Spirit varnish, standard

JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard has similar properties to our proven Spirit varnish Ia. By replacing relatively expensive resins and oils with more affordable resins of comparable quality, a high-quality and economical spirit varnish was created. It dries quickly, remains elastic, and produces a smooth, silky gloss. Thanks to its balanced formulation, it offers good acoustic properties and is versatile for use in instrument making. Properties Spirit varnish based on traditional recipe Fast drying Elastic coating film Silky to glossy surface effect Good acoustic properties due to premium natural resins Cost-effective alternative to Spirit varnish Ia Application Notes JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard is especially suited for experienced users. Because it dries quickly, it requires swift and careful handling. Achieving a uniform coating surface is only possible with appropriate skill and practice, as with all fast-drying spirit varnishes. Recommended Use Ideal for coating string instruments such as violin, viola, cello, or double bass as part of a multi-layer spirit varnish build-up. Also suitable for repairs and touch-ups. Spirit Varnish Build-up For optimal results, we recommend the classic three-layer build-up: Primer: Applied directly to the prepared wood. Provides excellent adhesion and forms the hardest layer in the build-up. Color coat: Middle layer, either clear or tinted. Softer than the primer, used to create the desired color effect. Coating: Final layer. Technically the softest, creating a rich, deep gloss and protecting the layers beneath. Drying Times Drying depends on ambient temperature and humidity. Ideal conditions are about 18 °C (64 °F) and 55% relative humidity. Thin spirit varnish layers dry initially (1–3 coats) in about 24 hours. Thicker or multiple coats require correspondingly more time. Practical test: Press your thumb firmly onto the varnish surface — if no impression remains, the coating is dry.

JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard has similar properties to our proven Spirit varnish Ia. By replacing relatively expensive resins and oils with more affordable resins of comparable quality, a high-quality and economical spirit varnish was created. It dries quickly, remains elastic, and produces a smooth, silky gloss. Thanks to its balanced formulation, it offers good acoustic properties and is versatile for use in instrument making. Properties Spirit varnish based on traditional recipe Fast drying Elastic coating film Silky to glossy surface effect Good acoustic properties due to premium natural resins Cost-effective alternative to Spirit varnish Ia Application Notes JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard is especially suited for experienced users. Because it dries quickly, it requires swift and careful handling. Achieving a uniform coating surface is only possible with appropriate skill and practice, as with all fast-drying spirit varnishes. Recommended Use Ideal for coating string instruments such as violin, viola, cello, or double bass as part of a multi-layer spirit varnish build-up. Also suitable for repairs and touch-ups. Spirit Varnish Build-up For optimal results, we recommend the classic three-layer build-up: Primer: Applied directly to the prepared wood. Provides excellent adhesion and forms the hardest layer in the build-up. Color coat: Middle layer, either clear or tinted. Softer than the primer, used to create the desired color effect. Coating: Final layer. Technically the softest, creating a rich, deep gloss and protecting the layers beneath. Drying Times Drying depends on ambient temperature and humidity. Ideal conditions are about 18 °C (64 °F) and 55% relative humidity. Thin spirit varnish layers dry initially (1–3 coats) in about 24 hours. Thicker or multiple coats require correspondingly more time. Practical test: Press your thumb firmly onto the varnish surface — if no impression remains, the coating is dry.

JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard has similar properties to our proven Spirit varnish Ia. By replacing relatively expensive resins and oils with more affordable resins of comparable quality, a high-quality and economical spirit varnish was created. It dries quickly, remains elastic, and produces a smooth, silky gloss. Thanks to its balanced formulation, it offers good acoustic properties and is versatile for use in instrument making. Properties Spirit varnish based on traditional recipe Fast drying Elastic coating film Silky to glossy surface effect Good acoustic properties due to premium natural resins Cost-effective alternative to Spirit varnish Ia Application Notes JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard is especially suited for experienced users. Because it dries quickly, it requires swift and careful handling. Achieving a uniform coating surface is only possible with appropriate skill and practice, as with all fast-drying spirit varnishes. Recommended Use Ideal for coating string instruments such as violin, viola, cello, or double bass as part of a multi-layer spirit varnish build-up. Also suitable for repairs and touch-ups. Spirit Varnish Build-up For optimal results, we recommend the classic three-layer build-up: Primer: Applied directly to the prepared wood. Provides excellent adhesion and forms the hardest layer in the build-up. Color coat: Middle layer, either clear or tinted. Softer than the primer, used to create the desired color effect. Coating: Final layer. Technically the softest, creating a rich, deep gloss and protecting the layers beneath. Drying Times Drying depends on ambient temperature and humidity. Ideal conditions are about 18 °C (64 °F) and 55% relative humidity. Thin spirit varnish layers dry initially (1–3 coats) in about 24 hours. Thicker or multiple coats require correspondingly more time. Practical test: Press your thumb firmly onto the varnish surface — if no impression remains, the coating is dry.

JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard has similar properties to our proven Spirit varnish Ia. By replacing relatively expensive resins and oils with more affordable resins of comparable quality, a high-quality and economical spirit varnish was created. It dries quickly, remains elastic, and produces a smooth, silky gloss. Thanks to its balanced formulation, it offers good acoustic properties and is versatile for use in instrument making. Properties Spirit varnish based on traditional recipe Fast drying Elastic coating film Silky to glossy surface effect Good acoustic properties due to premium natural resins Cost-effective alternative to Spirit varnish Ia Application Notes JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard is especially suited for experienced users. Because it dries quickly, it requires swift and careful handling. Achieving a uniform coating surface is only possible with appropriate skill and practice, as with all fast-drying spirit varnishes. Recommended Use Ideal for coating string instruments such as violin, viola, cello, or double bass as part of a multi-layer spirit varnish build-up. Also suitable for repairs and touch-ups. Spirit Varnish Build-up For optimal results, we recommend the classic three-layer build-up: Primer: Applied directly to the prepared wood. Provides excellent adhesion and forms the hardest layer in the build-up. Color coat: Middle layer, either clear or tinted. Softer than the primer, used to create the desired color effect. Coating: Final layer. Technically the softest, creating a rich, deep gloss and protecting the layers beneath. Drying Times Drying depends on ambient temperature and humidity. Ideal conditions are about 18 °C (64 °F) and 55% relative humidity. Thin spirit varnish layers dry initially (1–3 coats) in about 24 hours. Thicker or multiple coats require correspondingly more time. Practical test: Press your thumb firmly onto the varnish surface — if no impression remains, the coating is dry.

JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard has similar properties to our proven Spirit varnish Ia. By replacing relatively expensive resins and oils with more affordable resins of comparable quality, a high-quality and economical spirit varnish was created. It dries quickly, remains elastic, and produces a smooth, silky gloss. Thanks to its balanced formulation, it offers good acoustic properties and is versatile for use in instrument making. Properties Spirit varnish based on traditional recipe Fast drying Elastic coating film Silky to glossy surface effect Good acoustic properties due to premium natural resins Cost-effective alternative to Spirit varnish Ia Application Notes JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard is especially suited for experienced users. Because it dries quickly, it requires swift and careful handling. Achieving a uniform coating surface is only possible with appropriate skill and practice, as with all fast-drying spirit varnishes. Recommended Use Ideal for coating string instruments such as violin, viola, cello, or double bass as part of a multi-layer spirit varnish build-up. Also suitable for repairs and touch-ups. Spirit Varnish Build-up For optimal results, we recommend the classic three-layer build-up: Primer: Applied directly to the prepared wood. Provides excellent adhesion and forms the hardest layer in the build-up. Color coat: Middle layer, either clear or tinted. Softer than the primer, used to create the desired color effect. Coating: Final layer. Technically the softest, creating a rich, deep gloss and protecting the layers beneath. Drying Times Drying depends on ambient temperature and humidity. Ideal conditions are about 18 °C (64 °F) and 55% relative humidity. Thin spirit varnish layers dry initially (1–3 coats) in about 24 hours. Thicker or multiple coats require correspondingly more time. Practical test: Press your thumb firmly onto the varnish surface — if no impression remains, the coating is dry.

JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard has similar properties to our proven Spirit varnish Ia. By replacing relatively expensive resins and oils with more affordable resins of comparable quality, a high-quality and economical spirit varnish was created. It dries quickly, remains elastic, and produces a smooth, silky gloss. Thanks to its balanced formulation, it offers good acoustic properties and is versatile for use in instrument making. Properties Spirit varnish based on traditional recipe Fast drying Elastic coating film Silky to glossy surface effect Good acoustic properties due to premium natural resins Cost-effective alternative to Spirit varnish Ia Application Notes JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard is especially suited for experienced users. Because it dries quickly, it requires swift and careful handling. Achieving a uniform coating surface is only possible with appropriate skill and practice, as with all fast-drying spirit varnishes. Recommended Use Ideal for coating string instruments such as violin, viola, cello, or double bass as part of a multi-layer spirit varnish build-up. Also suitable for repairs and touch-ups. Spirit Varnish Build-up For optimal results, we recommend the classic three-layer build-up: Primer: Applied directly to the prepared wood. Provides excellent adhesion and forms the hardest layer in the build-up. Color coat: Middle layer, either clear or tinted. Softer than the primer, used to create the desired color effect. Coating: Final layer. Technically the softest, creating a rich, deep gloss and protecting the layers beneath. Drying Times Drying depends on ambient temperature and humidity. Ideal conditions are about 18 °C (64 °F) and 55% relative humidity. Thin spirit varnish layers dry initially (1–3 coats) in about 24 hours. Thicker or multiple coats require correspondingly more time. Practical test: Press your thumb firmly onto the varnish surface — if no impression remains, the coating is dry.

JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard has similar properties to our proven Spirit varnish Ia. By replacing relatively expensive resins and oils with more affordable resins of comparable quality, a high-quality and economical spirit varnish was created. It dries quickly, remains elastic, and produces a smooth, silky gloss. Thanks to its balanced formulation, it offers good acoustic properties and is versatile for use in instrument making. Properties Spirit varnish based on traditional recipe Fast drying Elastic coating film Silky to glossy surface effect Good acoustic properties due to premium natural resins Cost-effective alternative to Spirit varnish Ia Application Notes JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard is especially suited for experienced users. Because it dries quickly, it requires swift and careful handling. Achieving a uniform coating surface is only possible with appropriate skill and practice, as with all fast-drying spirit varnishes. Recommended Use Ideal for coating string instruments such as violin, viola, cello, or double bass as part of a multi-layer spirit varnish build-up. Also suitable for repairs and touch-ups. Spirit Varnish Build-up For optimal results, we recommend the classic three-layer build-up: Primer: Applied directly to the prepared wood. Provides excellent adhesion and forms the hardest layer in the build-up. Color coat: Middle layer, either clear or tinted. Softer than the primer, used to create the desired color effect. Coating: Final layer. Technically the softest, creating a rich, deep gloss and protecting the layers beneath. Drying Times Drying depends on ambient temperature and humidity. Ideal conditions are about 18 °C (64 °F) and 55% relative humidity. Thin spirit varnish layers dry initially (1–3 coats) in about 24 hours. Thicker or multiple coats require correspondingly more time. Practical test: Press your thumb firmly onto the varnish surface — if no impression remains, the coating is dry.

JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard has similar properties to our proven Spirit varnish Ia. By replacing relatively expensive resins and oils with more affordable resins of comparable quality, a high-quality and economical spirit varnish was created. It dries quickly, remains elastic, and produces a smooth, silky gloss. Thanks to its balanced formulation, it offers good acoustic properties and is versatile for use in instrument making. Properties Spirit varnish based on traditional recipe Fast drying Elastic coating film Silky to glossy surface effect Good acoustic properties due to premium natural resins Cost-effective alternative to Spirit varnish Ia Application Notes JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard is especially suited for experienced users. Because it dries quickly, it requires swift and careful handling. Achieving a uniform coating surface is only possible with appropriate skill and practice, as with all fast-drying spirit varnishes. Recommended Use Ideal for coating string instruments such as violin, viola, cello, or double bass as part of a multi-layer spirit varnish build-up. Also suitable for repairs and touch-ups. Spirit Varnish Build-up For optimal results, we recommend the classic three-layer build-up: Primer: Applied directly to the prepared wood. Provides excellent adhesion and forms the hardest layer in the build-up. Color coat: Middle layer, either clear or tinted. Softer than the primer, used to create the desired color effect. Coating: Final layer. Technically the softest, creating a rich, deep gloss and protecting the layers beneath. Drying Times Drying depends on ambient temperature and humidity. Ideal conditions are about 18 °C (64 °F) and 55% relative humidity. Thin spirit varnish layers dry initially (1–3 coats) in about 24 hours. Thicker or multiple coats require correspondingly more time. Practical test: Press your thumb firmly onto the varnish surface — if no impression remains, the coating is dry.

JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard has similar properties to our proven Spirit varnish Ia. By replacing relatively expensive resins and oils with more affordable resins of comparable quality, a high-quality and economical spirit varnish was created. It dries quickly, remains elastic, and produces a smooth, silky gloss. Thanks to its balanced formulation, it offers good acoustic properties and is versatile for use in instrument making. Properties Spirit varnish based on traditional recipe Fast drying Elastic coating film Silky to glossy surface effect Good acoustic properties due to premium natural resins Cost-effective alternative to Spirit varnish Ia Application Notes JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard is especially suited for experienced users. Because it dries quickly, it requires swift and careful handling. Achieving a uniform coating surface is only possible with appropriate skill and practice, as with all fast-drying spirit varnishes. Recommended Use Ideal for coating string instruments such as violin, viola, cello, or double bass as part of a multi-layer spirit varnish build-up. Also suitable for repairs and touch-ups. Spirit Varnish Build-up For optimal results, we recommend the classic three-layer build-up: Primer: Applied directly to the prepared wood. Provides excellent adhesion and forms the hardest layer in the build-up. Color coat: Middle layer, either clear or tinted. Softer than the primer, used to create the desired color effect. Coating: Final layer. Technically the softest, creating a rich, deep gloss and protecting the layers beneath. Drying Times Drying depends on ambient temperature and humidity. Ideal conditions are about 18 °C (64 °F) and 55% relative humidity. Thin spirit varnish layers dry initially (1–3 coats) in about 24 hours. Thicker or multiple coats require correspondingly more time. Practical test: Press your thumb firmly onto the varnish surface — if no impression remains, the coating is dry.

JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard has similar properties to our proven Spirit varnish Ia. By replacing relatively expensive resins and oils with more affordable resins of comparable quality, a high-quality and economical spirit varnish was created. It dries quickly, remains elastic, and produces a smooth, silky gloss. Thanks to its balanced formulation, it offers good acoustic properties and is versatile for use in instrument making. Properties Spirit varnish based on traditional recipe Fast drying Elastic coating film Silky to glossy surface effect Good acoustic properties due to premium natural resins Cost-effective alternative to Spirit varnish Ia Application Notes JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard is especially suited for experienced users. Because it dries quickly, it requires swift and careful handling. Achieving a uniform coating surface is only possible with appropriate skill and practice, as with all fast-drying spirit varnishes. Recommended Use Ideal for coating string instruments such as violin, viola, cello, or double bass as part of a multi-layer spirit varnish build-up. Also suitable for repairs and touch-ups. Spirit Varnish Build-up For optimal results, we recommend the classic three-layer build-up: Primer: Applied directly to the prepared wood. Provides excellent adhesion and forms the hardest layer in the build-up. Color coat: Middle layer, either clear or tinted. Softer than the primer, used to create the desired color effect. Coating: Final layer. Technically the softest, creating a rich, deep gloss and protecting the layers beneath. Drying Times Drying depends on ambient temperature and humidity. Ideal conditions are about 18 °C (64 °F) and 55% relative humidity. Thin spirit varnish layers dry initially (1–3 coats) in about 24 hours. Thicker or multiple coats require correspondingly more time. Practical test: Press your thumb firmly onto the varnish surface — if no impression remains, the coating is dry.

JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard has similar properties to our proven Spirit varnish Ia. By replacing relatively expensive resins and oils with more affordable resins of comparable quality, a high-quality and economical spirit varnish was created. It dries quickly, remains elastic, and produces a smooth, silky gloss. Thanks to its balanced formulation, it offers good acoustic properties and is versatile for use in instrument making. Properties Spirit varnish based on traditional recipe Fast drying Elastic coating film Silky to glossy surface effect Good acoustic properties due to premium natural resins Cost-effective alternative to Spirit varnish Ia Application Notes JOHA® Spirit varnish Standard is especially suited for experienced users. Because it dries quickly, it requires swift and careful handling. Achieving a uniform coating surface is only possible with appropriate skill and practice, as with all fast-drying spirit varnishes. Recommended Use Ideal for coating string instruments such as violin, viola, cello, or double bass as part of a multi-layer spirit varnish build-up. Also suitable for repairs and touch-ups. Spirit Varnish Build-up For optimal results, we recommend the classic three-layer build-up: Primer: Applied directly to the prepared wood. Provides excellent adhesion and forms the hardest layer in the build-up. Color coat: Middle layer, either clear or tinted. Softer than the primer, used to create the desired color effect. Coating: Final layer. Technically the softest, creating a rich, deep gloss and protecting the layers beneath. Drying Times Drying depends on ambient temperature and humidity. Ideal conditions are about 18 °C (64 °F) and 55% relative humidity. Thin spirit varnish layers dry initially (1–3 coats) in about 24 hours. Thicker or multiple coats require correspondingly more time. Practical test: Press your thumb firmly onto the varnish surface — if no impression remains, the coating is dry.

JOHA ® Spirit Varnish Standard has some features similar to Spirit Varnish IA. This very good but cheaper spirit varnish was created by replacing the relatively expensive resins and oils with cheaper resins with similar properties. Previous experience: Advanced We recommend you practice applying this varnish, as the surfaces dry quickly, which makes it more difficult to apply.

Dilution for Spirit Varnishes – Highest Quality for Perfect Results This high-quality dilution is specially formulated for use with our spirit varnishes. It consists of particularly pure, carefully selected ingredients and ensures controlled application, excellent flow, and a smooth, brilliant finish. To preserve the full quality of our varnishes, we strongly recommend using only this precisely matched dilution. Additionally, this dilution is ideal for cleaning brushes and tools after working with spirit varnishes. Suitable for: – Spirit Varnish Standard – Spirit Varnish Ia – Spirit Guitar Varnish Note: The 10-liter canister can only be shipped within Germany.