Hello, and thanks for your time and knowledge!
I’m preparing to finish my son’s wedding gift. It’s a small table made of QS Red Oak, with some Walnut inlay. I was planning on using some of my General Finish (water based) stain for it. I love what shellac does to the color (warms it up, and pops the grain), but it isn’t really compatable – lifts the stain a bit.
What can I topcoat the waterbased stain with, that will act as the shellac would? I was planning on oil polyeurethane as a top coat, but am coming around to the possibility of the General Finish water-based poly.
I guess the best answer would be to just skip the shellac, but it changes the stain color and warmth just a bit…
Your thoughts?
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