File:Shellac board.JPG
Summary
Shellac used on a knotty pine board. One the left is a patch with 1 coat of shellac, followed by a patch with 2 coats, followed by a patch with 3-4 coats, followed by a patch 4-5 coats. The type of shellac used is called "Dewaxed Dark", and is basically just a darker version of the traditional orange shellac. IT SHOULD BE NOTED that this was a "quick and dirty" job, done specifically for making a photo for the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/shellac" class="extiw" title="en:shellac">shellac</a> article, not as a fine furniture piece. There are bristles from the brush, as well as dust and debris, in the shellac; also, it was a very thick concentrate (5-lb. cut), NEVER intended for actual use without serious thinning.
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| current | 01:48, 6 January 2017 | | 3,614 × 660 (891 KB) | 127.0.0.1 (talk) | Shellac used on a knotty pine board. One the left is a patch with 1 coat of shellac, followed by a patch with 2 coats, followed by a patch with 3-4 coats, followed by a patch 4-5 coats. The type of shellac used is called "Dewaxed Dark", and is basically just a darker version of the traditional orange shellac. IT SHOULD BE NOTED that this was a "quick and dirty" job, done specifically for making a photo for the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/shellac" class="extiw" title="en:shellac">shellac</a> article, not as a fine furniture piece. There are bristles from the brush, as well as dust and debris, in the shellac; also, it was a very thick concentrate (5-lb. cut), NEVER intended for actual use without serious thinning. |
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