Mohawk Finisher's Choice Lacquer, Clear Gloss, M102-0540, 13 oz

First... do your research and know what your are getting into with nitrocellulose. It takes some effort, a little knowledge, and a long off gassing period of at least a few months. It has strong VOC (fumes). I knew that, and so should you. I purchased Mohawk nitro after trying another brand of nitrocellulose laquer. The other brand is known for guitar finishing. Even though my house is climate controlled and low humidity, the other brand, blushed and turned white very bad. This ruined the guitar finish and costed me 50 in materials and about 4 hours sanding down the guitar. The Mohawk brand was my final effort to do nitrocellulose. It turned out beautiful! I still have yet to polish it, but it's already very pleasing.

Used to repair a ding on a guitar neck. Worked well. Note : Make sure you have good polishing compounds of different grit like the ones from StewMac (ColorTone) to blend the edges and any rises at the repair spot after it dries.

Great products much easier to apply than other brand and excellent finish with nice shiny clear coat finish. Great for small parts and touch up.

dry time is fast, careful when using clear over it. slow, thin costs Price is very high.

Works the way it is intended. Must be careful to by the right sanding sealer as there is one for the Finisher's Choice and a different sanding sealer for the pre cat finish which I bought but did not use because the sanding sealer was not compatible.I think it is a bit expensive for 13oz.