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   john_c2 | Apr 30, 2024 04:21am | #1

   I have the Fuji 4 stage. Shellac sprays very easily. I forget which tip I use. Because the alcohol is very flammable, be careful where you spray. I would not do it in a basement near a furnace. Don't spray in direct sunlight either. It dries so fast you'll get droplets drying before they hit the surface. But really, shellac is about the easiest thing to spray.

   I use Sealcoat, straight out of the can.

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   _mj_ | Apr 30, 2024 04:59am | #2

   Ummmm... "would do it"?

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   john_c2 | Apr 30, 2024 01:26pm | #5

   Thanks. Fixed. Would NOT do it.

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   hotdogman | Apr 30, 2024 08:03am | #3

   I use a 1.5 pound cut to spray shellac. The only issue I have is it dries so fast you will often get a rough surface and the need to scuff it off a bit. Sometimes I have used a rag soaked in alcohol to smooth out the finish before it dries completely.

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   DRBWWing | Apr 30, 2024 11:27am | #4

   I've sprayed a bit of shellac. Never a need to thin. Used 1.3 tip HVLP.

   I've avoided using a turbine sprayer b/c the I think the warm air probably isn't a good idea, but obviously others do it.

   I've never had an issue with temps being too hot, but I can say when you're spraying you can't mess around you have to lay on a good coat or else it will be fuzzy.