Polyurethane Varnish | Gloss Finish 60 ml. (2.02 fl.oz.) | Extraordinary Hardness & Permanence | Create a Perfect Clear Coat | Scratch Resistant for Outdoor and Indoor Surfaces

I make polymer clay jewelry and have tried several glosses that are compatible. This by far is the best! This gloss varnish shines like Uv resin without the toxicity. I love that this is water soluble and not toxic to my skin. Also this product does not require me to wear a respirator. I do not find that there is an odor while using this. The only downside is you should wait 24 hours in between coats. One coat is lovely and high gloss and two coats is amazing like glass. As already mentioned this product is compatible with polymer clay jewelry. I apply with a regular brush and have not had any problems with streaks or brush strokes being visible.

This flat matte top coat works great for my projects. I use it with a 0.5mm needle on my airbrush at around 20 psi, and I also add a little bit of flow improver to help it spray smoothly. The coat goes on evenly and gives a nice, consistent matte finish without any unwanted shine. One thing to keep in mind is that you really need to let it dry completely before handling your piece—if you rush it, you can leave marks or smudges. But if you give it time to cure properly, the finish comes out looking professional and clean. Overall, it’s easy to work with, gives great results, and I’d definitely recommend it for anyone looking for a reliable matte top coat.

I’ve used the Vallejo Polyurethane Ultra Matt Varnish on several miniatures, including my Necrons, and it really delivers that flat, non‑shiny finish I was looking for. The coat goes on smoothly with both brush and airbrush, and once dry it feels tough which is great for protecting paint jobs from handling and scratches. I appreciated that it didn’t cloud or alter the colors underneath, which can sometimes happen with other varnishes. The only drawback is that it takes a little longer to cure fully, so patience pays off. Overall, it’s a reliable choice if you want a strong, professional‑looking matte seal.

Great product. I have purchased this before and it has never failed.

I restored 2 sets of chess pieces, one plastic (a Roman set from the 1960s) and one metal (a Greek set from 1990s). After several coats of the clear gloss, the results were remarkable! It beautifully enhanced the details and provided clear visual depth to each piece.

Great clarity even with a brush. Dries quickly but not to quick. Ounce dried it's rock hard. Looks like glass . Since it's acyilic there's no smell. Works best with airbrush. Ounce you put on a coat dont touch it because it will leave streaks.

This is great. I use it for air dry clay. It is a great alternative for resin if you do not want to use resin. It holds very well and is very shiny. It dries very quickly. It gets dry to the touch in about 30 min to an hour depending on how much you put on. My air dry clay pieces are holding up great.Its also very affordable and worth the price. Sometimes there are a few bubbles but that can be fixed by blowing it or by adding some heat.

Vallejo is my go-to company for all my paint products that I use on my managers and on my 3D prints along with my military miniatures.

Une fois que l'on maîtrise la pulvérisation à l'aero des acryliques, ce vernis est excellent à l'utilisation. Bien doser la dilution, ajouter un peu de retardateur de séchage pour les sessions un peu plus longues, et il s'applique très bien en plusieurs couches, devient très lisse et très résistant un fois sec à cœur. Jamais déçu par Vallejo.

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This works great with placing decals on my models. Helps with placement and making the decals look like they are painted on. Great product to make that extra realistic touch the the finished product. Highly recommended!

Un produit connu en acrylique pouring pour bien lier la peinture en pigments et donner de magnifiques effets, dont de belles "cellules", lorsque les différents couleurs s'entremêlent. Je recommande

It took me a little bit to figure out how to apply this gloss varnish properly. The first time I tried I used airbrush thinner and I think the alcohol in the thinner made the varnish dry really fast while spraying out of the airbrush. It gave a really rough pebbly texture and not very glossy. I sanded and peeled off all the varnish and retried. I did some research and it seems that it's better to thin this gloss with water since it's water based. Almost 1 to 1 water and varnish for me. Came out beautifully. Apply light thin coats. The more coats the higher the glossiness. Wait a week or so to cure completely hard. I'm not there yet but I will try to polish it to get out any orange peel and get a nice wet look.