This document provides information about shellac flakes and how to mix and apply shellac as a finish. It describes different types of shellac flakes like seed lac, button lac, garnet lac, and lemon yellow. It explains how to mix shellac flakes with denatured alcohol at different "cuts" or concentrations. Application tips are given, such as applying multiple thin coats, using a retarder to reduce brush marks, and sanding between coats. Final rubbing and waxing of the dried shellac finish is also outlined.
This document provides instructions for using rottenstone and pumice to polish and finish wood surfaces. Rottenstone can be used as the final polishing compound to produce a high gloss finish on lacquer, varnish and shellac. It is also used to antique gilt finishes and dust mats. Pumice comes in varying grit sizes and can be used to hand rub wood finishes to a matte surface in preparation for polishing with rottenstone. The instructions describe the supplies needed, preparation of the wood surface, lubricating with oil or water, rubbing technique, and allowing time for the finish to harden before applying protective wax.
ECOCAPS-LAVENDER is a water-based emulsion containing encapsulated lavender essential oil that provides relaxing, antimicrobial, and insect repellent properties. It forms a stable aqueous dispersion with particles between 0.5-50 μm in size at a pH between 4.5-8.5. The lavender oil encapsulation allows for a long-lasting scent and stability. It can be added to aqueous formulations below 40°C to provide benefits such as relaxation, killing over 90% of E. coli, S. aureus, and A. niger bacteria, and repelling bed bugs and dust mites.
Os valores são muito importantes para a vida cotidiana de cada pessoa e representam sua personalidade. Os valores nos ajudam a alcançar nossos sonhos e metas e nos dão diretrizes para pensar sobre o que é certo e errado. Os valores nos levam a valorizar as qualidades dos outros e suas diferenças, sendo o respeito um dos valores mais importantes.
This document provides instructions for using rottenstone and pumice to polish and finish wood surfaces. Rottenstone can be used as the final polishing compound to produce a high gloss finish on lacquer, varnish and shellac. It is also used to antique gilt finishes and dust mats. Pumice comes in varying grit sizes and can be used to hand rub wood finishes to a matte surface in preparation for polishing with rottenstone. The instructions describe the supplies needed, preparation of the wood surface, lubricating with oil or water, rubbing technique, and allowing time for the finish to harden before applying protective wax.
ECOCAPS-LAVENDER is a water-based emulsion containing encapsulated lavender essential oil that provides relaxing, antimicrobial, and insect repellent properties. It forms a stable aqueous dispersion with particles between 0.5-50 μm in size at a pH between 4.5-8.5. The lavender oil encapsulation allows for a long-lasting scent and stability. It can be added to aqueous formulations below 40°C to provide benefits such as relaxation, killing over 90% of E. coli, S. aureus, and A. niger bacteria, and repelling bed bugs and dust mites.
Os valores são muito importantes para a vida cotidiana de cada pessoa e representam sua personalidade. Os valores nos ajudam a alcançar nossos sonhos e metas e nos dão diretrizes para pensar sobre o que é certo e errado. Os valores nos levam a valorizar as qualidades dos outros e suas diferenças, sendo o respeito um dos valores mais importantes.
Shellac is a finish made from the lac bug that is dissolved in alcohol to create different consistencies or "cuts" by varying the ratio of shellac flakes to alcohol. A lighter 1 lb cut is recommended for beginners. To make a 1 pint batch of 1 lb cut shellac, use a 2:16 ratio of 2 oz of shellac flakes to 16 oz of alcohol. Several thin coats are better than fewer thick coats. The dissolved shellac should be strained and allowed to stand before use. Different colored shellac flakes can be mixed together. Shellac should be applied with long strokes in the grain and allowed to dry between coats. After finishing, the shellac can be rubbed with steel wool or pumice
1) Rottenstone is used for polishing, antiquing, and finishing fine furniture. It can be used to create an antique look on gilt finishes and dust mats.
2) An excellent glass polish recipe uses rottenstone along with alcohol, ivory liquid, and water to dissolve dirt and grease while polishing.
3) Rottenstone is the final compound used to produce a high gloss finish on surfaces like lacquer and shellac, and can also be used to remove dirt from furniture when combined with furniture polish.
French polishing is a process of coating wood with shellac dissolved in alcohol using a "rubber" made of rag and cotton wool. It produces a fine looking finish for furniture. The process involves bodying in the shellac to fill pores, building up layers, and spiriting out for a high gloss finish. Proper preparation of the wood surface is important for a smooth result.
