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    Just wondering, is it possible spraying shellacing on timber or mdf? I was thinking of buying the feast watson premade french polish ( as that looks pretty thin) and giving it a go. what do you think? Will i be dissapointed with the results?

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    Quote Originally Posted by joseph84
    Just wondering, is it possible spraying shellacing on timber or mdf? I was thinking of buying the feast watson premade french polish ( as that looks pretty thin) and giving it a go. what do you think? Will i be dissapointed with the results?

    cheers

    Joseph
    I have sprayed shellac with great success, but I used shellac from Neil .
    http://www.ubeaut.com.au/flakes.html#fp1

    The thinner the better, it just meens you do more coats thats all.
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    I second what ozwinner said, buy/mix your own from ubeauts range.

    Shellac sprays really well I just use a HVLP spray gun and the results are excellent.


    joez

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    When spraying shellac dont forget to strain it first. I use paper cone ones from the auto parts store (paint section). These work well although cost approx $1 each.
    Also you may find it a lot more economic to make up your own shellac (u-beaut flakes are the best as the bunnings stuff is very waxy and does not dissolve anywere near as well) as spraying tends to go through significantly more polish than any other method of application.

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