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I made a table top with Mahogany veneer & an inlay of Maple. I sprayed it with a few coats of shellack. After doing so I really don't like the way the Maple veneer turned out. Being inflected with the perfection disease I'm thinking of doing it over. I used Better Bond Veneer glue when I did it so I imagine I'll have to remove the shellack to get the other veneer to stick. What would be the way to remove the shellack ?
Last edited by Jay Jolliffe; 01-08-2015 at 3:12 PM.
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If the veneer glue will not bond to shellac (I am not sure if it does or does not), then:
I'd do a light sanding with 400 or 600 and sweep, wipe that off dry.
Then use ethanol (DNA) to wipe off the rest. Switch to clean rags often.
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Yeah, DNA takes of shellac pretty nicely.
you can never have too much pepperoni on your pizza or own too many clamps.
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DA will remove shellac ...
Jerry
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Thanks everyone...I'll try it....
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