Holbein Spray Retoucher Varnish - Holbein Temporary Spray Varnish
Capacity: 22ml
Ingredients: Synthetic Resin, Ethyl Alcohol
Uses:
Create a temporary protective coating for oil paintings
Airy, allowing the oil painting to “breathe” until the paint is completely dry.
Use as a temporary protective coating when the painting has not dried for 6 months or more.
Characteristic:
Quick dry
Create a glossy layer for the painting.
How to use: Spray evenly on the painted surface in a parallel direction and about 30-40cm away from the surface.
Note:
- Continuous use will weaken the spray force and make the spray cap fall off easily. Take a break before applying more layers.
- Flammable, should be used in a well-ventilated area, avoid contact with fire.
EN: It uses less resin than tableau for faster drying and better ventilation. Apply several thin coats over the glossy surfaceIt also improves the adhesion of paints applied on top.Used as retoucher varnish for under 6 month – wet painting.
How to: Sprays evenly while moving parallel to the screen from 30-40cm away.
Note: When sprayed continuously, the can cools due to the cooling action of the injection gas is vaporized. This will weaken the spray force and cause the button to fall off. Spraying can be done while resting it. Avoid flames like gas stoves, and open the window in the room.
Holbein Spray Retoucher Varnish 220ml
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Solvent for Holbein oil paints
Holbein additives are the ultimate aid for artists to enhance the quality of their oil paints. Holbein's entire range of solvents offers unique properties to enhance the consistency or modify the properties of paints with a variety of solvents. Holbein uses the finest raw materials to produce a range of highly regarded Oils, Varnishes, Mediums.
- Oils: The base of oil paint. Essentially, oils (most commonly linseed oil) are used as both a binder and a “vehicle” for oil paint. Oils can be added to paint to change the texture of the paint layer – adjusting the thickness, gloss and drying time. Especially when painting multiple layers, using oils helps to maintain the “flexibility” and durability of the paint layer in compliance with the rule of “fat” on “thin” / thick layer on thin layer / layer with a lot of oil on a layer with little oil or with a lot of solvent / layer with slow drying on a layer with fast drying, preventing the situation of thinning the oil color too much when using solvents.
- Mediums: Used to change the texture of the paint layer – adjusting the thickness, gloss, drying time, flow and pattern. Use in moderation.
Solvents: Used to significantly thin the paint layer. Specially used to clean brushes and palettes after painting. Should only be used for the first/undercoat layers to avoid uneven drying and cracking of the painting.
- Varnishes: Used as a protective layer after the painting has completely dried (6-9 months, up to 1-2 years depending on the thickness of the paint layer).
