Rust-Oleum 264985-2PK Triple Thick Spray Paint, 12 Ounce (Pack of 2), Clear, 2 Piece

I use this for painted rock. Gives a nice shine and almost the look of resin, if you apply a couple of coats.

I needed to give a high gloss finish to an art project and I don't have an area for a long drying time. This gave a high gloss with a short drying time. Dry to the touch in less than 10 minutes. Looks wonderful, this is the best finish spray I have ever used.

I create art in many mediums, but my most created pieces require a good clear topcoat. Ive tried nearly every brand on the market and this particular glaze is superior to anything else ive ever tried. It does need a good amount of curing time to achieve perfection, but the end result is well worth the wait. Several light coats is the best way to achieve a brilliant clear glasslike coat on just about anything!

This crystal clear spray works like MAGIC. I had painted a vase earlier with regular gloss spray paint and it looked okay. But when I discovered this stuff and gave it two coats, IT REFLECTED LIGHT LIKE A SHINY DIAMOND. It made all the difference in the world, transforming it into something that people actually complimented me on. This stuff is AMAZING!!!

Muy buen producto, pero tardo mas de un mes en llegar. Por eso le quito una estrella.

This is absolutely the best product on the market for a glaze finish! The photo is of a layered project I did and applied the first coat of the glaze. If the first coat comes out this nicely, just imagine it after a light sanding and another 2 or 3 coats! Dry time is reasonable, but I'm going to be safe and let it dry overnight before applying the 2nd coat. I have used this now for about 3 months, and I'm sticking to it for all of my hobby projects! A little expensive, but you do get what you pay for. It goes a long way.

Excellent

I made a yarn bowl out of raku pottery clay and glaze at a workshop. It's gorgeous, but I was worried that the rough clay would rough up my yarn, so I bought this and sprayed on two thin coats on the outside and bottom, and three heavy coats on the inside. It's now smooth enough for use with good yarn inside, and glazed on the bottom where it was quite rough before since the bottom was unglazed. (First photo is immediately after firing; last 3 are after spraying this one.)