Nigel Burnett wrote:
> Someone is interested in having me make Koto instrument stands. After
the cabinetry I've been doing lately, these look
> pretty simple. Does the shiny black finish have a name so I can look
up how it's done? tia - Nigel
I achieve this using automotive materials and techniques--multiple
coats of sprayed lacquer, wet sanded between coats, followed by
multiple coats of clear lacquer also wet sanded. After final coat, wet
sand with finer grades of wet paper, followed by automotive rubbing and
polishing compounds.
In article <[email protected]>,
Nigel Burnett <[email protected]> wrote:
>Someone is interested in having me make Koto instrument stands. After
>the cabinetry I've been doing lately, these look
>pretty simple. Does the shiny black finish have a name so I can look up
>how it's done? tia - Nigel
Epoxy has moxie,
But lacquer is blacquer.
"Nigel Burnett" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Someone is interested in having me make Koto instrument stands. After the
cabinetry I've been doing lately, these look
> pretty simple. Does the shiny black finish have a name so I can look up
how it's done? tia - Nigel
Lacquer.
-j
In article <[email protected]>,
Nigel Burnett <[email protected]> wrote:
> Someone is interested in having me make Koto instrument stands. After the
> cabinetry I've been doing lately, these look
> pretty simple. Does the shiny black finish have a name so I can look up how
> it's done? tia - Nigel
http://www.pianolac.com/
Amazing stuff! (Water clean-up too..and virtually no smell!)
"Nigel Burnett" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Someone is interested in having me make Koto instrument stands. After the
cabinetry I've been doing lately, these look
> pretty simple. Does the shiny black finish have a name so I can look up
how it's done? tia - Nigel
Lacquer - applied in many coats
BillyB