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shellacshel‧lac /ʃəˈlæk/ noun [uncountable]   shellacOrigin: 1600-1700 shell + lac ‘hard substance produced by an insect’ (15-21 centuries) (from Portuguese laca; ➔ LACQUER1), translating French laque en écailles ‘lac in thin flakes’ - Conventional shellac records were very brittle; only a few ounces of shear stress would crack them in half.
- None of these unbreakable records succeeded in displacing shellac.
- Now I have used transparent shellac for many jobs in the past.
- So we went for a shellac finish.
- This is particularly so with Sennelier ink, which has a binder of acrylic, resins and shellac which dries hard.
- Water stains on a ceiling, without deterioration, can be sealed with shellac and the ceiling repainted.
- What was needed here was a transparent finish, and it is possible to achieve that with clear shellac.
- With the shellac the colour was all there and more.
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