---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment By The way & for the record I would not use acrylic lacquer on hammers. It is a plastized form of lacquer that takes a long time to get hard & quite a sticky material.. I use it on my plate finish mixed with bronzing powders & it is wionderfully idiot proof. Hey I'm usin it. It doesn't chip easily & gives a nice clear top coating too. Dale Erwin Charles & Horace, This is interesting. The first place I went was Sherwin-Williams. I called first to ask if they had water white nitro and was told yes. When I stopped by the store the fellow brought out a can of water white CAB-Acrylic lacquer. I ask for the spec sheet as I was suspicious of the formulation. It is similar to nitrocellulose but not the same as explained in the Sherwin-Williams spec sheet and in the link I sent to the list. (I found that link after visiting Sherwin-Williams) Not wanting to take chances, I asked if water white nitro was available through the store and was given the answer "there is no such thing as water white nitrocellulose lacquer." Well, technically yes if one goes by the description in the aforementioned link but we know better. :-) Anyway, I would be interested in knowing exactly what the label says on the product you purchased from Sherwin-Williams. Horace, I will let you know how the tone turns out as soon as I get the chance. Don ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/caut.php/attachments/5a/f8/4c/f8/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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