Cut Shellac

Cut Shellac is a type of finish that falls under the supply class of Paints, Dopes, Varnishes, and Related Products. It is commonly used as a protective coating for wood surfaces. Shellac is derived from the resin secreted by the female lac bug and is processed into flakes or granules. Cut Shellac refers to the process of dissolving these flakes or granules in denatured alcohol to create a liquid form that can be easily applied with a brush or sprayer. It dries quickly and provides a durable and glossy finish to woodwork, furniture, and other surfaces. Cut Shellac is often used as a sealer or primer before applying other types of finishes, such as varnishes or paints.