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varnish for plant pots

varnish for plant pots Sculpd Clear Varnish for Air Dry Clay Pottery, Matte Finish Clear Varn – WoodArtSupply

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varnish for plant pots Sculpd Clear Varnish for Air Dry Clay Pottery, Matte Finish Clear Varn – WoodArtSupplyBrand: Sculpd Color: Matte Varnish Features: DESIGNED FOR AIR DRY CLAY We have developed a new waterproof and scratch resistant low shine matte varnish, made specifically for air dry clay. WATERPROOF VARNISH Create functional pottery from home such as plant pots that you can safely water. No kiln needed! Please note although your air dry clay creations will be able to withstand contact with water they will not be food safe or dishwasher safe. SCRATCH

Brand: Sculpd

Color: Matte Varnish

Features:

  • DESIGNED FOR AIR DRY CLAY - We have developed a new waterproof and scratch resistant low-shine matte varnish, made specifically for air dry clay.
  • WATERPROOF VARNISH - Create functional pottery from home such as plant pots that you can safely water. No kiln needed! Please note - although your air dry clay creations will be able to withstand contact with water they will not be food safe or dishwasher safe.
  • SCRATCH RESISTANT VARNISH - Enhance the longevity and beauty of your pottery creations with our scratch-resistant pottery varnish. Crafted with expert attention to detail, this formula provides a protective layer that prevents your pottery from scratches, scuffs, and abrasions.
  • HOW TO USE? - Wait for your piece to dry completely for a minimum of 3 days. Apply two generous coats of Sculpd white acrylic base coat on the inside, outside and base of your creation followed by your desired Sculpd colours. Allow this to dry for a couple of hours. Apply 2 generous coats of our matte varnish on the inside, outside and base of your creation. Allow this to set completely overnight to ensure a waterproof finish.
  • PAIR WITH SCULPD CLAY & PAINTS - Sculpd varnish works best with Sculpd air dry clay and our range of acrylic paint sets and pens. Apply a couple of generous coats, allow it to dry for a couple of hours, then apply the varnish for a beautiful matte finish.

model number: MV01

Part Number: MV01

Details: If you've got some extra clay leftover but you're running low on varnish then not to worry we've got you covered. We have developed a new ultra gloss varnish which is waterproof and scratch resistant. They have been developed to work perfectly with air dry clay and provide a glazed ceramic look. How to use our varnish: 1. Wait for your piece to dry completely for a minimum of 2 - 3 days. It’s important your creation is bone dry before painting (very light in colour and hard to the touch). 2. Apply 2 generous coats of our white acrylic eggshell base layer on the inside, outside and base of your creation. Allow this to dry for a couple of hours. 3. Apply 2 generous coats of our ultra glossy or matte varnish on the inside, outside and base of your creation. Allow this to set completely overnight to ensure a waterproof finish. And that’s all there is to it!

EAN: 5060809890108

Package Dimensions: 3.1 x 1.8 x 1.7 inches

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