Lacquer

A fast-drying usually clear coating that is highly flammable and dries by solvent evaporation only. Can be reconstituted after drying by adding solvent.

Lacquer vs Paint, which is better?

We realize Lacquer, pre- or post-catalyzed lacquer (epoxy formula) and Acrylic cabinet coating takes a knack to do it well. Not everyone gets the same results when it comes to panting kitchen cabinets for a variety of reasons. PAINTING Guys demonstrate why we don't use lacquer or pre- or post-catalyzed lacquer (epoxy formula) anymore.!

Repairing water damaged beadboard cabinets

Water-damaged bead board cabinets can be prevented by caulking between the gaps using DAP 230.

In this example, PAINTING Guys refinished these beadboard cabinets with acrylic paint rather than lacquer and the finish is more durable and looks beautiful!

Repairing beadboard cabinets with DAP 230

Repairing water damaged beadboard cabinets