Golden Archival Varnish (Satin) 10 oz
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No, it isn't quite as gleaming.
I've had no problems using it on inkjet TRANSFERS. I got as close as I could!
That ought to suffice. After it has been stretched, spray it.
Yes, but only lightly, as yupo paper can be finicky. First, try it out on a scrap.
Selected User Reviews For Golden Archival Varnish (Satin) 10 oz
Orders in the past have not been fulfilled. I'm an artist, and I use this to put the finishing touches on my work. For about half of my painting, this can sprayed normally, then began squirting in a straight line. Everything I've tried hasn't stopped it from squirting. I could have returned it for a refund, but without a box, having to go to the post office, and the covid 19 being so far away, I decided to just eat the substantial cost of this can of varnish and hope the next one works out.
This is what I used on my most recent acrylic painting. It didn't leave any residue behind, didn't clump or drip, and dried clear. It had no effect on the painting's appearance, which was exactly what I was looking for.
It dries to a clear finish. It appears to be in good condition. It seemed to run out of power quickly, and once it does, it sputters, so I wouldn't use it on art that I care about.
br>I use this product to paint with watercolors, and it does exactly what it says! This purchase has made me very happy.
There is no visible film, it is not tacky, it dries quickly, and it stinks as expected, but this has no effect on the quality. This book comes highly recommended.
I prefer a satin finish to a gloss finish most of the time. It's simple for you to get even coverage and it's simple for you to get it.
It works great; the only downside is that it smells like roach spray and leaves a lingering odor on your paintings for a short time before disappearing.
I used it on my daughter's painting and it did a great job of bringing out the colors with only two light coats. On the canvas or in the sprayer, there are no clumps or globs. What a bargain!.