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Irresistables Heat Set Paint (IRHSP) Satin Varnish is a brand new formula that when applied over the desired paint surface creates a satin finish. Depending on how thick it is applied, a semigloss appearance is achievable leaving a smooth surface. You can mix this product with any of our other IRHSP mediums to achieve what you are looking for. IRHSP This product can also be used as a sealer so it is not necessary to use any of the other mediums to seal it.

 

DIRECTIONS for Satin Varnish: After heat setting the paint, let it cool fully before applying the satin varnish. For the optimal results, mix some IRHSP Satin with a small amount of either IRHSP LiquiThin or Thinning Medium.  Stir well to make it more fluid. Using a wide brush, apply one thin coat of the satin varnish evenly over the paint. Pounce well making sure to leave no white. Heat oven to 265F/130C and bake for 10-15 minutes. Do not heat above 350. You can bake IRHSP Satin Varnish as many times as needed but it is essential that it is baked and cured fully.

IRHSP paints and mediums have an extremely high UV resistance and will not fade. Our formulas have been tested for many years for steadfastness, durability and longevity. The paints and mediums are odorless and non toxic, build well when you are adding layers and just a dream to paint with. Their unique creamy texture is what makes them so special and they are highly pigmented so a little will go a VERY long way.

 

IRHSP Satin Medium

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  • DIRECTIONS for Satin Varnish: After heat setting the paint, let it cool fully before applying the satin varnish. For the optimal results, mix some IRHSP Satin with a small amount of either IRHSP LiquiThin or Thinning Medium.  Stir well to make it more fluid. Using a wide brush, apply one thin coat of the satin varnish evenly over the paint. Pounce well making sure to leave no white. Heat oven to 265F/130C and bake for 10-15 minutes. Do not heat above 350. You can bake IRHSP Satin Varnish as many times as needed but it is essential that it is baked and cured fully.

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