Sentences with phrase «apply shellac»

If you realize you need to shellac after applying Chalk Paint ® - that is okay... go ahead and apply the shellac.

You will most likely need to apply shellac to your doors.

I use a lint free, cotton rag to apply the shellac.

Just allow the paint to dry thoroughly and then apply the shellac.

Some will use a brush to apply shellac, but The Purple Painted Lady suggests using a clean, lint free rag and wiping it on.

Immediately she starts to apply a shellac of self - help moonshine to every corner of her life.

If you realize you need to shellac after applying Chalk Paint ® - that is okay... go ahead and apply the shellac.

Once you apply your Shellac, it will look fabulous!

Laura applied the shellac right over her existing Chalk Paint ® and repainted - and loved the outcome.

Note down the required preparation you will have to do, such as cleaning, sanding out scratches, applying wood filler, applying shellac, etc?

Laura applied the shellac right over her existing Chalk Paint ® and repainted - and loved the outcome.

Not exact matches

He applied to MIT to study electrical engineering so that he could solve a problem in hi - fi — how to suppress the hiss made by the shellac records of the day.

After thoroughly washing down the furniture and coating in clear shellac I applied two coats of Paris Grey.

Apply one coat of shellac, let dry.

So to achieve this Restoration Hardware Inspired look, I started off with a coat of Pure White Chalk Paint ® (after washing down the piece and applying a few coats of clear shellac).

I am dying to do the dark polish, but think I need to do a professional shellac so that it does nt chip 2 minutes after applying!

If there is bleed through of the tannins or stain in the wood after one coat of chalk paint, you should use clear shellac over the surface first, let dry, then apply another layer of chalk paint.

I thought I would need to apply Zinsser Shellac over it as so the paint would cover it, but thought I would experiment first and just try the Duck Egg Blue Chalk Paint ® directly over the burn mark to see how it covered.

The I dip an edge into the shellac and wipe it on the piece in the same direction that I will be applying the paint.

An odor blocking shellac is applied to affected areas which may include the sub-floor, tack strips, carpet backing, baseboards, and walls.7.

The artificially aged floors slant (an important aspect of Kienholz's work is achieving special patinas, for which he has developed an inventory of techniques using varnishes and shellacs, inks and oil washes, epoxy, fiberglass and flocking — a close - clipped rayon fiber applied with a blow gun to produce a textural effect like that on a phonograph turntable); the louvered ceiling has been duplicated; and the perfect carpentry of the bar itself had somehow to be badgered into an aging crookedness.

If you see a yellow or pink stain coming through the paint on older furniture — typically from the 1930s and 1940s — apply clear shellac.

If you see a stain bleeding through your new paint layers, apply clear shellac directly over the paint you have already applied.

Using outdated shellac or shellac that has been exposed to high temperatures — always use the freshest shellac and apply it in thin layers.

One or two coats of shellac applied evenly with a cloth pad will block the stain.

If a stain appears, simply apply one or two thin coats of clear shellac directly over the entire surface to be painted before painting and lacquering again.

The A S gal says told me to apply Zinnser shellac and then repaint.

If you are painting new, untreated wood, apply clear shellac to any knots and open grains to block tannins that can bleed up through your new paint layers.

IF - after the first coat of Chalk Paint ®, you see bleeding of wood stain or wood tannins (and remember, there is a difference between «bleeding» versus you not applying a thorough coat of paint and seeing the paneling beneath)-- reference THIS POST ABOUT USING SHELLAC.

Then in both examples, blow off the surface of any dust and use Zinsser Clear Shellac to as so to seal the surface (I like the aerosol cans - but you have to use the spray outside) and apply a thorough coat of shellac over the wholeShellac to as so to seal the surface (I like the aerosol cans - but you have to use the spray outside) and apply a thorough coat of shellac over the wholeshellac over the whole piece.

The I dip an edge into the shellac and wipe it on the piece in the same direction that I will be applying the paint.

apply two thin coats of Zinsser Bullseye Clear Shellac and lightly sand.

I thought I would need to apply Zinsser Shellac over it as so the paint would cover it, but thought I would experiment first and just try the Duck Egg Blue Chalk Paint ® directly over the burn mark to see how it covered.

Some may shellac the floor prior and seal it to prevent this bleeding, paint with Chalk Paint ®, then apply Lacquer.

If it does, apply one coat of Zinseer Clear Shellac.

Due to bleed thru I sanded the pieces and primed with shellac based primer, applied 2 coats chalk paint, and then added the Minwax polycrylic coating (x3) with sanding in between each.

Always apply a stain blocking primer under white or light - colored paint such as GF Stain Blocker or a shellac based primer.