One of my favorite finishes is the classic French Polish technique, the use of shellac and a lubricate in a hand pad wiping on method. Now I've seen plenty of ways to go about this technique from melting down shellac flake and thinning with cutting medium, so over the years I came up with a procedure of my own by trail and error and have simplified this technique to my own liking and so I would like to share with any of you who would like to try this out. So I would like to post a blog soon in showing a simple way to achieve a high end and just a wonderful feeling finish which will marvel anyone who takes hold of your next project. Also would add that this is a finish for small project like boxes and any other project that needs to be seen and not under heavy uses, Shellac is not a durable tough finish. Practice on a scrap piece of wood is highly recommended just till you get the hang of the process and I can't stress enough that small amount of shellac and lubricate are critical in achieving a nice finish so with that said stay tune for a simple way to French Polishing….BC
One of my favorite finishes is the classic French Polish technique, the use of shellac and a lubricate in a hand pad wiping on method. Now I've seen plenty of ways to go about this technique from melting down shellac flake and thinning with cutting medium, so over the years I came up with a procedure of my own by trail and error and have simplified this technique to my own liking and so I would like to share with any of you who would like to try this out. So I would like to post a blog soon in showing a simple way to achieve a high end and just a wonderful feeling finish which will marvel anyone who takes hold of your next project. Also would add that this is a finish for small project like boxes and any other project that needs to be seen and not under heavy uses, Shellac is not a durable tough finish. Practice on a scrap piece of wood is highly recommended just till you get the hang of the process and I can't stress enough that small amount of shellac and lubricate are critical in achieving a nice finish so with that said stay tune for a simple way to French Polishing….BC
One of my favorite finishes is the classic French Polish technique, the use of shellac and a lubricate in a hand pad wiping on method. Now I've seen plenty of ways to go about this technique from melting down shellac flake and thinning with cutting medium, so over the years I came up with a procedure of my own by trail and error and have simplified this technique to my own liking and so I would like to share with any of you who would like to try this out. So I would like to post a blog soon in showing a simple way to achieve a high end and just a wonderful feeling finish which will marvel anyone who takes hold of your next project. Also would add that this is a finish for small project like boxes and any other project that needs to be seen and not under heavy uses, Shellac is not a durable tough finish. Practice on a scrap piece of wood is highly recommended just till you get the hang of the process and I can't stress enough that small amount of shellac and lubricate are critical in achieving a nice finish so with that said stay tune for a simple way to French Polishing….BC
One of my favorite finishes is the classic French Polish technique, the use of shellac and a lubricate in a hand pad wiping on method. Now I've seen plenty of ways to go about this technique from melting down shellac flake and thinning with cutting medium, so over the years I came up with a procedure of my own by trail and error and have simplified this technique to my own liking and so I would like to share with any of you who would like to try this out. So I would like to post a blog soon in showing a simple way to achieve a high end and just a wonderful feeling finish which will marvel anyone who takes hold of your next project. Also would add that this is a finish for small project like boxes and any other project that needs to be seen and not under heavy uses, Shellac is not a durable tough finish. Practice on a scrap piece of wood is highly recommended just till you get the hang of the process and I can't stress enough that small amount of shellac and lubricate are critical in achieving a nice finish so with that said stay tune for a simple way to French Polishing….BC
Very Timely post. After seeing Andy's ( gfadvm) recent box post with a reference to your help with the finish technique, I was hoping for the opportunity to get more details on your method. This will be a much appreciated blog, especially since I finally got some shellac flakes to play with. By the way, I plan to mix it with Ethanol which has a red dye in it. Will this work ok?