Paint thinners are solvents used to thin oil-based paints and clean up after their use. Common thinners evaporate quickly and can thin paint to affect its flow and application. Thinners dissolve varnishes, paints, oils, and other substances, and are used to thin and clean lacquer items. Common applications include removing tar, dissolving shellac and dyes, cleaning paint spots, thinning sheen, and removing stains from clothing. Common solvents used as thinners include mineral spirits, acetone, turpentine, naphtha, toluene, and xylene.
1. The document describes the resist decoration technique for porcelain ceramics which involves applying a resist such as acrylic paint or shellac to bone dry clay and then washing away layers of clay with a wet sponge to reveal a raised design.
2. Multiple layers of resist can be applied and washed to create designs with varying depths. The resist burns off during firing while protecting the design underneath.
3. Examples are given of water etched porcelain bowls and forms created using this technique by artists such as Les Blakesboragh and Arne Ase.
1. The document describes the resist decoration technique for porcelain ceramics which involves applying a resist such as acrylic paint or shellac to bone dry clay and then washing away layers of clay with a wet sponge to reveal a raised design.
2. Multiple layers of resist can be applied and washed to create designs with varying depths. The resist burns off during firing while protecting the decorated areas.
3. Examples are given of water etched porcelain bowls and forms created using this technique by artists such as Les Blakesboragh and Arne Ase.
Varnish is a transparent protective finish used primarily for wood finishing. It consists of a drying oil, resin, and solvent. Varnish protects wood from damage while allowing the natural grain and color to show through. There are different types of varnish depending on the solvent and resin used, including oil, spirit, turpentine, water, and acrylic varnishes. Varnish is applied using brushes or sprayers to seal and beautify wood on furniture, floors, boats, and musical instruments.
Varnish is a protective clear finish made from plant resins and solvents that is applied to wood and other surfaces. It enhances the natural grain and protects from environmental damage like water, abrasion, and UV rays. There are different types of varnishes classified by their resin and solvent composition, including oil, spirit, turpentine and water varnishes. A good varnish dries quickly to a hard, durable and weather-resistant film without cracking or hiding the wood grain. Common ingredients are resins like copal and shellac, solvents like linseed oil, turpentine and alcohol, and metallic driers that accelerate the drying process.
Reactive stains are natural and chemical dyes that give wood an aged appearance by highlighting the grain. They require even application and ventilation during drying. Variations in color are normal due to differences in wood composition between boards. Regular maintenance of oiled floors involves vacuuming or dry mopping and periodic reapplication of oil to nourish the wood. Ciranova offers various oil systems for wood floors that enhance natural beauty while providing durability and ease of repair.
The document summarizes Malaysia's furniture trade from 2004-2007. It shows that Malaysia's total furniture exports grew from RM7.05 billion in 2004 to RM8.55 billion in 2007. The top export destination was the USA, though its share declined in 2007. Wooden furniture comprised the majority of exports, with wooden seats and office furniture being the fastest growing segments. Imports remained relatively flat during this period.
The document summarizes Malaysia's trade performance and furniture exports from 2004-2007. Total Malaysian exports grew around 3-5% annually while furniture exports grew around 6-8% yearly over this period. The top export destinations for Malaysian furniture were the US, Japan, Australia, and others, with wooden and metal furniture comprising the majority of exports. Office and kitchen furniture saw some of the strongest export growth rates to countries like India, UAE, and Australia.
The document lists various furniture leg and caster fittings including stamped steel claw foot toe caps, bun feet in various styles, diameters and heights, sofa and queen anne legs, casters with wood or porcelain wheels in different sizes, and nails. Dimensions and load capacities are provided for each fitting type.
The document describes various types of fasteners and furniture fittings including nails, decorative nails, bed hardware, bail pulls, bin pulls, and bells. It provides details on the materials, sizes, finishes, and intended uses of over 50 different fastener and fitting products. The products are for general woodworking and furniture making/repair applications.
The document describes various types of fasteners and fittings for furniture including nails, tacks, rivets, screws, mirror brackets, and mirror mounts. It provides specifications for different sizes of brass plated and plain steel trunk nails and tacks, brass plated split rivets, brass and steel screw posts, black and plated steel screws, antique brass and nickel plated mirror brackets, brass plated steel rear mount mirror supports, cast brass and antique brass cheval mirror mounts, and surface mounting clips. Directions are also provided for using split rivet caps.
