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In my opinion, find a place that is warm and dry with good temperature to proceed with the varnishing process. This is because a moist environment would seemingly allow the varnish to appear in white patches and this is not wanted by any painter at all.

There are varnishes that come in spray bottles and they dry up real quick, although most artists still prefer to varnish their paintings with their own brush. If you prefer to apply with a brush, choose a wide and soft brush for easy application. Now, let the painting lie flat on a surface. Then pour some varnish into an empty case and gently dab the brush with the varnish and onto the painting.

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