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Now, I have a question, what if you “already” have a varnish on the pyo… will just a spray primer work on it??
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Website: courtneymooreauthor.comNow, I have a question, what if you “already” have a varnish on the pyo… will just a spray primer work on it??
It probably depends on what the varnish is! Do you know what was used? Some varnishes will not let other things adhere to them easily (the idea is that they are a protective finish after all), while some do.
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Thats true! They aren’t harmful, I just have a very sensitive nose, and anything chemical-y will bother the heck out of me XD I guess I was thinking of that without explaining myself 🙂
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It probably depends on what the varnish is! Do you know what was used? Some varnishes will not let other things adhere to them easily (the idea is that they are a protective finish after all), while some do.
It was a satin clear coat varnish made by Deltacoat i think.
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