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sealing lino in rabbit shed

J

Jackaroonie

Mama Doe
hey everyone , well at the moment the lino I have down in the buns shed is not sealed and to be honest it was not cut great so there are some small gaps round the edges and now I really want to seal them is there any way I could safely and shut the bunnies in their run for the whole day while doing it?

Thanks :wave:
 
I got clear sealant and put it around the edge, and then smoothed it with a finger :) I tried batons but it doesn't stop stuff getting down the edge
 
catherine09 said:
I got clear sealant and put it around the edge, and then smoothed it with a finger :) I tried batons but it doesn't stop stuff getting down the edge
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Oh great how long does it take to dry would I be able to do it in a day and put the bunnies in their runs? Will it smell?
 
Well as a guide we put some on the guinea pig hutch last night and by this morning it was very nearly dry, but it was cold and damp yesterday whereas before when I did the bunnies house it was sunny and it dried in under 8 hours. It smells a bit when you put it on but not once its dried :)
 
We used some cheap skirting board so they couldnt dig up the edges as they are safely tucked underneath but it gives them something to chew on to.
 
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