- 5 stars: 8 (100%)
- 4 stars: 0 (0%)
- 3 stars: 0 (0%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
This was recommended by my cabinet-maker brother-in-law, so I would have been mad not to take his advice. I'm so glad I did. The finish is silky smooth and only slightly darkens the raw wood leaving a natural look. So much better than the oils I have used in the past. One coat of dead flat over two coats of satin gives the perfect finish to my Baltic birch ply furniture project.
I had this varnish recommended to me for some unfinished internal oak doors. I’ve used three coats for durability but probably could get away with two. I found it easiest to apply with a roller to get the varnish onto the door with least faff and then used a good brush to even it out and get into the grain etc. It’s water clean up so that’s easy too. I’m onto my second 4 litre flagon and the first doors I did 3 years ago have stood up to use very well. This feels an excellent product and actually goes quite a long way. Worth the money.
Been using this for years to protect paint work with a wax like finish. Absolutely love it, use it on doors, skirting, upcycled furniture etc. will do a coat of satin first if extra protection needed, followed by a couple of coats of matt.
Water based varnish, quick and easy to apply and has a pleasing waxy looking finish. I found a minimum of three coats were required to achieve a satisfactory result.
I dreaded to varnish our new wooden ceiling in our new kitchen. Varnish, I thought, would run down my sleeves and it would be a very messy affair. But no such thing: Polyvine Wax Finish Varnish was perfect, even for working above my head; easy to spread, no running, good looks. The job was done in no time, dry sleeves, and with no more mess than the odd drop on the plastic floor cover. Would recommend this product to anyone needing to varnish a wooden ceiling!
I’ve been using this product on various woods and I love it. I also like the fact it’s water based.
Great satin varnish. Lays well on the wood.
Love this product- is really brings the colour of the stain together. I used it over Liberon Pallete wood stain. Gives a lovely feel to the wood without being shiny.