Liquitex High Gloss Varnish 8oz: Enhance and Protect 🎨 Your Artwork with this 8 Fl Oz Pack of 1 Review

Great product! I use it to seal my craft projects and I have not been disappointed. Easy to apply and as long as you don't overdo it with the brush you won't have any problems and it won't diminish the beauty of your project. I am attaching a picture of a table tennis bat that I converted into a door hanger. I sealed it with gloss varnish!

The product is TERRIBLE! It DESTROYED my work and cost me money trying to sell my DAMAGED PRODUCTS! It fizzes, dries milky and peels off acrylic paint! What a disaster after she applied it to the flower pots I took HOURS to create! I am heartbroken and there is no way I can recoup the time, effort and money I put into creating my artwork! PLUS, there is no indication of how to use this product to prevent these results!

A good thing, works well. The only thing that irritates the satin finish a bit (don't know if it's just this brand or someone else) is that it tends to build up in spots after application. This can result in an uneven appearance with just one layer. And you can't comb it further to smooth it out because it can make it cloudy. So use it sparingly and try two thin coats instead of one. It's semi-gloss, not glossy, but it reflects light, so I would recommend taking a photo of your work before…

Liquitex offers excellent value for money. A bottle goes a long way. Regarding artwork, I've found that using this product alone tends to distort the medium I'm using. So I first use a different type of sealer (Krylon Spray or Mod Podge) and then apply Liquitex High Gloss Varnish to give my work a glossy look. 3 or 4 coats of polish really boost the shine to a high gloss. I find it important to let my work dry completely before applying another coat of varnish. If I work too impatiently, the…

I highly recommend you practice this polish before applying it to a great work of art as it can ruin it very quickly. I use this brand of high gloss varnish to cover, protect and give a brilliant shine to my acrylic paintings. Although the Liquitex brand costs more, it is worth the money for the bottom line. one thinks of a GLOSSY finish. Poor quality paint can ruin a perfect masterpiece. _________________________________________________ I learned a few tricks to create a smooth glass surface…

After decades of trying all available polishes, I have turned to Liquitex Gloss Spray Varnish whenever I need a shine. Don't get me wrong, Krylon, Golden, Grumbacher, and WN polishes are good too, so if price is your only criteria, they'll do the job well. substrates. So. I paint acrylic patches in primary, secondary and color gradients, wait for them to dry completely, cover half of the patches with masking tape, and then apply a coat of varnish to each. I spray the same distance, at the same…