Dammar Varnish is a glossy natural resin based varnish ideal for Oil and tempera paintings. It dries into an elastic film with a high gloss level. It can be applied by brush, spray gun or fixator. Dammar varnishes tend to turn slightly yellow over time and lose their elasticity. You can use turpentine Oil or citrus turpentine to dissolve or dilute. A varnish is the final protective layer that protects the Oil painting from harmful influences and premature aging.

But varnishes can do even more: they help the painting to have an even surface, they give it an individual shine, they form a protective film that reduces the harmful effects of UV radiation and aggressive air components, and they protect the painting from dust, dirt, stains and stress. Whether classic or optimized - those who paint with Oil paints have a choice of different types of varnish.

• Glossy natural resin varnish.
• Slightly yellowish finishing varnish for Oil and tempera paintings.
• Dries elastically and with high gloss.
• Protects from harmful influences and premature aging.