Reference | Modèle | Stock quantity | Availability | Price |
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DVX-DVER02 | Vernis Fin Corps & Ailes Sedges | 0 | To order - lead times vary according to supplier | 6.30 CHF |
The Devaux Fine Body Varnish is designed to provide a smooth, glossy and durable finish to fly ties while preserving profile finesse. Its quick-drying formula ensures clean, controlled application, ideal for securing wraps and smoothing bodies without overbuild.
Developed by specialist brand Devaux, this varnish guarantees excellent adhesion on common fly-tying materials and long-lasting hold, even after many outings.
The Devaux varnish stands out for its ability to create a thin protective film that increases durability without altering the fly's silhouette. The subtle gloss enhances natural and synthetic hues, improving the visibility of the tie while reinforcing fiber cohesion and wraps.
Its controlled flow limits excess and bubbles, allowing clean finishes on technical ties. The quick drying accelerates workshop production pace and reduces the risk of marks or trapped dust.
Use a fine brush or a conical-tip applicator to lay a thin, even coat on the body or head. Start with a minimal amount and spread by capillarity, then complete if necessary after a short set. For silk wraps, apply a micro-drop to secure the final knot and even the surface.
Work on a clean, degreased surface, avoiding excess to preserve the fineness of the profile. Allow to dry away from dust. For tool maintenance, clean immediately with a compatible diluent to preserve brush flexibility.
"Tested on several batches since its recent release, this varnish delivers a very clean finish and remarkable hold. The film stays thin, does not hide segments and does not yellow over sessions. Ideal to secure finishes without weighing down the ties." — Experienced tier
Does the varnish thicken the bodies?
No, its formulation is designed to lay down a thin film. By applying light coats, the silhouette remains true to the original tie.
How long until it is touch-dry?
Setting time is quick. Under standard workshop conditions, light handling is possible after a short delay, while allowing full drying for optimal resistance.
How to clean tools after use?
Use a compatible diluent immediately to remove residues and preserve brush or applicator precision.