26995
Accession Number
24041
Title Of Article Chaper
Some notes on shellacs for French polishing
Title Of Journal Book
Proceedings of the Furniture and Wooden Objects Symposium, 2-3 July 1980
Pages
73-75
Collation
0.625
Reference Bibliography
Bibliography: p. 75
Publisher
Canadian Conservation Institute
Publisher City
Ottawa
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Monograph
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
Furniture and Wooden Objects Symposium
Meeting City
Ottawa
Meeting Country
Canada
Abstract
Of the varieties of shellacs available on the market, orange shellac is perhaps the type used most often by the conservator and craftsman for French polishing. (Bleached or white shellac is not suitable for this purpose.) However, from my experience over the years I have found that blonde shellac is, in my opinion, a superior shellac for French polishing. There are two reasons for this; ease of preparation and most important, the appearance of the final finish. -- CAL
Keywords
shellac;French polishing;orange shellac;polish;blonde shellac; preparation;appearance -- CAL
pub_id
26995
Meeting Date
19800702-19800703