+x Ross Williams - 8/7/2018 4:25:47 AM+x Fasta - 8/2/2018 2:15:46 PMYou don't need to change from shellac to another material.You can completely seal with multiple coats of shellac and then wax and mould from it, this is the old school way before more high tech paints etc.But then shellac is also very thin and not so good for filling small divits etc, you could also use just duratec alone with multiple coats, either add extra coats at 1-2 hour intervals or let fully cure, then sand and recoat again, sand again, wax and mould from.Fasta and Hanaldo, thank you for your input. I've decided to experiment by brushing it on some scrap mdf first. It may take a week or two to get to that point, then I'll post up my thoughts afterward.Ross
+x Fasta - 8/2/2018 2:15:46 PMYou don't need to change from shellac to another material.You can completely seal with multiple coats of shellac and then wax and mould from it, this is the old school way before more high tech paints etc.But then shellac is also very thin and not so good for filling small divits etc, you could also use just duratec alone with multiple coats, either add extra coats at 1-2 hour intervals or let fully cure, then sand and recoat again, sand again, wax and mould from.