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   Rick_Gallo_SR | Feb 13, 2000 09:08pm | #1

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   How many coats of shellac are needed to seal the wood?

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   M.Foscone | Feb 23, 2000 08:13am | #2

   *Shellac is a great sealer for tables and case goods,it can be somewhat problematic on carved surfaces but not on a table.Apply the shellac AFTER the stain has dried completely.I usually reduce a 3lb. cut 50%. Lightlysand with 220 and you should be good to go.

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   Lucy_Snow | Jan 02, 2001 05:36pm | #3

   *I'm having face frame kitchen cabinets custom built by a local craftsman. He is planning on using Amerock decorative hinges and Accuride full extension drawer slides. What kind of quality is this hardware? We just got rid of cabinets(Siematic/ frameless) that were falling off their hinges. I want durable, long-lasting hardware. Any advice would be appreciated.

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   Gretchen_ | Jan 02, 2001 09:02pm | #4

   *Lucy, you might post this to the main board since many may not check here under a topic about shellac.Good luck.