Ebonising Lacquer

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Easy to apply hard wearing lacquer to mimic the look of Ebony

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Description

Ebonising Lacquer is a tough, hard-wearing water-based lacquer. It is heavily pigmented so that when it is dry it emulates the classic satin look of ebony.

Usually applied over a sanding sealer (either Cellulose Sanding Sealer or Acrylic Sanding Sealer aerosol) it is touch dry in about five minutes and hard dry after twenty minutes.

Although heavily pigmented it is not paint and will still allow the grain of the timber to show through, rather than obliterating it completely.

Liming Wax and Gilt Cream can be applied over Ebonising Lacquer to give a pleasing, eye-catching yet very simple artistic effect.

If a bright gloss finish is required from Ebonising Lacquer this is best achieved by using Burnishing Cream on the lacquer which will polish it up to a high gloss.
Acrylic Gloss Lacquer can also be applied on top of Ebonising Lacquer, as can WoodWax 22 and Microcrystalline Wax

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Specifications

Typical uses

A satin, water-based lacquer which gives a very hard-wearing black finish to emulate the look of ebony.

Method of application

Aerosol

Drying time

Within twenty minutes under normal conditions.

Coverage

approx. 2-4 sq. metres per can

Compatibility

Can be used over Acrylic Sanding Sealer and Cellulose Sanding Sealer.

Tips

Be sure to avoid spraying over other items you do not want contaminated with black lacquer! On large areas apply in thin coats. This product can be used for exterior applications.

Thinners

Not applicable

Safety Considerations

Avoid inhalation of spray (see Safety Data Sheet or warnings on can for full details).

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