Master a Technique: Not-so-French Polish

Traditionally, shellac was applied by French polishing, a process that involves using a cloth pad to apply dozens of very thin layers of shellac. This method produces a beautiful, lustrous finish, but it's both labor–intensive and time-consuming. This story shows how to achieve the same lustrous results more easily by using a synthetic brush and modern abrasives.

This complete technique story PDF features:

• Full color magazine-style page views
• Easy-to-follow instructions with helpful how-to photos and source information
• Printer-friendly format: each page prints 8-1/2" x 11" size
• Full-size patterns: Patterns that are shown on grids will print full-size

Please note that this is a DIGITAL project. You will receive a download link in your order confirmation. You will not receive a printed copy.