I used it on my last little concert uke, but did not polish it out shiny. I just brushed it on with a foam brush on top of z-poxy pore fill. About 6 coats over a 2 day period, then leveled it with 400 grit very lightly. Then let it sit for 2 weeks. Then levelled again with 600 grit all the way to 1500 grit, then used synthetic super fine steel wool with Renaissance Wax to satin it out. The finish is one of the best I've ever seen. Very durable, but not as hard as McFaddens Lacquer. It will dent much more easily, but it is easy to repair. I also have a Banjola that was done using this Shellac. Edward sprayed it, and his impression was that it flowed out easily, and blended well. Very easy to sand too between coats. That is very durable and turned out great. I highly recommend this product! Here are some shots of the Uke:
Tracy
, is this stuff available in the US yet?
. I've never used a spray gun before and ended up with an unusual amount of runs , orange peel etc . You name it , I managed to do it . Not the fault of the shellac of course I'm going to give the job to my pug dog next time . He's cheap and can't possibly do a worse job of it than me . 