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A lightly fragrant ready-to-use natural resin developed to leave a natural, long-lasting and antique effect on solid and aged furniture
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Dissolved in pure alcohol
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Shellac polish revives the tree
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Gives life to old boards
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It reveals even the smallest vascular tissue and fiber on the tree with its original colors
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Guitar, piano violin and similar musical instruments are given a natural shine with shellac polish
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Shows full compatibility with acoustic musical instruments due to its organic structure
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It is used in foil applications on wooden surfaces and in traditional inlay art
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APPLICATION: THE wooden object is first lightly sanded for a smooth surface
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It is recommended to use a fine sandpaper ( See Terlans Natural Wood Polishing Set)
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The surface is lubricated after sanding
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For this, Linseed oil or teak oil can be used depending on the type of tree
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Flax oil gives excellent results in oak, ash and walnut and similar trees
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Linseed oil wood is applied to protect against moisture
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Terlans Bleached Linseed Oil can be used for this purpose
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Shellac polish is shaken before use and applied circularly to the surface with cotton buffered inside the cloth
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The more varnish is discarded (it dries in 1 hour if you are polishing at home ambient temperature), the brighter the wood will look and look vibrant
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NOTE: Shellac Polish is the most ideal natural finish to give wood its natural shine
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However, it may not be sufficient to protect the wood
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If water repellency to wood, resistance to impact, heat, etc.
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If it is desired to provide a natural resistance and protection against environmental influences such as -, it is recommended to use Terlans Natural Wood Protective Wax Polish on the first floor.
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