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2 Part Poly Eurathane clear coat and hardener quality varies ans so does the price you get what you pay for 200 a gallon is the entry level high quality wet sand-able and buff-able coating. High gloss is what you need use 1200 grit to surface off orange peel use use compound paste to achieve professional shine.

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Q: What resin based varnish is used to coat paintings in a hard clear shiny finish. It must not discolour the original pigments?
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