Reddit reviews Rust-Oleum 200241H Water-Based Poleurethane, 1-Quart, Satin Finish
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Protects indoor wood surfaces such as furniture, windows, cabinets, trim and moreWater based formula dries fast and cleans up with soap and waterDries to the touch in 30 minutes with coverage up to 125 sq. ft., recoat after 2 hoursDurable formula provides outstanding stain and scratch resistance with excellent claritySatin finish provides a classic and natural lookClear formula ideal for interior projects like furniture, doors, cabinets and trimThe best scratch and stain protection availableLow odor and fast, easy soap and water clean-upEasy water clean-upCrystal clear finish that never yellows
I have not had this happen with the Sculpey glaze, but I have barely used it. It sort of looks like maybe there was trapped air bubbles that popped as it was drying. Did you shake up the bottle or stir it up before painting on your glaze? If so, don't do that.
I have only used Sculpey Satin Glaze once or twice on my pieces. I seal everything with Verathane which is a water-based polyurethane sealant and/or PYM II.