The document lists various types of furniture fittings and accessories including dowel rods, dowel pins, dowel centers, butterfly hinges, flush mount hinges, drop leaf table hinges, concealed hinges, hinges, strap hinges, pivot hinges, lift off hinges, trunk hinges, ice box hardware, trunk lid stays, rollers, studs, trunk locks, drawbolts, and catches. The items are made of materials like hardwood, brass, steel, and bronze. Sizes vary with the specific fitting or accessory described.
The document lists and provides specifications for various furniture parts and accessories. It includes details on chair parts like heavy duty swivel bases, rocker bases, and oak rocker runners. It also lists high chair parts, tray arms, safety straps, as well as finials, spindles and pegs of various sizes. Measurements are provided for length, width, thickness and diameters. Materials include steel, oak, pine and leather.
This document lists various types of mouldings, beading, trim, and pressed wood ornaments available for sale. It provides specifications for half round and full round rope trim, beading, dentil moulding, and pressed wood ornaments in different sizes, widths, diameters, and wood types including maple, oak, birch, and walnut. Mouldings are available individually or in pairs.
The document lists various furniture fittings and accessories including brass knobs, wood knobs, drawer pulls, catches, and antique pulls. It provides the dimensions and materials of each fitting. The listings include the diameter, projection, and other relevant measurements of each item. A wide variety of styles and sizes of knobs, pulls, and other fittings are described.
The document provides an organization chart for a manufacturing operation. It shows that the Operation Chief Executive oversees the Operation Manager, who oversees the Factory Manager. Under the Factory Manager are positions like Production Planning & Control, Production Manager, Material Manager, Maintenance & Engineering, and Research & Design. The chart also lists some roles under Production Manager like QC, Tally, QC Inventory, and Tooling.
The document outlines the responsibilities of a materials controller in a furniture manufacturing factory, including receiving, inspecting, storing, maintaining, and distributing raw materials and ensuring proper documentation and inventory controls are followed. Key requirements for the role include knowledge of materials, management processes, and record keeping systems. Proper storage and handling of different material types is also discussed based on their physical properties.
The document discusses the benefits of using paste wax to protect and maintain wood furniture finishes. It provides perspectives from woodworking experts who recommend using wax as the best choice for furniture care. Wax forms a protective layer that prevents superficial scratches and dents from damaging the underlying finish. It also helps prevent dust from sticking to furniture surfaces. The document provides tips on applying and maintaining wax finishes on wood furniture.
Shellac is a finish made from the lac bug that is dissolved in alcohol to create different consistencies or "cuts" by varying the ratio of shellac flakes to alcohol. A lighter 1 lb cut is recommended for beginners. To make a 1 pint batch of 1 lb cut shellac, use a 2:16 ratio of 2 oz of shellac flakes to 16 oz of alcohol. Several thin coats are better than fewer thick coats. The dissolved shellac should be strained and allowed to stand before use. Different colored shellac flakes can be mixed together. Shellac should be applied with long strokes in the grain and allowed to dry between coats. After finishing, the shellac can be rubbed with steel wool or pumice
1) Rottenstone is used for polishing, antiquing, and finishing fine furniture. It can be used to create an antique look on gilt finishes and dust mats.
2) An excellent glass polish recipe uses rottenstone along with alcohol, ivory liquid, and water to dissolve dirt and grease while polishing.
3) Rottenstone is the final compound used to produce a high gloss finish on surfaces like lacquer and shellac, and can also be used to remove dirt from furniture when combined with furniture polish.
French polishing is a process of coating wood with shellac dissolved in alcohol using a "rubber" made of rag and cotton wool. It produces a fine looking finish for furniture. The process involves bodying in the shellac to fill pores, building up layers, and spiriting out for a high gloss finish. Proper preparation of the wood surface is important for a smooth result.
Paint thinners are solvents used to thin oil-based paints and clean up after their use. Common thinners evaporate quickly and can thin paint to affect its flow and application. Thinners dissolve varnishes, paints, oils, and other substances, and are used to thin and clean lacquer items. Common applications include removing tar, dissolving shellac and dyes, cleaning paint spots, thinning sheen, and removing stains from clothing. Common solvents used as thinners include mineral spirits, acetone, turpentine, naphtha, toluene, and xylene.
