Re: Can anyone tell me a brand name?
- From: "Cheri" <gserviceatinreachdotcom>
- Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2006 11:51:26 -0700
dpb wrote in message
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Cheri wrote:
I'm looking for a brand of varuthane (sp) that doesn't turn yellow
application and stays clear. I haven't had any luck in finding it soVarathane _is_ a brand name -- a RustOleum product, specifically.
far.
Not sure what you're really asking for--a varnish with UV protection or
a product that is actually nearly colorless?
If the former, all varnishes will yellow some w/ time, UV-inhibitors
can help, but don't eliminate it completely. All varnishes have a
certain amount of color if you're talking of initial color.
If you really want a "non-yellowing" finish out of the can, your best
bet is probably either an ultra-blond shellac or lacquer.
Knowing more about the project and end objective would undoubtedly help
w/ more specific advice.
I did some stenciling of roses on a white surfaced, wooden bread box,
and I want to seal it with varnish or something like that, so it can be
wiped easily without being too careful, but I want it to stay white and
not turn yellow as I've seen some varnishes do. Maybe I'll try the
ultra-blond shellac. Thanks.
Cheri
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