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Question: How hard is it when dry?
Document: I've only used it once. It went on well and I think it will be okay. Hard to find locally.
it was everything I hoped for. It is perfect for the projects I am making. It gives me a hard high gloss finish
best finish for polymer clay stuffs, glossy, not yellow finish.It dry after 3 hoursi love it! I recomanded to use this product
i use this to put a clear protective coat on my polymer clay items, and it works great. drives super fast and has a smooth, hard finish. does not get tacky
Varathane is the best varnish I have used on polymer clay beads. The finish is glossy-almost glass-like and extremely hard. I just love this stuff! It is now my preferred varnish for all of my polymer clay pieces.
I bought this &#34;gloss&#34; and the &#34;satin&#34; of this product. After using it, there appears no difference between the two. The &#34;gloss&#34; looks just like the &#34;satin&#34;. It does a good job of coverage and sealing and does dry well it's just not &#34;gloss&#34;.
I used it to finish a baby's dresser. My daughter in law wanted chalk paint which I make using a good paint and plaster of Paris. I finished it with this urethane as I did not want something that would yellow my hard work. Looks beautiful and is well protected,
I bought this for a totally different reason than intended, actually. I am a crafter and I've heard that this stuf is great as a glaze for finished sculptures made with polymer clay. The glaze is amazing! It doesn't dry super fast, so nothing gets ruined. But it doesn't dry too slowly as well. It's perfect. It's also water based so it goes on real easy and isn't gooey or tacky. Great product! Comes out clear and shiney when finished drying. Will buy again!
The plaques were so ruined that I had to wait for them to dry, then sand off all the finish to try again.My next plan was to try cutting it with some water to see if that'd help keep it wet a bit longer. So, I removed a small portion of it to a small cup and mixed in a bit of water. This did indeed help it go one more smoothly with the brush, but it seemed to make it bubble much worse, and of course it was so thin that if you kept doing that, it'd take you a huge number of coats to get a reasonable amount on there.
I bought the water based Polyurethane at homedepot. The problem I am going to say is not this product specific.I used water-based finish for several years. Truely the odor is fine while applying coats. Much better than oil-based.But please be extremely careful for the re-coating time. If you re-coating the finish in 2 hours as this product claimed you will have problem. The smell of the finish won't go off in several weeks/months. May be more longer.My suggestion is re-coating it when it's completely dry.
Answer: yes