Thread: Rubbing out Shellac

I've recently tried this with autosol, and yes the difference is quite obvious.

Hope this helps.

edit: time will tell if there are issues with this that can arise later.

Originally Posted by Jeffen

I've recently tried this with autosol, and yes the difference is quite obvious.

Hope this helps.

Thanks for your reply, obvious as in what?.

So,

take a test piece and get it to a nice finish with shellac.
Polish half of it (half of the same side) with your compound of choice and then gauge the difference in reflection against a light or well defined object.

it was really quite clear how much the clarity of reflection had improved on the polished half.

Cheers, Jeff

Originally Posted by Jeffen

So,

take a test piece and get it to a nice finish with shellac.
Polish half of it (half of the same side) with your compound of choice and then gauge the difference in reflection against a light or well defined object.

it was really quite clear how much the clarity of reflection had improved on the polished half.

Cheers, Jeff

Thanks for clarifying that Jeff. I didn't know if it would cause cloudiness. I'll give it a go with Meguiar's Ultimate Compound & Ultimate Polish.