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scumble glaze A traditional oil based scumble glaze used for stippling, dragging and other decorative paint finishes. Blend with paint and oil colour to achieve the desired effect ...more	a range of professional quality varnishes Craig & Rose varnishes have been used by specialist decorators for many years. This range of traditional oil based extra pale varnishes allow the protection of wooden surfaces and decorative finishes in and around the home ...more
primers Craig & Rose wood primers for softwood, hardwood and resinous timber ...more		Craig & Rose paints An historic palette of 72 shades and 12 luxurious metallic finishes. The range faithfully reproduces many colours from the past in three modern, durable finishes: acrylic eggshell, chalky emulsion, precious metals ...more

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Polypu 100% weatherproof glue launched at Birmingham DIY show

 

Polyvine’s latest addition to its adhesive range, Polypu a tough polyurethane glue, had its first outing at the DIY Show in February.

Polypu, which bonds almost anything to almost anything, completes the adhesive range making Polyvine the ‘one stop shop’ for specialist wood and multi-surface glues.

“The name Polypu - which is short for Polyvine Polyurethane (PU) has already caused some hilarity in our factory but hopefully it will be memorable not only for its name but also for its tremendous sticking power” says Director Ian Wells.

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