Brushing Shellac Video
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do you rub in between coats?
mersyturning 1 year ago
I recently purchased a can of Zinser Shellac. I noticed that the "cutting chart" that was on the back of older cans was missing. The new cans state - DO NOT THIN. I tried contacting Zinser, but never got a response. I would think if all you are getting is a more diluted product, the price would come down - not the case. Every video I watch recommends cutting the Shellac with alcohol. Right now, its like brushing crazy glue on to your skin - dries incredibly fast . Any thoughts/comments?
fourstake1 2 years ago
It dries pretty well in 24 hours, but full cure is 3-5 days.
themrfreeze07 2 years ago
Three to five days to dry? Really? I've always only waited about 24 hours. I tend to go for about 8-10 coats which gives me a decent film after sanding.
I really need to get myself some shellac wet, and some shellac flat (for carvings and such).
sooth15 2 years ago