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Old 11-23-2009, 11:43 AM
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Hey guys, just a little question. Can I spray Deft Lacquer over Minnwax Lacquer ? I ran out of the minnwax and can't get to the store right a way.

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imho.....lacquer is lacquer...just another brand...same stuff..........I would nor be afraid to use it myself.... on my carvings........tmo

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