Dewaxed PLATINA SHELLAC (Super Transparent)
Dewaxed Flake - PLATINA • PLATINUM BLONDE SHELLAC
100% Pure, Genuine Dewaxed Platina Flake Shellac Ultra Blonde Shellac Extra Light Toned, Very Pale, Transparent. A good choice to retain the light tones of woods such as Maple and Spruce.
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Dewaxed SUPER BLONDE Shellac (VERY LIGHT Pale)
Dewaxed Flake - SUPER BLONDE SHELLAC
VERY Light Pale Transparent shellac with a slight warm golden amber tone.
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Dewaxed BLONDE SHELLAC (Light Pale)
Dewaxed Flake - BLONDE SHELLAC
100% Pure, Genuine Dewaxed Blonde Flake Shellac Light Blonde Pale Transparent Yellow Amber toned.
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Dewaxed BEIGE Shellac (Neutral Blonde)
Dewaxed Flake - BEIGE SHELLAC (Neutral Blonde)
Medium Amber-toned NEUTRAL Blonde
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Dewaxed LEMON (Yellow) Shellac
Dewaxed Flake - Dewaxed LEMON (Yellow)
Dewaxed LEMON (Yellow) Similar in tone to the standard waxy Lemon Yellow Orange Shellac in a DEWAXED Flake. Makes a rich Yellow Amber toned "seal coat" for use as a universal primer or transitional coating between dissimilar finishes.
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Dewaxed Orange / AMBER SHELLAC
Dewaxed Flake - Orange / AMBER SHELLAC
Rich Yellow Orange / AMBER color tones. Use the Dewaxed Amber to make a rich amber toned 'seal-coat' shellac for use as a universal sanding sealer / under coater, or for use as a transitional coating between dissimilar finishes.
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Dewaxed GARNET Shellac
Dewaxed Flake - GARNET Shellac
Rich Brownish-Red toned flake shellac.
Excellent rich toned, for use on Cherry, Mahogany and Rosewood, antiques furniture reproductions, and for French polishing.
New production arrived -- 11/26/24.
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Dewaxed RUBY Shellac (Ruddy Amber)
See: Photo Dewaxed Flake RUBY - Ruddy Amber
Use Ruby on Mahogany, Cherry, Rosewood, and similarly toned woods to enhance the red color. Intermix the liquid ruby other with liquid shellacs to adjust color to create a variety of warm tones.
Dewaxed Ruby flake is made from the Thai Seedlac.
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SealCoat Universal Sanding SEALER (Shellac) UPS Ground Only
Click above for Product Data SealCoat™ Universal Sanding Sealer SealCoat offers the time-saving versatility of a refined Dewaxed Shellac in a pre-mixed 2 lb. cut 100% wax-free formula. It’s the perfect sanding sealer because it penetrates the surface, dries quickly, gives a rich tone to wood surfaces and since it contains no waxes or stearates. SealCoat is guaranteed to be compatible with oil-base polyurethanes, acrylic finishes, lacquers, catalyzed finishes, and varnishes.
SealCoat™ won't raise the grain and dries quickly.
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DENATURED ALCOHOL (Behkol) Shellac Reducer UPS Only
Click above for more info About Denatured Alcohols: DENATURED ALCOHOL / Shellac Reducer
DENATURED ALCOHOL, Mohawk Shellac Reducer (formerly Behlen Behkol), is formulated specifically to dissolve shellac flakes and dilute or 'cut' liquid Shellacs.
See the: Shellac Pound Cut Mixing Chart Denatured Alcohol, Shellac Reducer (formerly labeled Behkol) will make a shellac that has a little more open or 'working time', a good solvent choice for mixing your own shellac. Also used to dissolve alcohol Aniline Dyes. • 5 Gallon pails are Pick-Up, or North Bay Delivery Only. Call to place 5 gallon orders & arrange details. Note: The SAME PRODUCT in 1 & 5 Gallon packaging now carries the Mohawk 'Finishers Edge' label.
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Omega LILY VARNISHER'S / SHELLAC BRUSHES
More Info: Click Above SHELLAC & VARNISHER'S Brushes A Single Fill brush, Only (1/4 - 5/16 in) thick. Classic glider design, ideal for Shellac & Varnish. The Lily brush will yield a thin, uniform application of shellac or varnish. This brush is ideal for shellac, varnish, and faux finishing of woodwork and furniture. Pictured Sizes 20 - 80 mm - Note: The 70 mm works in a Quart Can.
Genuine OMEGA, made in Italy.
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SINGLE FILL NATURAL BRISTLE BRUSH - Shellac & Varnishes
• NEW Item SINGLE FILL NATURAL BRISTLE BRUSHES 2 inch brush pictured above
Single Fill Natural Bristle Brushes • These are well crafted Single Thick Shellac, Varnish, & multi-purpose brushes. • 100% premium natural un-dyed, un-bleached, 90% tops, flat trimmed hog bristles. • Bristles are secured in the heads with a 2 part epoxy for solvent resistance. • Plated ferrules. • Smooth unfinished Beech wood handles. NOT Recommended for use with waterborne finishing materials. Made in the USA • • • Click on a brush price-line to see the bristle specifications.
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Paper FINISH & PAINT STRAINER CONES: MEDIUM & FINE
Medium & Fine Mesh FINISH STRAINERS Filter foreign matter or undissolved solid particles found in stains or finish coatings. Paper Cone 6 in Dia., full flow cloth mesh tip leaves no finish in the strainer. Seed, Button and Black shellacs benefit by filtering through layers of medium Cheese Cloth first. Use Fine Mesh for final straining of shellac, varnish, lacquers, paint, and most any furniture finish, especially for spraying. Strain through Medium filter followed by FINE mesh straining for best results. Medium mesh is 226 microns • Fine mesh is 190 microns One micron is equivalent to one one-thousandth of a millimetre.
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SEEDLAC is the least processed shellac. All other shellacs are made from this raw seedlac resin. The insect feeds on the sap of the tree and secretes the Lac as a protective shell in which the female lay their eggs. Seedlac is made from the branches that are covered by the Lac resin left by the lac bug, known as sticklac. The sticklac is crushed to yield the seedlac. The Seedlac is sieved to remove organic materials, washed and dried in open air.
BUTTON Shellac has toughness and mar resistance that makes it the preferred shellac for finishing floors, interior woodwork and French polishing musical instruments.
Waxy Shellac: Wax content provides some flexibility & moisture resistance. 'Waxy' shellacs are a good choice when the finish will be shellac only.
Use a DEWAXED Shellac for a universal sealer / primer and as a transitional coating between dissimilar finishes. Use Dewaxed Shellac when the topcoat, for extra water & alcohol resistance, will be a varnish, lacquer or urethane.
The Story of Shellac by Zinsser Co., Inc. In celebration of 155 years manufacturing shellac, Zinsser revised this booklet in 2004, which was first published in 1913 and reprinted seventeen times throughout the years. |