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"James"

04/03/2017 5:59 PM

Shellac Question

Hi Group, I have a gallon can of Bullseye Shellac that's been setting a
while. It has gelled but not solidified. Can I rejuvenate it by adding
alcohol? Thanks, Jim

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in reply to "James" on 04/03/2017 5:59 PM

04/03/2017 4:07 PM

On Saturday, March 4, 2017 at 3:00:43 PM UTC-6, Ed Pawlowski wrote:

> Even if it is solidified on a table top.

LOL... how true is that?

Robert

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woodchucker

in reply to "James" on 04/03/2017 5:59 PM

04/03/2017 6:26 PM

On 3/4/2017 12:59 PM, James wrote:
> Hi Group, I have a gallon can of Bullseye Shellac that's been setting a
> while. It has gelled but not solidified. Can I rejuvenate it by adding
> alcohol? Thanks, Jim
>
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While you can, I would not.
It's past its lifetime. Once it starts to go hard, it really is not good
as a finish. It may never dry.

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Ed Pawlowski

in reply to "James" on 04/03/2017 5:59 PM

04/03/2017 4:00 PM

On 3/4/2017 2:12 PM, dadiOH wrote:
> "James" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Hi Group, I have a gallon can of Bullseye Shellac that's been setting a
>> while. It has gelled but not solidified. Can I rejuvenate it by adding
>> alcohol? Thanks, Jim
>
> Yes. Even if it solidified.
>
>

Even if it is solidified on a table top.

dx

"dadiOH"

in reply to "James" on 04/03/2017 5:59 PM

04/03/2017 2:12 PM


"James" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi Group, I have a gallon can of Bullseye Shellac that's been setting a
> while. It has gelled but not solidified. Can I rejuvenate it by adding
> alcohol? Thanks, Jim

Yes. Even if it solidified.

LB

Larry Blanchard

in reply to "James" on 04/03/2017 5:59 PM

05/03/2017 1:14 AM

On Sat, 04 Mar 2017 18:26:46 -0500, woodchucker wrote:

> While you can, I would not.
> It's past its lifetime. Once it starts to go hard, it really is not good
> as a finish. It may never dry.

Correct. The ingredients and/or properties that let it dry only work
once, although I have gotten away with dewaxed that has only been dry (on
a surface) for a few hours.

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