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Satin Varnish is a varnish for oil, acrylic, or gouache paintings that is matte rather than glossy, so it won’t reflect light and adds a little depth to the painting. that staining and varnishing are two separate steps, varnishes with colour additives are frequently used to improve the appearance of wood or even add some more colour to it.
It is very helpful to realise that varnishes harden primarily in two different ways:Varnishes increase the longevity of wood, thus they are frequently applied to high-traffic areas. Varnishes available in matt, satin, and gloss finishes, but you should always make sure that your choice is appropriate for use indoors or out.
The Global Satin Varnish Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
A water-based acrylic varnish with matting, MM28 Polymer Satin Varnish produces a satin finish that is not overly shiny but still has a dynamic appearance without becoming matt. The Matisse Professional Artist Acrylics line’s strong, brilliant colours will be enhanced with MM28 Polymer Satin Varnish.
When a satin or semi gloss sheen is required and the use of MM29 Final Varnish Satin Finish (Turps-based) is inappropriate, apply as a final varnish over a dry, well-cured acrylic painting.
This varnish can be used wherever a soft satin finish is required, including to matt off artwork before photography.
It is most suited as a protective coating, especially for large pieces that are vulnerable to damage in public galleries, for commercial artwork that must be reproduced for floodlit photography, and for artwork that would benefit from the removal of uneven glossy highlights.
