Polyvine Decorators Varnish - Water Resistant Clear Varnish with UV Protection - Seals and Protects Emulsion Paint, Wallpaper, Interior Wood, Furniture, Plaster & Fabric - Dead Flat Finish, 1 Litre

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I am wallpapering the risers on my stairs, I want to finish them with a varnish to help durability, can anyone recommend the best one to use on paper please. Packed with fade and water resistant properties, this clear varnish protects your wallpaper against stains, scuffs and soaks, even helping prevent any algae, mildew or fungi from penetrating your paper. Heat and water resistant • dead flat shine free finish • durable • easy to apply • water wash up • water based • low odour • quick drying. That’s why shinier paints are more hard wearing, the pigment has more of a covering of smooth resin over the top. Our transparent pricing structure ensures unwavering quality and service for kitchens of every style or size.

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Hi I’m doing acrylic paintings on slate and would like to seal them with heat resistant varnish can anyone recommend a product, there is no rule in the varnishing bible that you do not varnish slate that I can see !This is where I will need to site coat hooks etc so the wallpaper here is going to get a few knocks and bumps even just from people brushing past as they squeeze in through the front door, and I know this could degrade it pretty quickly.

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You can't tell it's there, which I'm sure is a good thing and it's not altering the original appearance of the decoration. If you have any questions regarding our wallpapers or need help calculating the number of rolls you may need for your projects, feel free to let us know.Polyvine Decorators Varnish is a highly durable finish that protects a wide range of surfaces against finger marks, stains, scuffing and colour fading. When painting an AVL loom, we painted the non-working parts with Little Greene Ultimatt sealed over with the satin varnish. If you scuff the surface of the finish, you effectively knock the tops off the mountain-range, and now it is not so bumpy any more (looks shiny), or you’ve exposed the chalky pigment (lighter scuff marks). Which kind of varnish would you recommend me to paint over on the top to give that protection and easy to wipe clean etc as I have children.

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The problem I keep getting is, it dries patchy on large flat surfaces, even after 3 coats, and if you want to apply it over white chalk paint, it dries very yellow, even though it says Non yellowing.Chic Mouldings first let this secret Polyvine weapon out in our eBook, now it seems the Shabby Chic world has gone mad for it, but there’s still some confusion over which ones to use. I am worried that once applied reprinting might be very difficult maybe needing paint stripper to remove it.

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Only 1 thin coat is needed, however, if it is going to be in a high traffic area, I would apply 2 coats of Polyvine allowing each coat to dry thoroughly. To rescue the situation, I re-applied the original acrylic matt paint to leave everything looking better than when I started, just not as scrubbable as I had hoped! With a lick of Decorators Varnish, your kids can place their magnetic characters across their wallpaper adventures to their heart's’ content, leaving you worry free. Hi, I’ve recently done a dragging effect on a wall using polyvine acrylic scumble, I left it for three days to dry then sealed it with polyvine dead flat decorators varnish. Acrylic varnish like a Polyvine would not yellow which is probably an advantage to protect the integrity of your artwork.Question im thinking of putting (please don’t larf to load) wallpaper pictures on the out side of my van. Only problem I have now is that I really want to maintain that chalky, dead flat look whilst still protecting the paint. I am looking for a product to provide a clear varnished effect over wooden surfaces painted in white. Its Rustoleum Winter Grey on sanded pine, wiped with white spirit and allowed to thoroughly dry before applying paint, and two coats of paint.