So, I was not able to find Seal Coat anywhere in the next big town over. The tru-value here cannot order it, neither can the lumber store, so based on my previous snafu Poly is out. I know it will absorb blotchy.. Is there anything I can put over Shellac as a protective coat? Will an automotive clearcoat adhere to the shellac? I really want to get this project done. I go back to work Wednesday and would feel bad if this was another summer project left undone.
Can anything be put over shellac?
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I have seen lacquer work, but it was a professional grade of lacquer. You might try…. car wax.
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eh, it's usually best to stick to one type of finish to be honest, mixing certain chemicals can be risky. But like he said, make a test piece.
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