Polyvine Decorators Varnish

I use Polyvine Decorators Varnish-dead flat finish. It always leaves a brilliant finish. I use mainly over furniture paint, occasionally over Polyvine wood dye. I always give at least 2 coats. If I use over wood dye, I give 3 or 4 coats for that extra durability. I've found applying with a good synthetic brush leaves the best results. It gives best performance & dries in good time. Polyvine every time. Cleans up with warm water.

Really good item no problem and easy to use

It was to seal some very old oak beams(400 yrs old) that I had sandblasted to get the black paint stripped. I didn’t want to darken the beams and Polyvine worked well and was easy to apply. Not runny which could have dripped everywhere.

very good product , used this years ago to protect woodwork after I had stripped it down in a victorian house - good protective finish .. trying this on oak kitchen tops .. will probably need lots of coats but worth it as I don't like high gloss

very good we have 2 small children and this is the perfect paint protector against ketchup or any other food they wish to throw at it with a damp cloth it just wipes off 5 star any day

Used over a dark green wall paint with some lighter shapes stamped onto it. Did not smear the paint or affect finish. Slight shine to it but can now dust wall without worrying about marks appearing!

I use this to seal hand painted furniture. Gives a great flat matt finish and dries fast. Cheaper on Amazon than what I can buy it with my trade card locally, so happy bunny!

Best varnish available

I have used other brands, this is by far the best!!

Wondered if this would actually work but it is exactly as described. Have painted it all over a variety of wallpapers and it is absolutely unobservable.

Expensive but worth it in some situations.