1. The document describes the resist decoration technique for porcelain ceramics which involves applying a resist such as acrylic paint or shellac to bone dry clay and then washing away layers of clay with a wet sponge to reveal a raised design.
2. Multiple layers of resist can be applied and washed to create designs with varying depths. The resist burns off during firing while protecting the design underneath.
3. Examples are given of water etched porcelain bowls and forms created using this technique by artists such as Les Blakesboragh and Arne Ase.
1. The document describes the resist decoration technique for porcelain ceramics which involves applying a resist such as acrylic paint or shellac to bone dry clay and then washing away layers of clay with a wet sponge to reveal a raised design.
2. Multiple layers of resist can be applied and washed to create designs with varying depths. The resist burns off during firing while protecting the decorated areas.
3. Examples are given of water etched porcelain bowls and forms created using this technique by artists such as Les Blakesboragh and Arne Ase.
Varnish is a transparent protective finish used primarily for wood finishing. It consists of a drying oil, resin, and solvent. Varnish protects wood from damage while allowing the natural grain and color to show through. There are different types of varnish depending on the solvent and resin used, including oil, spirit, turpentine, water, and acrylic varnishes. Varnish is applied using brushes or sprayers to seal and beautify wood on furniture, floors, boats, and musical instruments.
Varnish is a protective clear finish made from plant resins and solvents that is applied to wood and other surfaces. It enhances the natural grain and protects from environmental damage like water, abrasion, and UV rays. There are different types of varnishes classified by their resin and solvent composition, including oil, spirit, turpentine and water varnishes. A good varnish dries quickly to a hard, durable and weather-resistant film without cracking or hiding the wood grain. Common ingredients are resins like copal and shellac, solvents like linseed oil, turpentine and alcohol, and metallic driers that accelerate the drying process.
Reactive stains are natural and chemical dyes that give wood an aged appearance by highlighting the grain. They require even application and ventilation during drying. Variations in color are normal due to differences in wood composition between boards. Regular maintenance of oiled floors involves vacuuming or dry mopping and periodic reapplication of oil to nourish the wood. Ciranova offers various oil systems for wood floors that enhance natural beauty while providing durability and ease of repair.
The document summarizes Malaysia's furniture trade from 2004-2007. It shows that Malaysia's total furniture exports grew from RM7.05 billion in 2004 to RM8.55 billion in 2007. The top export destination was the USA, though its share declined in 2007. Wooden furniture comprised the majority of exports, with wooden seats and office furniture being the fastest growing segments. Imports remained relatively flat during this period.
The document summarizes Malaysia's trade performance and furniture exports from 2004-2007. Total Malaysian exports grew around 3-5% annually while furniture exports grew around 6-8% yearly over this period. The top export destinations for Malaysian furniture were the US, Japan, Australia, and others, with wooden and metal furniture comprising the majority of exports. Office and kitchen furniture saw some of the strongest export growth rates to countries like India, UAE, and Australia.
The document lists various furniture leg and caster fittings including stamped steel claw foot toe caps, bun feet in various styles, diameters and heights, sofa and queen anne legs, casters with wood or porcelain wheels in different sizes, and nails. Dimensions and load capacities are provided for each fitting type.
The document describes various types of fasteners and furniture fittings including nails, decorative nails, bed hardware, bail pulls, bin pulls, and bells. It provides details on the materials, sizes, finishes, and intended uses of over 50 different fastener and fitting products. The products are for general woodworking and furniture making/repair applications.
The document describes various types of fasteners and fittings for furniture including nails, tacks, rivets, screws, mirror brackets, and mirror mounts. It provides specifications for different sizes of brass plated and plain steel trunk nails and tacks, brass plated split rivets, brass and steel screw posts, black and plated steel screws, antique brass and nickel plated mirror brackets, brass plated steel rear mount mirror supports, cast brass and antique brass cheval mirror mounts, and surface mounting clips. Directions are also provided for using split rivet caps.
The document lists various types of furniture fittings and accessories including dowel rods, dowel pins, dowel centers, butterfly hinges, flush mount hinges, drop leaf table hinges, concealed hinges, hinges, strap hinges, pivot hinges, lift off hinges, trunk hinges, ice box hardware, trunk lid stays, rollers, studs, trunk locks, drawbolts, and catches. The items are made of materials like hardwood, brass, steel, and bronze. Sizes vary with the specific fitting or accessory described.
