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Shellac on Maple
In the process of building kitchen cupboards in Cherry and Maple. I tried a few dies and combinations of dies,oils,and stains and concluded, as I often do, that wood looks best in it's natural color. Using Classic core Cherry I sanded lightly with a 320 soft pad on a felt padded block, apply one coat 1lb cut Ultra Blonde, light sand same 320 to remove any grain raise, and apply a second coat. I was working outside on 10 degree Celsius so I was able to work the second coat wet to ensure a nice even application, I sanded with a 320 flat sheet on a felt block a bit aggressively to give a uniform sealed surface. I then applied 2 coats General EnduroVar satin. The result is excellent as it really displays the beauty of the cherry color. I did a similar process on maple for the cabinets, used only one coat of 1 lb mixed half Blonde and half Ultra Blonde. I know EnduroVar does not need or recommend a sealer, I find it pops the grain a bit, adds a slight hue, and reduces the grain raise.
Great!
High quality clean shellac flakes. Dissolves fast in Bio-flame (I found Rona to be the cheapest). Very fresh shellac. Dries to touch in minutes during French polishing (1.5lb cut). I tested it's de-waxed claim by top-coating it with an oil polyurethane and absolutely no adhesion issues; tape and scratch tests passed. Wood Essence even includes a handy cut mixing chart. Fast shipping with tracking!
Wonderful
This shellac mixes and applies great with Methyl Hydrate (Wood Essence says: You can also use Denatured Ethanol 95%, available under the brand name "Bio-Flame Fuel", at Canadian Tire Stores)