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varnish or lacquer for a hardwearing finish ?

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spidermam | 11:24 Wed 07th Nov 2012 | Home & Garden
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I have painted my kitchen cabinet doors with a spray gun and the effect is really good. I need to put a hardwearing top coat on, could anyone tell me if a clear varnish or a lacquer would be the best.?
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Think I'd go for varnish, but make sure you use a UV proof one or it will slowly darken over the years.
11:32 Wed 07th Nov 2012
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Yacht Varnish would probably be the best, as that withstands sea water and spray. With the cabinets being in a kitchen that would be the best option to withstand steam and fumes from cooking.
15:10 Mon 12th Nov 2012

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