Ronseal Quick Drying Coloured Varnish

I have used the clear of this after paint and graining my doors and furniture to protect the paint, stop it chipping, make it shine and cleanable. I have used the beach of this to do my hall after stripping it back to natural wood. This varnish is fantastic, the concistency is like water so can be a bit messy to apply, it drys in about 45 minutes so you dont have to waite long to apply the second coat as two coats are required, it drys hard like a top coat of nail varnish and has a lovely shine to it, it protects your wood from moisture aswell as dirt, it makes it easy to clean as a quick wipe over with a damp cloth will remove any marks and makes it ...  Read the complete review

Ronseal quick drying varnish comes in a whole range of wood colours and I find the 'natural shades' collection to be the best. (If you want a natural effect!) The one I bought is satin birch which colours and protects wood finishes. This product is touch dry after twenty minutes and guaranteed low odour. It is also 'low solvent' which means that it is not as irritating to the lungs as other products. I found it excellent in that respect because, although I am asthmatic, it didn't cause me any discomfort. This varnish can be used anywhere inside the home but is not recommended for esterior finishes. Two coats of it give a tough, lasting ...  Read the complete review

DOES EXACTLY WHAT IT SAYS ON THE TIN!! We have just spent the last couple of days stripping and sanding four newel posts and a large banister…PURE JOY!! It meant that I had to find something to protect the wood- mainly the banister, since the newel posts are hard wood and have been having lots of tlc and wax rubbing! So, having used this product before, and been more than happy with the results, it was time to use it again. **The Product** The varnish comes, unsurprisingly, in a tin with the usual logo, instructions, and directions for use. There are several size tins available, and I usually keep a small 250ml tin for ...  Read the complete review