Thin, uniform film of 100% pure damar varnish in spray form provides protection and a consistent finish for oil paintings. Choice of Gloss, Matte, and Retouch surfaces.

Damar Varnish can be used as a final picture varnish over well-dried oil paintings, after 6 to 12 months, or as an ingredient to your own medium formula. It makes a semi-gloss protective coat.

This is a pure gum damar that is used to enrich dry oil paintings. Quick-drying and permanent, it provides a transparent high gloss finish that also protects oil paintings. When used properly, it will not "bloom" or cloud with age.

Grumbacher Damar Retouch Varnish is a spray damar varnish for intermediate stages of development in an oil painting to even out the gloss of unfinished works, or to revive sunken in or dry areas to aid in accurate color comparison for further painting.

A colorless, genuine Damar varnish for use as a final protective coating on thoroughly dry oil paintings. It brings out the beauty of oil colors with an soft, even, matte finish, while protecting paintings from dirt, moisture, and scuffs.

A traditional final vanish made from natural resins, Maimeri Dammar Varnish imparts greater brightness and shine to colors.

This is a final picture varnish that creates a subtle gloss finish on oil paintings. Use it with opaque and semi-opaque colors.

Made from clear dammar resin dissolved in white spirit, Old Holland Dammar Picture Varnish protects paintings. Designed to be used after the paint has thoroughly dried (which can take up to one year), it provides an even, high-gloss finish. This varnish may yellow somewhat over time.

Considered the best of the natural picture varnishes, Damar provides moderately high gloss, and increases the brilliancy of the color. Responds readily to ordinary solvents employed during the restoration of paintings.

Damar varnish provides a protective layer that resists dust and airborne contaminants to the surface of an oil painting. Weber uses only the finest, select damar resins to create its damar varnish.

Winsor & Newton Dammar Varnish is a traditional, pale yellow varnish that dries quickly to a high gloss for use on oil and alkyd paintings. It is traditionally used on prints and maps. Dammar Varnish tends to darken with age.