Dewaxed Super Blonde Shellac Flake
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Dewaxed super blonde shellac flake. One of the palest grades in the dewaxed range — a hair shy of platina, a step lighter than blonde. Barely tinted in solution: pale enough to leave wood color alone, with enough presence to build a recognizable shellac film.
Dewaxed flake is shellac with its natural wax separated out, nothing added to take its place. It dries hard and clear, dissolves water-clear, and sits cleanly under and over other finishes, polyurethane included. Dewaxed vs. waxy shellac: when it matters.
Super blonde is the working choice for fine furniture, instrument soundboards, and any project where the shellac needs to be invisible in tone but present in build — one of the most-reached-for grades on the bench.
Choosing a grade? See which shellac color should I use. Mixing it: how to mix shellac flakes and what a cut of shellac is. Keeping it: how to store shellac flakes.
