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Thread: A buisness to laquer
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17th June 2009, 10:27 PM #1
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A buisness to laquer
hi everybody
i am coming to the end of my HSC woodwork project and i am looking for a buisness who could laquer it for me. this is so that i can get the best finish i can(school machines arent very good quality)
i have made a sideboard unit and need to have it laquered in a few weeks( in the school holidays 10th july-1st august) so that i can clean it up and finish it by 24th august.
if anybody knows a buisness that can lacquer my unit in sydney or have any other idea, it would be much appreciated
thanks Wakesetter
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2nd July 2009, 05:31 PM #2
Why not do it yourself?
Danish oil is pretty much foolproof (hey even i managed to get a smooth finish from it, using rags and cheap brushes).
Or simply spraycans of lacquer from bunnings.
Polyurethane is difficult to get really smooth i've found, without lots of sanding.
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2nd July 2009, 05:42 PM #3
Any panelbeater could spray it with the clear lacquer topcoat used on cars. It will be quite serviceable but it will be a full gloss finish.
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