




Natural Varnish
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The Natural Varnish — a fast-drying, water-clear gloss finish made from plant-based, archival ingredients using time-tested Renaissance recipes. Hand-crafted in small batches. Hardwood floors, paintings, wood, stone, crafts.
Why This Varnish
- Very fast drying — water-clear glossy finish in 24 hours
- Enhances depth of colour and richness on hardwood and other surfaces
- Superior protection against dirt, grease, and UV light
- Highly durable, non-yellowing, resistant to wear
- Won't bloom or crack
- Truly non-toxic, water-based
- Hand-crafted in small batches with mineral spirit, acrylic varnish, and linseed oil
- Does not contain heavy metal driers, additives, harsh fumes, or toxic additives
Coverage
- 118ml (4 oz): ~80 sq ft (7.5 sq m)
- 237ml (8 oz): ~160 sq ft (15 sq m)
- 947ml (32 oz): large-project size
How to Use
Brush onto a completely dry surface with a wide, soft brush. Let dry for 24 hours. Clean brush with any rubbing alcohol. For matte finish, knock back the gloss with 4000 grit steel wool, 800 grit sandpaper, or pumice stones. A coat of paste wax enhances furniture and cabinet finishes.
Shipping Note
This product contains alcohol, so it cannot be shipped by air. Choose Regular Parcel or Expedited Parcel at checkout.
About Natural Earth Paint
Natural Earth Paint creates truly non-toxic, plant-based art supplies — paints, pigments, mediums, varnishes, and kits that perform like conventional materials without the toxic chemistry. Pigments are sourced from small family-owned quarries around the world (USA, France, Italy), and packaging is 100% post-consumer recycled.
The brand operates from a solar-powered facility in Southern Oregon with wind-powered packaging, holds Gold certification from Green America, and donates a portion of profits to One Tree Planted, Rogue River Keeper, and other environmental organizations. Products are assembled in Canada for the Canadian distribution market.
Third-party tested, certified completely non-toxic, vegan, and cruelty-free. Free of fillers, synthetic preservatives, heavy metals, and the petrochemicals that dominate most paint manufacturing. A different way to make art.
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