UV Archival Varnish -

UV Archival Varnish

UV Archival Varnish contains Hindered Amine Light Stabilizer (HALS) and UV Absorber (UVA) for the maximum in UV protection.

Advanced non-yellowing protection against fading, dirt, moisture and discoloration
Contains superior levels of UV light absorbers and stabilizers; removable for conservation purposes
Choose gloss level to provide invisible protection; acrylic - semi-gloss or satin, watercolor - matte, oil pastel - matte, colored pencil - satin or matte, oil - gloss, digital prints - semi-gloss or matte.

Dry to touch:

10-15 minutes

Dry to handle:

After 2 hours

For use on

Fine Art Surfaces

Product Information

The colors that appear on the screen and in print may not match actual applied color.

Dry to touch:

10-15 minutes

Dry to handle:

After 2 hours

Net Weight:

11 oz.

Recoat Window:

Anytime

Coverage:

15-20 square feet

Application Conditions:

50-85 degrees, low humidity; do not use in high humidity

Clean up:

Mineral spirits

UV Archival Varnish is rated 2.3 out of 5 by 3.

Rated 1 out of 5 by kerena from spits instead of sprays Shook well, did some test sprays, all fine, sprayed onto painting, and instead of spray, it spit, then spray, then spit. what a mess! Bought this from Art Supply Warehouse in Westminster CA last week.

Date published: 2019-02-24

Rated 5 out of 5 by InspiredArt from Used on over 200 artworks successfully! I've used this product successfully on over 200 artwork pieces ranging from acrylic, watercolor, charcoal and oil pastels and all have come out looking great. You need to be careful to apply a light even coat and apply the number layers you want to achieve your desired finish. Do not go heavy handed as it may drip. Otherwise, I've been very happy with the results.

Date published: 2019-02-19

Rated 1 out of 5 by Watercolorist from Dried white and filmy I was recommended this product by my local art supplier to protect a watercolor that was stretched like canvas. Unfortunately, what was previously vibrant and colorful is now hazy and dull. I am hoping to be able to remove it with mineral spirits and save my artwork.

Date published: 2019-02-03