Philiphugoryan
New member
Hiya,
First post of many I am sure. I have just completed a veneered American black walnut kitchen and for the finish I applied shellac sealer and the 2 coats of water based lacquer. Obviously that has been a big mistake as the lacquer is now peeling off. My question is if I rub back the water based lacquer to the shellac is there any lacquer that I can put over the top that will adhere and also be hard wearing enough for a kitchen. I have been told a pre-cat will work but it is now installed in the clients house and I would prefer to avoid something with those sort of fumes. Any information would be greatly appreciated
Regards
Philip
First post of many I am sure. I have just completed a veneered American black walnut kitchen and for the finish I applied shellac sealer and the 2 coats of water based lacquer. Obviously that has been a big mistake as the lacquer is now peeling off. My question is if I rub back the water based lacquer to the shellac is there any lacquer that I can put over the top that will adhere and also be hard wearing enough for a kitchen. I have been told a pre-cat will work but it is now installed in the clients house and I would prefer to avoid something with those sort of fumes. Any information would be greatly appreciated
Regards
Philip