Boston NC-520-BK nitrocellulose lak

<span style="vertical-align: inherit;"><span style="vertical-align: inherit;">Nitrocellulose lacquer has been used on guitars since the fifties and sixties because of its excellent characteristics. Forming a very thin layer it allows the wood to resonate freely with little restraint. It can be spot repaired easily and when buffed, shows a beautifull shine. Finally, the way this lacquer ages (cracking, yellowing, checking) adds to the character of the instrument. <br> <br>Only use this aerosol in well ventilated, dry areas with a temperature of at least 15'C. Aerosols produce a lot of fine dust, remove or cover all items that don't need lacquer. Always wear protective clothes/gloves/glasses! <br> <br>Shake the spray can well (up side down) for a few minutes. Test the lacquer on a small piece of wood, metal, etc. Make sure the area to be painted is clean, free from dust, grease etc.<br>Hold the spray can vertically approximately 20cm from the area to be painted. Slowly move the can from side to side and begin spraying, while keeping a consistent distance. When changing direction release and reapply pressure. Apply a thin layer of lacquer and wait for 10 minutes before spraying the next. It can take up to a few days for the lacquer to reach maximum strength.<br> <br>After using the aerosol, hold it up side down and spray untill only gas is coming from the nozzle. Now you can safely store it for future use.<br><br></span></span>

€ 29.55