Adequate Drying and finish curing
Once ample coats of lacquer are applied, the finish is left to cure for at least a week, usually two weeks. This allows the coating to shrink and cure while allowing the remaining solvents in the finish to evaporate. This cure time allows for the best rubbing and sheen uniformity and guarantees a minimal amount of future finish shrinkage. |
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