Polyvine Multi-Surface Lacquer 1L Gloss

Great product

Easy to apply

This is a thick lacquer but is the best I have used. It will need watering down, put about a quarter in a jar and add cold water. Then apply with a brush leaving it to dry several times, then fine sand using 2500 grade sandpaper, then apply very thinly many times using a makeup pad, again sand and leave a day to harden. Then use polish buff until the shine comes through and finally add a finishing wax and leave to harden for 2 weeks. A final buff is needed and maybe a final fax finishing to make it shine like a mirror.This is what I have us finish 2 Harpsichords and a table that looks professional. This also works on cellulose finishes where there were heavy scratches, and cellulose easily scratches, especially around piano legs. It really is a good varnish if you know how to use it. The clear gloss is the best for me, but matt, sanded looks just as fantastic, but just needs matt wax afterward.

I found it to be a good product and easy to use with good results

Had trouble finding a decent lacquer that would work well on plastic so was relieved to find this. Really gave my last project a professional finish and little goes a long way.

Dries quickly to a good finish.

Used on floats that I make am very pleased with results

Used to seal some coasters I had painted but they lift up with the cup. Finding it hard to put it on smoothly but will persevere.