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| | Polyvine faux finish crackles glazes varnishes and waterbase finishes |
 | | The basic principle, however, is very simple: By using a glaze, traditionally known as scumble, which will retain a pattern, the surface can be 'worked' or 'broken' using such tools as brushes, rags, polythene, sponges and combs to produced the desired effect. |
 | | Polyvine Acrylic Scumble is a clear water-based transparent glaze for the totally safe application of broken colour work (rag-rolling, stippling, marbling, wood-graining, etc. Polyvine Scumble produces a translucent, waxy finish reminiscent of traditional oil glazes. |
 | | Polyvine Scumble dries to a durable water-resistant finish and does not age or yellow. |
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