[email protected] wrote:
> I need some dewaxed blond shellac for a birdseye mable panel. Is
> Zinnser SealCoat simply
> 100% dewaxed blond shellac, or are there flattening agents in there as
> well?
From Zinnser's web site:
"SealCoat offers the timesaving versatility of refined shellac in a
pre-mixed 2 lb. cut 100% wax-free formula."
IIRC, Zinnser makes no claim to it being "blond" as the color may vary
depending on their source, time of year, and what the lac bug happened
to be feeding on.
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Jack Novak
Buffalo, NY - USA
[email protected]
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>I need some dewaxed blond shellac for a birdseye mable panel. Is
> Zinnser SealCoat simply
> 100% dewaxed blond shellac, or are there flattening agents in there as
> well?
http://www.zinsser.com/product_detail.asp?ProductID=72
It's just dewaxed shellac... I'm using it right now on a project and it
isn't materially adding color.
John
On Sat, 21 Mar 2009 00:23:20 +0000, Nova wrote:
> [email protected] wrote:
>> I need some dewaxed blond shellac for a birdseye mable panel. Is
>> Zinnser SealCoat simply
>> 100% dewaxed blond shellac, or are there flattening agents in there as
>> well?
>
> IIRC, Zinnser makes no claim to it being "blond" as the color may vary
> depending on their source, time of year, and what the lac bug happened
> to be feeding on.
In addition, it's not pure shellac as Zinnser adds something to keep it
good for 2-3 years. Don't know what the something is.
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