The document lists and provides specifications for various furniture parts and accessories. It includes details on chair parts like heavy duty swivel bases, rocker bases, and oak rocker runners. It also lists high chair parts, tray arms, safety straps, as well as finials, spindles and pegs of various sizes. Measurements are provided for length, width, thickness and diameters. Materials include steel, oak, pine and leather.
This document lists various types of mouldings, beading, trim, and pressed wood ornaments available for sale. It provides specifications for half round and full round rope trim, beading, dentil moulding, and pressed wood ornaments in different sizes, widths, diameters, and wood types including maple, oak, birch, and walnut. Mouldings are available individually or in pairs.
The document lists various furniture fittings and accessories including brass knobs, wood knobs, drawer pulls, catches, and antique pulls. It provides the dimensions and materials of each fitting. The listings include the diameter, projection, and other relevant measurements of each item. A wide variety of styles and sizes of knobs, pulls, and other fittings are described.
The document provides an organization chart for a manufacturing operation. It shows that the Operation Chief Executive oversees the Operation Manager, who oversees the Factory Manager. Under the Factory Manager are positions like Production Planning & Control, Production Manager, Material Manager, Maintenance & Engineering, and Research & Design. The chart also lists some roles under Production Manager like QC, Tally, QC Inventory, and Tooling.
The document outlines the responsibilities of a materials controller in a furniture manufacturing factory, including receiving, inspecting, storing, maintaining, and distributing raw materials and ensuring proper documentation and inventory controls are followed. Key requirements for the role include knowledge of materials, management processes, and record keeping systems. Proper storage and handling of different material types is also discussed based on their physical properties.
The document discusses the benefits of using paste wax to protect and maintain wood furniture finishes. It provides perspectives from woodworking experts who recommend using wax as the best choice for furniture care. Wax forms a protective layer that prevents superficial scratches and dents from damaging the underlying finish. It also helps prevent dust from sticking to furniture surfaces. The document provides tips on applying and maintaining wax finishes on wood furniture.
This document discusses different types of veneer available for woodworking projects. It describes standard veneer, which is cut into thin sheets and sold by the square foot, and flexible veneer, which is manufactured into wide, thin, and flexible sheets for easier application. Standard veneer requires more preparation like sanding and jointing of multiple narrow sheets, while flexible veneer is pre-flattened and jointed but more expensive. The document also provides instructions for cutting veneer with a veneer saw or craft knife, and edge jointing sheets of standard veneer using a homemade jig to ensure a tight seam.
The document provides instructions for preparing furniture for refinishing. It explains that the first step is to remove all old finish from the furniture by using a commercial paint or varnish remover and carefully scraping it off with a putty knife or scraper. It notes to be careful when removing finish from veneered surfaces to avoid damaging the wood. It also recommends washing the surface after removing the old finish. The next steps involve allowing the wood to dry completely before sanding it smooth to prepare for a new finish.
The document provides tips for furniture finishing and repair. It discusses how to remove waxy build-up, hide light scratches, paint over an existing finish, remove white spots from water, and tips for handling and moving furniture. Key points include using mineral spirits or steel wool to remove waxy build-up, using padding lacquer or polishing compounds to hide light scratches, thorough sanding and cleaning when painting over a finish, and using steel wool or oils to remove white spots from water damage.
Dokumen tersebut memberikan informasi mengenai penggunaan baja organik Taaveekun dan amalan pertanian yang lestari untuk meningkatkan hasil tanaman secara organik. Dokumen ini juga menyoroti keberhasilan penggunaan baja Taaveekun dalam meningkatkan pertumbuhan dan hasil berbagai tanaman seperti sayuran, buah-buahan, dan komoditi pertanian lainnya.
The document shows a diagram of a palm tree with labeled measurements for different parts of the tree. The trunk is 7.8 meters tall and branches begin 9 meters from the base. The fronds extend out 2.4 meters from the branches.
RUB CURE is a treatment substance made from rubber tree parts that increases rubber yield. It is a dried powder containing minerals that forms a hard protective clammy layer when dissolved in water and applied to rubber trees. Field tests in Thailand found that applying RUB CURE to 16 and 22-year-old rubber trees increased their daily dry rubber yield by over 30% with costs of just 1 kg per 3 hectares and benefits such as reduced fungicide use and increased farmer income over 15%.
