if your going to be flatting the base back you might want to apply few more coats as i dont think two will be enough to stop you throw sanding throw. id go for more like 4 or 5 if you can. with the colour you just want to keep going till it even all over and the colour you want. you want to apply a fair amount of lacquer as this is what gives you your depth and shine, also the more you have on there the more you have at a later date to work with, for example if it gets scratched you can flat and polish it to remove the marks if you have put enough lacquer on there
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if your going to be flatting the base back you might want to apply few more coats as i dont think two will be enough to stop you throw sanding throw. id go for more like 4 or 5 if you can. with the colour you just want to keep going till it even all over and the colour you want. you want to apply a fair amount of lacquer as this is what gives you your depth and shine, also the more you have on there the more you have at a later date to work with, for example if it gets scratched you can flat and polish it to remove the marks if you have put enough lacquer on there
remember300
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Right lots more under coat, thats fair i personally would prefer a matte finish and its going internal so its not gonna get scuffed hopefully.
yer better for flatting back that way mate. if you want a matt look then you can buy matt or satin lacquer instead of gloss lacquer. keep in mind tho you can not flat or polish matt/satin lacquer because as soon as you do it will turn to gloss lacquer
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/High-Qual...Material_Paint_Varnish_MJ&hash=item35d32fbdd2
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YA learn something new everyday lol
