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wdrzal · 11-09-2006, 09:06 AM

I'm not sure on yachts, but spraying lacquer sanding with fine paper then buffing is the old woodworkers way.Lacquer can crowfoot (crack) so.......

Now stronger finishes with the same luster can be achieved with urethane or polyurethane, the same process is needed for a perfect finish,as a piece of dust will always land on the wet finish and show, thus the need to sand and buff. more than 1 coat is needed for a deep luster no matter the coating..

11-09-2006, 09:06 AM	#2
wdrzal Registered User Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Baltimore Posts: 136	I'm not sure on yachts, but spraying lacquer sanding with fine paper then buffing is the old woodworkers way.Lacquer can crowfoot (crack) so....... Now stronger finishes with the same luster can be achieved with urethane or polyurethane, the same process is needed for a perfect finish,as a piece of dust will always land on the wet finish and show, thus the need to sand and buff. more than 1 coat is needed for a deep luster no matter the coating..