Laquer Sealer Mix One Shot

roddy

Hello and thanks for the quick responses about the cabinet questions. I heard from another painting contractor to just put sanding sealer and laquer in a one coat system to do tract work alot more quickly. He calls it a toner mix with no toner. He said it would be the fastest way and will seal the grain all in one application just prep sand everthing first and tack.
second question I was using some S/W waterbased low voc laquer on another project (highend) and at first it seemed to work ok but then it started turning white on some of the panels. My impresions were that the panels were not properly acclimatized. They may have had some residule moisture in them. So has anyone used the low voc water laq from sw and what was the results. I was thinking on using this on that tract we talked about. I appreciate your profesional responses and expieriences. Roddy

Da Vinci

One coat huh? Yikes- well at least people can sand off their calluses with the finish..

WHite blushing with lacquer is usually indicative of moisture and or cold air..

Bay Area Painting Company

Wolverine-Eric

DzVinci is right...

Those types of acrylics are moisture sensitive. Sometimes you can get rid of the water-whitening with a hair dryer...

Let us know how it turns out.

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