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    Whatever you do don't thin down the U-Beaut Sanding Sealer.


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    LOL - thin it down any more, and it'll be a homeopathic remedy rather than a finish.....

    Hang on ..."Homeopathic Finishes".....there's an idea for a whole new product range.

    "Homeopathic Shellac": Alcohol that has been waved over the top of a packet of dry shellac flakes. Available in blonde or orange.

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    Even better, sniff the ethyl alcohol enough and you won't care about finish quality.

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    IIRC acc. to ubeaut's instructions, when their std Shellac mix is past its use-by date you can thin away. A good way to use up the product.

    Every woodie's shed should have a bottle of ubeaut Shellac; good for all sorts of things. Just put it in the fridge if you have hot summers.
    Cheers, Ern

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    Just by way of postscript, I returned a 'functional' Box Elder bowl this arvo; had had the n/c SS and ubeaut wax treatment.

    Came up a treat with the same finish.

    As it would've with shellac SS.

    PS This time with clear n/c SS from Paintmobile with gen purpose paint thinners. Have been using stuff from The Woodsmith.
    Cheers, Ern

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