I appreciated seeing the final state of the varnish comparisons. Thank you!

Thanks for illustrating the difference. Very helpful.

Very helpful and informative! The point about being able to varnish after the painting is dry to the touch is very good to know. thank you!

This video made me feel so calm and happy! Thank you. Very informative. ❤️❤️

Geweldig om te zien! Dank voor je moeite!

Thank you. I’ve been looking for a better alternative to liquitex that doesn’t leave so many streaks…the gloss looks quite clean, not streaky…very informative video

The satin is what I would buy. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you so much 🙏 much appreciated 🙏 you helped me so much choosing which one and I will now buy the gloss version 🥰🙏 thank you❤🌹

i was going to buy the satin but I don't think I will now... it seems like the gloss makes it look deeper from more angles, and no streaking. Thanks for the clear video!!

This answered my question today thank you.

really useful video! Thank you!

Thank you sir for this video. Just what I was looking for!

Thanks for this! gonna go with the gloss

Very helpful , if i apply the gloss and dont like it can i put satin on top of the gloss,

Thank you for this

So helpful!!! Thank you so much!

I first bought the satin because I liked satin in acrylic varnish and expected it to have the same look. I was shocked and very disappointed with the result; the satin gamvar made the paintings very matte, flat, and chalky. I don't want them to be super shiny, either though, so I may experiment with mixing them in various ratios to see if I can find a blend I like -- a happy median between the two effects.

I used the satin version on several of my paintings and had brush streaking. You did too. Thankfully I have successfully removed it. There is wax in this medium and I guess the bottle has to set in warm water until it's melted. I'm not doing that and will use the gloss finish also.

I like the SATIN. I don't like to see a reflecting glare when looking at a painting... There is so much reflection that in a way it looks like a mirror and picture is 'hidden' in a way.

Thanks!!

Thank you!

Thank you! I did the same thing and accidentally ordered satin instead of gloss. Your video helped me decide on whether to keep the bottle or try to exchange it :)

Super helpful. Thank you! =)

Very helpful video...thank you. However, I watched another video on Ganmar and a user wrote saying he applied the product(not sure if it was gloss or satin) but he stated the Ganmar resulted in a cloudy finish and that worries me. I just completed a 30x40 oil painting and I wanted to know if you ever experienced or heard of anything similar? I am about to purchase a bottle of gloss but I wanted to get your thoughts on this matter.

A very helpful video! I'm trying the Gamvar for the first time on a 16'x4' painting that will be hung near an entrance with lots of light. I'm curious about the "satin", did it dry to a "semigloss" or more of a matte finish? I couldn't tell and and the internet is ripe with bad reviews on the satin. Thank you for any help.

Thanks for this useful video!! I don’t like too much gloss but I still like vibrant colors...can I mix satin and gloss together for my acrylic canvas painting? If yes than what should be the measurements for both?

Is this varnish just for oil or could I apply it on a watercolor painiting too?

Hi! I loved you video! I have a question: Can I mix satin and gloss before applying the varnish?

Does anyone know if a i can varnish a scratchboard?

Need to know about Gamvar varnish not the history of your painting