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1. 
   jazzdogg | Jun 05, 2004 06:20am | #1

   Kevarc,

   I buy J.E. Moser's from Woodworkers's Supply of New Mexico: http://www.woodworker.com

   They list the following in their current catalog:

   848-817        1 lb       Seedlac           $15.99 ea

   848-824        1 lb       Buttonlac        $18.99

   848-831        1 lb       Garnetlac        $27.99

   848-838        1 lb       Orange           $17.99

   848-845        1 lb       Super blonde  $22.99

   Have fun,

   -Jazzdogg-

   Whether you think you can, or you think you can't, you're right.

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   OneofmanyBobs | Jun 06, 2004 03:15am | #4

   http://www.Woodfinishingsupplies.com  Run by Russ Ramirez.  More selection.  Better prices.  Online ordering.  Unlike Homestead, you don't have to call on the phone.  Wide selection of solvents and other stuff.  Half the prices you quoted in many cases.

2. 
   DP | Jun 05, 2004 04:21pm | #2

   Homestead Finishing owned by Jeff Jewett has about the broadest selection of shellac flakes that I've seen and at least the last time I ordered he had the lowest prices as well.  And if you have any questions or need advice he is very willing to pass on his expertise.

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   kevarc | Jun 05, 2004 09:02pm | #3

   Thanks. Homestead looks like a winner to me. I have been to the other site and do not like it. It is way to confusing to get around.

   I got Jeff's book this afternoon at B&N. Now I have something to read tonight.

   Kevin Arceneaux

   Visit the Lone Wolf Activities for MS Trainsimulator at http://www.3dtrains.com

   Edited 6/5/2004 5:44 pm ET by kevarc

3. 
   Ardito | Jun 06, 2004 03:23am | #5

   I purchase all of my finishing supplies from Jeff at Homestead Finishing.  He does have the best prices and the best quality of everything.  For finishing, he has TONS of articles on his website and also has an unbelievable "finishing" forum.  I second that vote for Homestead Finishing. 

   Cheers!
   Dark Magneto

1. 
   kevarc | Jun 07, 2004 05:42am | #6

   I read his book yesterday and today and KNOW it will be a huge help. I think I will stick with him.Kevin Arceneaux

   Visit the Lone Wolf Activities for MS Trainsimulator at http://www.3dtrains.com

4. 
   Lilshaver | Jun 08, 2004 01:17am | #7

   go to http://www.shellac.net

   Really, no fooling.

   I've purchased from them and have gotten good service and good products. They have a sample package that is a great to way to see what different shellac looks like.