Stick Shellac

[darren]

I was looking at one of my rosettes today, thinking that some stick shellac would help fill some gaps here or there that are still visible. I think it's too late for this one, but want to get some for the next time around. Where do you all get this? I'm surprised it is not listed at the usual suppliers. My finishes are either oil varnish or true-oil/danish oil so I don't think the lacquer sticks are appropriate. You can correct me on that point if necessary.

I found this with a web search, don't know if the price is good or not but shipping is free. http://www.musicmedic.com/catalog/produ ... -s100.html

Advice, suppliers, etc welcome. :)

[Ben-Had]

Try this:

http://www.regentstoneproducts.com/Shel ... tails.aspx

[RnB]

There's also Mohawk. They have all kinds of Burn-in Sticks

http://www.mohawk-finishing.com/catalog ... p?ictNbr=3

[Kevin Sjostrand]

Stewmac has it.
http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Finishing_s ... &xsr=16245

Kevin

[darren]

Stewmac has it.
http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Finishing_s ... &xsr=16245

Kevin

is that the same as stick shellac, if not, is it suitable for use with an oil or varnish finish like shellac is?

[Kevin Sjostrand]

Oh, sorry Darren, you were looking for shellac, my bad.
I don't know if it is compatible. Good question.
I haven't seen stick shellac.

Kevin

[B. Howard]

The SM stuff is stick shellac. Works well with any finish I have used it on. If using between coats of finish, clear is usually my choice, if using over a finish Amber often looks better.

[darren]

The SM stuff is stick shellac. Works well with any finish I have used it on. If using between coats of finish, clear is usually my choice, if using over a finish Amber often looks better.

Thanks Brian, that is very helpful.