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PULEEZ HELP ME!...Im a self taught artist, and I paint portraits for a living....the biggest problem I have run into is the final product....EVERYTHING I have read on varnishing states I must wait six mos.before I do it..or a touch of cobalt drier can be used to speed the process a bit...but even that would require a few mos before it can be varnished the traditional way..
WELL..that doesn't suit!..lol..My clients already wait a couple of mos give or take, and I really can't afford to make them wait several more mos so that I can put a final varnish on...presently, I just use retouch varnish..but after a little bit it gives an uneven sheen..Does ANYONE have anysuggestions on how to handle this and how to give my paintings a nice even sheen in a more timely manner?...
Thanks in advance..from one stumped girl.
Mary
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