What Is Catalyzed Varnish?

A catalyzed conversion varnish is a fast-drying finish that comes in two parts: the finish and an acid catalyst (hardener) that is added to the finish just before spraying.

What is the difference between lacquer and conversion varnish?

Comparing Conversion Varnish vs Lacquer. ... A lacquer is a single-component, pre-catalyzed, nitro-celluloid finishthat has 12-18% solids by volume. It is air-cured. A conversion varnish is a high-end solids, two-part post-catalyzed lacquer, which means a hardener must be mixed with this product for the application.

What is conversion varnish finish?

Conversion Varnish is a chemical-cured, fast-drying finish that consists of 2 parts: the finish and an acid catalyst that's added just before spraying. The catalyst creates a chemical reaction (cross-linking) in conjunction with added heat-curing that creates the hardest, most durable finish available on the market.