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Shellac polishing is a very simple finishing technique. The layers are rapidly produced, and the result is extremely durable. In this video, Garrett Hack demonstrates all the important steps involved in shellac polishing, from using alcohol to prepare the shellac solution, applying the liquid with a brush or a pad, smoothing, and then finally polishing the surface. He also explains where shellac comes from, and provides plenty of tips on how to handle this traditional and environmentally friendly form of surface finishing. You will find all products he uses at www.dictum.com
Garrett Hack uses the following DICTUM products:
Superior Shellac - reddish, 250 g (No. 810037) or 1 kg (No. 810038)
Komet Shellac - orange-coloured, 250 g (No. 810034) or 1 kg (No. 810035)
Astra Shellac - bleached, 250 g (No. 810030) or 1 kg (No. 810031)
Ethanol (Alcohol) 96 %, 1 l (No. 810039)
Flat Brush (No. 706155)
Packing and polishing tube, 20 m (No. 810008)
Polishing Cloth (No. 810029)
Pumice Powder, 250 g (No. 810050)
Mini Scrapers, 3-Piece Set (No. 703539)
Sanding and Polishing Steel Wool No. 000, super fine (No. 706472)
Sanding and Polishing Steel Wool No. 0000, extra fine (No. 706473)
Clourethan® One-Component Lacquer, 1 l (No. 716251)