Today I sprayed the first coats of nitro on my current build, a spruce/maple tenor that uses InLace resin ("liquid inlay") for the rosette, tail graft and headstock logo. I'm getting small fisheyes on the InLace, none on the wood. A little online research suggests that I should add some fisheye eliminator to the lacquer for subsequent coats. Does anyone have experience with this stuff? Any recommendations or other advice?
In retrospect, I should have sealed the instrument with shellac instead of vinyl. Apparently a shellac base is less prone to fisheye. Live and learn.
In retrospect, I should have sealed the instrument with shellac instead of vinyl. Apparently a shellac base is less prone to fisheye. Live and learn.