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GOLDEN Gloss Waterborne Varnish offers a water-based, removable, acrylic polymer varnish designed to protect interior acrylic paintings from dust and ultraviolet light. Waterbourne varnish can be thinned and cleaned up with water, eliminating the need for harsh solvents, and can be removed with household ammonia to facilitate cleaning and conservation. An isolation coat between the acrylic paints and varnish is recommended to reduce interaction during varnish application or removal.
Waterborne Varnish is not intended to be used on oil paintings or any artwork intended for outdoor display. Painting with acrylics or oils onto Waterborne Varnish is not recommended. Allow acrylics to fully dry for at least 72 hours prior to applying an isolation coat. Paint rollers or foam brushes are not recommended for use with Isolation Coat or Waterborne Varnish. To apply the varnish quickly and evenly, use a wide, thin, synthetic wash brush. Which allows for uniform application before the varnish begins to set up. While it is important to not overload the varnish amount onto a painting, it is also important to apply enough varnish for brush strokes and bubbles to dissipate. Avoid overworking the varnish and finish applying before the varnish begins to dry. Once the varnish begins to feel tacky, stop brushing to allow it time to relax. Allow 24 hours or more for the varnish to dry, unless studio conditions allow for faster re-application. After 24 hours, assess the varnish surface. If the dried varnish layer is not satisfactory, wait 24 hours and apply another layer to even the varnish surface. Allow 7 days for drying before packing, shipping, or framing the artwork.
