Sentence examples for water varnish from inspiring English sources
Light reflected at certain angles from shiny surfaces of nonmetallic media (glass, water, varnish) is polarized; a properly oriented polarizing filter subdues such reflections in a picture.
Do not mix in too much water to varnish.
He poured just enough water on his whisky to varnish it and looked round hopefully.
The floor cloths are made of artists' canvas, painted in latex exterior paint and sealed with a water-based varnish; they can be cleaned with a mop.
For this purpose, prepared Caucasian spruce (Picea orientalis L). specimens were surface treated (synthetic and water-based varnish) after impregnated according to ASTM-D 1413-76 principles with various chemicals (Tanalith-E and Wolmanit-CB).
Non-return valves on drains and waterpipes, landscaped gardens, water-resistant or varnished skirting boards, tiles and rugs rather than fitted carpets and high-mounted shelves are all recommended.
Don't get varnish on your hands - washing with water just makes it worse and it is very sticky.
He found his direction after college when he became the protégé of Richard Saar, an art restorer who taught him traditional skills and methods -- including glazing, varnishing, and water gilding -- that his previous teachers wouldn't have known how to teach him if they had cared to.
If you want, you can coat the beads in lacquer or varnish them before beading so that you don't have to worry if they fall in water and it also gives a shiny finish.
Did Almodóvar varnish it digitally?