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LIBERON / Star Wood Finish Supply, P.O. Box 86, Mendocino, CA 95460 • 707-962-9480
Shellac Flake
Seed Lac: balance of the alcohol. The consistency of shellac is
determined by “cut”. A 3 lb. cut would be 3 lbs. of shellac
Warm Neutral Brown, unprocessed, excellent flakes per one gallon of high quality Denatured Alcohol
for older antique restorations and repairs. solvent. If you have never worked with shellac before it is
Button Lac: (Genuine Buttons) recommended that you start with a light consistency,
Golden Light Brownish Amber on darker preferably about a 1 lb. cut (1 lb. of flake to 1 Gal.;
woods - least refined, used on old antiques. -- or [1/4 lb. in a Qt.] of Denatured Alcohol).
To mix 1 pint of 1 Lb. cut liquid shellac use approximately
Garnet Lac: a 2:16 ratio of shellac flakes to alcohol (2 oz. of shellac flakes
Deep Rich Brownish with a warm cast. dissolved in 16 oz. of alcohol). Heavier liquid cuts can be
Dewaxed Garnet: used however it is best to apply several thin shellac coats
Deep Rich Brown-Red cast. rather than a few heavy ones.
Lemon Yellow / Orange: After the shellac is fully dissolved, it should be strained
through a fine mesh cheese cloth to remove any impurities.
general purpose light yellow creamy colour.
Shellac is made from the lac bug and a few bits of bug
Dewaxed Lemon Yellow: carcass are often left particularly in Seed Lac. Before the
general purpose rich yellow-orange colour. liquid shellac is used, it should be shaken or stirred
BLONDE Dewaxed: thoroughly and allowed to stand for a few hours. After
dissolving, the different flake colours may be intermixed
Light Pale Transparency.
to obtain various colours or shades of shellac.
PLATINA Dewaxed
Extra LITE Pale Platinum Blonde Transparent. Application
(For padding application see: French Polishing information)
Needed for mixing: When applying as an undercoater prior to other finishes use
high grade Denatured Alcohol. a dewaxed shellac. Shellac should be applied in long strokes
To Aid Brushing: with the grain. On larger projects or in hot weather a little
shellac retarder will help flowout and minimize brushstrokes.
Shellac Retarder to slow drying Dip a good natural bristle brush about half way into the
& to help eliminate brushmarks. shellac and gently clear excess shellac against the side of the
Shellac is an excellent quick drying, non waterproof, finish. container, this gives a reasonably filled brush for full strokes
Shellac requires experience in order to be able to use it to its without incorporating air in the shellac. Shellac should be
full potential. Flake form allows fresh quality shellac to be sanded between coats. Allow each coat to dry thoroughly. If
prepared and avoid waste. Use shellac to seal in sap, resin, the shellac is dry, sanding will produce a fine powder on the
grease or oil marks after cleaning and prior to painting or surface. If the shellac is not dry it will be somewhat tacky to
lacquering. Thinned shellac makes an excellent stain barrier sand and the paper will clog. After sanding, wipe the piece
coat or hold out coat especially on soft woods and difficult or thoroughly with a tack cloth and recoat. Depending upon
end grain prior to staining. Test all mixed shellac for drying temperature and humidity conditions, allow from two to four
if several months old. If the surface stays tacky after 8 hours hours drying for each coat. Some craftsmen prefer to do their
and does not sand freely without gumming, the shellac is old finish sanding of the raw wood after first giving it a coat of
and will not dry and must be discarded. shellac since this stiffens the wood fibers and allows any
rough portions to be fully sanded off.
Dissolving & Mixing After the desired number of coats has been applied, the
Mix in a dark plastic or glass container with a tightly fitting finish can be rubbed with LIBERON #0000 oil free & long
lid. Store in a cool and dark place if a clear container is used. stranded Steel Wool or fine pumice with paraffin oil.
Soak the flake shellac in about 1/2 of the total alcohol to be Rubbing should always be done with the grain. 48 - 96 hours
used for 24 hours or longer (cool room temperatures will after the final rubbing, to protect your shellac finish, apply a
slow the process; pulverize the button shellac to speed thin coat of LIBERON Black Bison paste wax. Allow the
dissolving) stir occasionally and when dissolved add the wax to dry completely and buff with a soft cotton cloth.
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