Polyvine Multi-Surface Lacquer Gloss, Satin or Dead Flat - Professional Quick Dry Clear Lacquer - Exterior, Interior Water Based Clear Sealer Protective Coating - Water & Heat Resistant, Gloss 500ml

Absolutely brilliant product used as a top coat for both my clay and plaster of paris pieces. Goes on very smoothly, I decanted a small amount and used a sponge brush however a normal brush can be used as I tried this also and worked perfectly well. Dries to a smooth finish Highly recommend

Used on a stone slab under a very hot wood stove to help with the daily cleaning. Works a treat after 3 or 4 coats it has lasted 12 months and looks just as good. No sign of the heat upsetting the finish, and it has survived to almost daily cleaning of the hearth.

This is brilliant on wood and really brings out the lustre and beauty of the piece, taking 3-5 coats to really look and feel done. A gentle flame for a second and it's back to a liquid however, and it's not great on metal. It goes on okay and looks great, but a gentle scuff or knock and it peels off like PVA from a kids hands in school.

Lovely, thick lacquer which is easy to apply giving a smooth satin finish.

Absolutely brilliant!! I love this varnish and this is my second bottle. It does everything it says on the label! Don’t hesitate to purchase. I use it on items decorated with decoupage paper, painted decoupage surfaces, decorated items using sections of material and decoupaged items using stripped back wallpaper of many different qualities. It’s worth every penny!

After 3 coats this lacquer stopped drying completely and left a slight stickiness - as many of the Polyvine varnishes do. I was hoping a lacquer would be better.

Really good product dries quickly to a very tough Matt finish very tough against knocks

I removed the laminate from my dressing table, cleaned it up with sugar soap, sanded it and painted it with paint colour match from B & Q then finished it with this satin finish varnish. It made the job perfect. I was a little concerned it had a white bloom when I put the first coat on but it dried in a really nice satin finish. You have to dilute the first coat with 10 per cent water and it's a very small pot but it had hood coverage and I'm pleased with the result.