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07-09-2010, 07:34 AM
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Wow, supernice! Rubbing out is the way to go to get a smooth "depthy" finish.
As to overspray on sides you're not working on, that's what I do: masking tape pieces of newspaper on all sides not being sprayed. I used to use shellac, too, but now am using Deft Sanding Sealer which also dries really fast and is completely compatible with the Deft lacquer. I use a couple of coats between the grain filler and the top lacquer coats. Shellac can go bad on you in the can and make a mess (had that happen and had to sand it all off) but the sanding sealer seems to last forever in the spray can. If you buy fresh shellac a couple of times a year it will probably be OK. Made out of bug exudings! Yummo!
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07-09-2010, 09:30 AM
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Reece, I disagree with you on what shelac is made out of.
However, I also must state that while I like shelac myself, and, your cabinet does look beutiful, I do know that the correct finnish would have been lacquer. Just a note here. Bill Cahill 
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07-09-2010, 10:56 AM
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