brushed shellac vs. padding
I have been reading quite a bit on applying shellac. One thing I keep
coming back to is the padding method. I understand you pad on a thin coat, then when you've reached the end, go back to where you started and repeat process several times. I haven't worked up the courage to try it, but I have been brushing with #1.5 with okay results. I understand once you lay down a layer don't go back and brush anymore because shellac dries so quickly. My question is why can't I simulate the padding method with a brush? Not the result, just the method. By that I mean brush on the first layer, then when I've finished the surface go back to the beginning and repeat, like padding. I've only read about brushing on 1 layer then wait. |
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Andrew wrote: I have been reading quite a bit on applying shellac. One thing I keep coming back to is the padding method. I understand you pad on a thin coat, then when you've reached the end, go back to where you started and repeat process several times. I haven't worked up the courage to try it, but I have been brushing with #1.5 with okay results. It's beyond "okay results". Pad, or pad not. There is no "try". djb -- "Modern technology has enabled us to communicate and organize with speed and efficiency never before possible. People have gotten less competent to compensate for this." - CW |
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