Re: Varnishing an oil 642 by shawn g on 06/21/01 at 11:45 AM
Re: Varnishing an oil

In Reply to: Varnishing an oil posted by Mary on 06/02/01 at 9:51 AM:

You can also use amber or copal or canada balsm right in the upper layers of paint. Paintings done this way don't usually need ANY varnish afterwards--they are consistant usually.

If you are professional, I'd suggest using amber. It is expensive and worth it.


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: You can also use amber or copal or canada balsm right in the upper layers of paint. Paintings done this way don't usually need ANY varnish afterwards--they are consistant usually. : If you are professional, I'd suggest using amber. It is expensive and worth it.

 
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