CrystaLacBrite Tone Polyurethane Instrument Finish, High Solids Non-Yellowing Super-Hard & Scratch Resistant Clear Coat for Musical Instruments, for Wood Metal Plastic & Glass, 8-Fl.Oz., Clear Gloss

I am currently finishing two polymer clay jars with coats of Brite Tone. This product is very easy to apply. Clean up is a breeze since it's water based. My picture shows work in progress coat #2. I think three coats will give me the depth and finish I'm looking for. There is very little odor unlike similar products. It is low VOC which I appreciate. I very pleased with this product.

Love it, no smell, easy to use, no gloves required, takes more layers love the outcome

Low oder, dried nicely, great product highly recommend

I'm so allergic to resin that just saying the word makes me break out. Luckily for me I was introduced to Crystalac by the Youtuber Allison of Allison Crafts. I love using this, can use in the house, no smell (although my sense of smell is ok only) and it leaves a beautiful shine. The down side is the number of coats necessary as compared to epoxy, however this dries much quicker. The other down side is it takes many coats on large glitter, but I have fixed that by using polycrylic first and then the last coats are crystalac. Another plus is that it is not as thick on the tumbler.

I had quite a learning curve with this. First sprayed it on then brushed it on (don’t do that. You will forever chase brush marks) then sprayed it again. I always had bubbles but a lot would go away. Finally got better results. I need a smaller bottle for my airless sprayer so I’ll try a Preval next. Heard another person had good results.

Good use

This product is the best I ever used. It's very easy to apply with a brush and the cleaning is a breeze.The final look is amazing, shiny and beautiful!I do seriously recommend this product! You would not be disappointed.

great shine, dries quickly, easy to apply (though it can be a little challenging the first few times.) My only issue is that there seems to be a small crack in the bottom of the plastic container. It's a very slow leak, and at first I thought I had just been careless and spilled some. but when I found it in a small puddle several more times, I looked more closely and found a tiny crack in the bottom of the container. It's now sitting on a plastic sheet which has glued itself to the bottom of the container. Side observation, it seems that this stuff cures by exposure to air, as the material on the plastic away from the edges of the container is still entirely liquid.