This is what we call blush, its trapped moisture and needs to be released. fix only when humidity is low, You must respray with lacquer. Add 10 to 25% retarding thinner to the same thinner you were using and spray the surface with the mixed thinners,and allow to dry. The thinner softens the surface film, and the retarding agents slow the drying time,allowing the trapped moisture to escape. If this don't work, wait for a hot "DRY" day. Remove old finish with 0000-steelwool until the cloudy area is removed, blow out your air-tank (bleeder valve) and all lines, (IMPORTANT: tank & lines must be free from moisture). Now you have a dry day, no moisture, recoat with fresh Lacquer. Remember dry. Good-Luck! DRY!
You can fix water spots on your dinning table using a number of methods depending on the finish of the table; you can gently buff them using a soft cloth, or a lacquer thinner for lacquer finish.
Adhesive is not a lacquer. Lacquer is a type of finish. Adhesive is something to join 2 things or parts.
Yes, acrylic lacquer can be applied over a 2 pack finish. Be aware, using a very fine finish could cause an adhesion problem.
An enamel finish is more durable than a lacquer finish.
Clean the surfaceSandOil, wax, or lacquer to finish.
Lacquer is usually a 2 to 1 mix with 2 parts lacquer and 1 part hardener + I personally add a splash of thinner to this as it makes the lacquer flow on the panel ur painter better thus giving a flatter finish!
Many manufactures offer black lacquer finish wardrobe closets. Ikea Hemnes offers black lacquer finish wardrobe closets. You can also try your local major furniture dealer who can special order products direct from the manufactures . You can also try http://www.alibaba.com/showroom/bedroom-furniture-black-lacquer.html .
coat, finish, polish, shine, gloss, varnish, enamel, lacquer
Not keeping it clean and buffed, obviously !!
It is a genuine leather coated with a clear lacquer to give it a shiny finish
I would use a high quality Lacquer, with high solids, (high gloss, water clear) I use Hood Lacquer.
scrape off the lacquer paint first. by means of sand paper #100-140 before applying the latex paint