One of my favorite finishes is the classic French Polish technique, the use of shellac and a lubricate in a hand pad wiping on method. Now I've seen plenty of ways to go about this technique from melting down shellac flake and thinning with cutting medium, so over the years I came up with a procedure of my own by trail and error and have simplified this technique to my own liking and so I would like to share with any of you who would like to try this out. So I would like to post a blog soon in showing a simple way to achieve a high end and just a wonderful feeling finish which will marvel anyone who takes hold of your next project. Also would add that this is a finish for small project like boxes and any other project that needs to be seen and not under heavy uses, Shellac is not a durable tough finish. Practice on a scrap piece of wood is highly recommended just till you get the hang of the process and I can't stress enough that small amount of shellac and lubricate are critical in achieving a nice finish so with that said stay tune for a simple way to French Polishing….BC
One of my favorite finishes is the classic French Polish technique, the use of shellac and a lubricate in a hand pad wiping on method. Now I've seen plenty of ways to go about this technique from melting down shellac flake and thinning with cutting medium, so over the years I came up with a procedure of my own by trail and error and have simplified this technique to my own liking and so I would like to share with any of you who would like to try this out. So I would like to post a blog soon in showing a simple way to achieve a high end and just a wonderful feeling finish which will marvel anyone who takes hold of your next project. Also would add that this is a finish for small project like boxes and any other project that needs to be seen and not under heavy uses, Shellac is not a durable tough finish. Practice on a scrap piece of wood is highly recommended just till you get the hang of the process and I can't stress enough that small amount of shellac and lubricate are critical in achieving a nice finish so with that said stay tune for a simple way to French Polishing….BC
One of my favorite finishes is the classic French Polish technique, the use of shellac and a lubricate in a hand pad wiping on method. Now I've seen plenty of ways to go about this technique from melting down shellac flake and thinning with cutting medium, so over the years I came up with a procedure of my own by trail and error and have simplified this technique to my own liking and so I would like to share with any of you who would like to try this out. So I would like to post a blog soon in showing a simple way to achieve a high end and just a wonderful feeling finish which will marvel anyone who takes hold of your next project. Also would add that this is a finish for small project like boxes and any other project that needs to be seen and not under heavy uses, Shellac is not a durable tough finish. Practice on a scrap piece of wood is highly recommended just till you get the hang of the process and I can't stress enough that small amount of shellac and lubricate are critical in achieving a nice finish so with that said stay tune for a simple way to French Polishing….BC
One of my favorite finishes is the classic French Polish technique, the use of shellac and a lubricate in a hand pad wiping on method. Now I've seen plenty of ways to go about this technique from melting down shellac flake and thinning with cutting medium, so over the years I came up with a procedure of my own by trail and error and have simplified this technique to my own liking and so I would like to share with any of you who would like to try this out. So I would like to post a blog soon in showing a simple way to achieve a high end and just a wonderful feeling finish which will marvel anyone who takes hold of your next project. Also would add that this is a finish for small project like boxes and any other project that needs to be seen and not under heavy uses, Shellac is not a durable tough finish. Practice on a scrap piece of wood is highly recommended just till you get the hang of the process and I can't stress enough that small amount of shellac and lubricate are critical in achieving a nice finish so with that said stay tune for a simple way to French Polishing….BC
One of my favorite finishes is the classic French Polish technique, the use of shellac and a lubricate in a hand pad wiping on method. Now I've seen plenty of ways to go about this technique from melting down shellac flake and thinning with cutting medium, so over the years I came up with a procedure of my own by trail and error and have simplified this technique to my own liking and so I would like to share with any of you who would like to try this out. So I would like to post a blog soon in showing a simple way to achieve a high end and just a wonderful feeling finish which will marvel anyone who takes hold of your next project. Also would add that this is a finish for small project like boxes and any other project that needs to be seen and not under heavy uses, Shellac is not a durable tough finish. Practice on a scrap piece of wood is highly recommended just till you get the hang of the process and I can't stress enough that small amount of shellac and lubricate are critical in achieving a nice finish so with that said stay tune for a simple way to French Polishing….BC
One of my favorite finishes is the classic French Polish technique, the use of shellac and a lubricate in a hand pad wiping on method. Now I've seen plenty of ways to go about this technique from melting down shellac flake and thinning with cutting medium, so over the years I came up with a procedure of my own by trail and error and have simplified this technique to my own liking and so I would like to share with any of you who would like to try this out. So I would like to post a blog soon in showing a simple way to achieve a high end and just a wonderful feeling finish which will marvel anyone who takes hold of your next project. Also would add that this is a finish for small project like boxes and any other project that needs to be seen and not under heavy uses, Shellac is not a durable tough finish. Practice on a scrap piece of wood is highly recommended just till you get the hang of the process and I can't stress enough that small amount of shellac and lubricate are critical in achieving a nice finish so with that said stay tune for a simple way to French Polishing….BC
One of my favorite finishes is the classic French Polish technique, the use of shellac and a lubricate in a hand pad wiping on method. Now I've seen plenty of ways to go about this technique from melting down shellac flake and thinning with cutting medium, so over the years I came up with a procedure of my own by trail and error and have simplified this technique to my own liking and so I would like to share with any of you who would like to try this out. So I would like to post a blog soon in showing a simple way to achieve a high end and just a wonderful feeling finish which will marvel anyone who takes hold of your next project. Also would add that this is a finish for small project like boxes and any other project that needs to be seen and not under heavy uses, Shellac is not a durable tough finish. Practice on a scrap piece of wood is highly recommended just till you get the hang of the process and I can't stress enough that small amount of shellac and lubricate are critical in achieving a nice finish so with that said stay tune for a simple way to French Polishing….BC
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