Spraying Lacquer

Paint supplies for applying lacquer finishes on wood and metal.

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Lacquer Spray, Gloss, Black, 12 oz
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Introduction

Spraying lacquer creates a smooth, durable topcoat on furniture, cabinets, and trim. Proper prep, thin coats, and correct spray distance help avoid runs and orange peel texture.

  • Fast-drying formula that allows multiple coats in one session
  • Clear or tinted options to match existing finishes
  • Compatible with HVLP and airless sprayers for even coverage

Work in a ventilated area and follow label instructions for thinning and cleanup.

FAQs

Raw or sealed wood, metal, and some plastics. Test a small area first to confirm adhesion and finish appearance.

Two to three light coats usually provide good build. Sand lightly between coats for a glass-smooth final surface.

Yes, if the paint is fully cured and not chalky. Lightly sand glossy surfaces to give the lacquer a tooth for bonding.

Wear a respirator, eye protection, and gloves. Keep sparks and open flames away; lacquer fumes are flammable.

Flush the sprayer immediately with the thinner recommended on the can. Dried lacquer can clog nozzles and hoses.