Final varnish

[Richard Budig]

I have been using GAMVAR lately. It can be applied rather soon after your painting is finished. Soon, as in a week or two. So far, it has worked fine for me. I decided to try it after hearing good reports about being able to use it a couple of week after my paint was touch dry. (I paint rather thin, though.) I paint portraits from all around the U.S. I like to send them on as soon as I can. GAMVAR does that. NO . . . I'm not an employee nor do I own stock.

[Mark Branscum]

Originally Posted by Richard Budig

I have been using GAMVAR lately. It can be applied rather soon after your painting is finished. Soon, as in a week or two. So far, it has worked fine for me. I decided to try it after hearing good reports about being able to use it a couple of week after my paint was touch dry. (I paint rather thin, though.) I paint portraits from all around the U.S. I like to send them on as soon as I can. GAMVAR does that. NO . . . I'm not an employee nor do I own stock.

Im getting Gamvar I came to this conclusion too after a lot of research online but your post gives me confidence I am heading in the right direction. Thank you again ... Mark

[Mike McCarty]

Check out this varnishing video from the makers of Gamvar:

https://www.gamblincolors.com/oil-pa...cture-varnish/

[Richard Budig]

Also, here is a fairly good description of how to use Gamvar from Gamblin's site:

https://www.gamblincolors.com/varnishing-help/

[Mark Branscum]

thank you