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technical query: acrylic varnish
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Posted by Anyanka (My Page) on Wed, Sep 22, 04 at 6:54
| After several years of using decorators' acrylic varnish successfully, I got worried about the longevity of the stuff and switched to a 'proper' acryclic varnish by Lascaux. This is much harder to handle, runs, drips, gets little bubbles in it.
Can anyone recommend a good acrylic varnish for professional use? I'm selling my paintings, hence feel the need to make sure that they have a reasonable life expectancy! |
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RE: technical query: acrylic varnish
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I don't know. However, you might check out the following sites:
www.painterskeys.com Robert Genn uses acrylic. I would recommend contacting him first. www.wetcanvas.com several forums. Rhonda |
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| thanks Rhonda! seems that not a lot of working artists come to this forum... |
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| Lascaux is one of the best names in acrylics its hard to get used to them but they are the best. I swear by them |
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I've always used Damar, but I too am getting a little nervous about the longevity of it. Where is the best place to buy Lascaux?
Lu |
RE: technical query: acrylic varnish
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| Lu, I get it mail order from Great Art, but I'm in the UK... |
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