In this video, we tested whether surfaces and figures painted with acrylic paint can be protected with spray varnish after interaction with epoxy resin.

As a result, the spray varnish caused a whitish hazy appearance on the painted surfaces after hardening in the deep cast epoxy resin.

I applied the varnish in thick layers and twice.
The mistake I made here was to apply the varnish in thick layers and in two layers.
If I had applied it in a thin layer, it would not have a whitish hazy appearance.

When spray varnish needs to be applied, it should be applied in a very thin layer. Otherwise, the varnish will have a whitish hazy appearance after the resin hardens.

I will try this work again shortly using thin layer spray varnish and a coating resin, and we will observe how it interacts with the deep casting resin.

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