goo gone. Just make sure to wash the goo

gone residue off with a little soap and water.

Everett 1 year old (Danmar helmet grad after 6 1/2 months)

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> Does anyone know how to remove mod podge from the band? Some of the

> stickers are peeling and I want to redo!

>

> Thanks!

>

> Terry

>

[Guest guest]

I used to mostly peel it off with my fingers and whatever part of the

mod podge was left behind usually came off with a little soap and water

or in worst cases a little goo gone. Just make sure to wash the goo

gone residue off with a little soap and water.

Everett 1 year old (Danmar helmet grad after 6 1/2 months)

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> Does anyone know how to remove mod podge from the band? Some of the

> stickers are peeling and I want to redo!

>

> Thanks!

>

> Terry

>

[Guest guest]

---------- Forwarded message ----------From: Leggett <jennifer.leggett@...>

Date: Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 9:12 AMSubject: Re: Mod Podgeinfantile scoliosis treatment Yes!  We did it every cast!  We started by cutting fabric into manageable sized pieces in the shape of the cast.  Once we did that we would pain the mod podge directly on the cast and lay the fabric over the mod podge.  This will hold it on.  The more layers you do the more water resistant it will be. Do a layer and let it dry then repeat. Then we would repaint the mod modge over the fabric pieces.  I always found doing bigger areas at a time easiest.  For the front I would have him sit on my husband's lap and watch a show while I did the mod podge .  For the back I would sit him at his kids picnic table with some art stuff so I could easily get the back of him.  I remember it took maybe 15 minutes for a lot to me dry and about 30 minutes for it to be 100%. 

I  attached a picture of one of ours. We even attached velcro for a cape! Good luck!  Let me know if you have any questions.Jenn Mommy to Cole & Max

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[Guest guest]

Modge Podge and cotton fabric work great for decorating & waterproofing

the outside of the cast. Its dries pretty fast, but if you have a very

active child I would do it in stages while they are sleeping. Please

check out ISOP's cast decoarting kits on the homepage of

www.infantilescoliosis.org (left side)

HRH

> I'm interested in this to because im wondering about getting on the skin

> like by the pelvic area.Cause my daughter sometimes had pee accidents but

> im not sure how we would get it up on the underneath the cast has anyones

> done that and will it cause problems with the skin or stick to the skin

> and make it stick to the cast.Right now I just bought some butterfly duct

> tape and taped it all up becuase she also likes to spit her drink down the

> front of her the only problem im having with that is that the mole skin

> peels up when placed over it.Any sugestions?

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>> Can someone tell me how you do the mod podge/fabric decorating on the

>> cast? How long does the mod podge take to dry? I've never decorated, but

>> considering it this time.

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>> Thanks!

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>> Mama to

>> 22 months old

>> in 4th cast from SLC

>> 24* in cast down from 60*

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