Everbuild Quick Drying Wood Varnish Clear Satin 250ml
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Price: £13.95
Brand: Everbuild
Description: Everbuild Quick Drying Clear Varnish is a professional, low solvent varnish that enhances the natural qualities of wood, and provides long-lasting protection. It has been developed specifically to give an ultra-hard, scratch resistant and heatproof, non-yellowing finish. It is ideal for use on interior wood such as tables, chairs, doors, skirtings, furniture etc. Touch dry in 30 minutes, overcoat after 1 hour. Long-lasting protection. Clear finish, no discolouration. This Everbuild Quick Dry Wood Varnish has the following specification: Finish: Satin Colour: Clear Size: 250ml Additional Information: ● Finish: Satin ● Colour: Clear ● Size: 250ml. Everbuild Quick Drying Wood Varnish Clear Satin 250ml - shop the best deal online on diy-compared.co.uk
Category: Painting and Decorating
Merchant: Tooled Up
Product ID: 412671
Delivery cost: 7.95
EAN: 5029347611477
MPN: EVBWVARCLS02
RRP: 17.22
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Author: MRS H
Rating: 5
Review: Really easy to use and the finish is great, and being water based the clean up is easy too
Author: Dad
Rating: 2
Review: Bought this by mistake looking for polyurethane varnish. First off this is described as a hard-wearing interior varnish yet nowhere here does it mention that the varnish must not be used on wood flooring. Is listed under limitations on the tin, very misleading. Also can't help but speculate that it can't be used on flooring because it's not actually nearly as hard-wearing as claimed. Secondly the product nowhere indicates what it actually consists of, but it behaves much like watered down PVA and smells identical to my acrylic leather finish so there's some clues. The only way it differs from watered down PVA is the way it turns to pure froth when it contacts wood (although come to think of it my acrylic finisher does froth too so this is probably just overpriced acrylic). So any edges, corners, imperfections and depressions will collect thick froth that dries into a solid lump of tiny cream coloured bubbles. You can try removing them before it dries but bear in mind it's an extremely quick drying varnish and every time you remove froth from one edge you apply it to another. Dried froth does not sand well either. I managed to salvage my piece by airbrushing stain over the froth.
