shellac varnish (Meaning)

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shellac varnish (n)

a thin varnish made by dissolving lac in ethanol; used to finish wood

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The antique table was refinished with a rich shellac varnish that brought out the intricate carvings.
The wooden box was sealed with a layer of shellac varnish to protect it from moisture and scratches.
The artist used a shellac varnish to seal the painting, protecting it from UV rays and yellowing.
The vintage piano was given a new lease on life after being coated with a fresh coat of shellac varnish.
The old rocking chair was restored to its former glory with the help of a shellac varnish finish.
The craftsman used a special blend of shellac varnish to give a smooth and lustrous finish to the guitar.
The wooden floors gleamed with a warm glow after being sealed with shellac varnish.
The shellac varnish created a protective barrier on the wooden surface, making it resistant to spills and stains.
The dollhouse had a quaint and charming look, thanks to the shellac varnish used to paint its tiny exterior.
The delicate petals of the dried flowers were preserved in a frame coated with shellac varnish.

a thin varnish made by dissolving lac in ethanol; used to finish wood

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The antique table was refinished with a rich shellac varnish that brought out the intricate carvings.

The wooden box was sealed with a layer of shellac varnish to protect it from moisture and scratches.

The artist used a shellac varnish to seal the painting, protecting it from UV rays and yellowing.

The vintage piano was given a new lease on life after being coated with a fresh coat of shellac varnish.