TRADITIONAL SATIN FINISH: A classic low-gloss nitrocellulose lacquer finish trusted by luthiers and guitar techs FAST DRYING & BUILDABLE: Dries quickly for multiple coats in a day. Resistant to alcohol and moisture USER FRIENDLY AEROSOL CAN: Convenient and ready to spray, this 13oz aerosol can delivers consistent coverage without professional spray equipment ADJUSTABLE SPRAY PATTERN: Rotating spray tip nozzle allows for vertical and horizontal application & even coverage PROFESSIONAL INSTRUMENT LACQUER: Formulated specifically for guitars, basses, mandolins, ukuleles, and other wood instruments

The Easiest Way to Spray a Professional Satin Guitar Finish
ColorTone Aerosol Guitar Lacquer in Clear Satin is designed for those who prefer a smooth, low-gloss finish. This traditional nitrocellulose lacquer provides a durable, satin sheen that enhances the natural beauty of wood while protecting it.

Fast-Drying & Resistant to Alcohol and Water
Our professional-grade nitrocellulose lacquer dries quickly, creating a hard, durable surface that resists moisture and wear. The rotating-tip nozzle allows for both horizontal and vertical spray patterns, ensuring even coverage.

Perfect for Touch-Ups or Full Instrument Finishing
ColorTone Nitrocellulose Guitar Lacquer can be applied over smooth bare wood, sanded basecoats of grain filler, ColorTone Aerosol Sealer, and ColorTone Stains. It is perfect for both minor touch-ups and complete instrument finishing.

How Many Cans Do You Need?
The number of cans needed depends on application technique and desired thickness:

• Electric Guitar Neck: No sealer, 2-3 cans lacquer
• Solid Body Electric: 1 can sealer, 3-4 cans lacquer
• Acoustic or Archtop Guitar: 1 can sealer, 4-6 cans lacquer
• Mandolin or Dulcimer: 1 can sealer, 3-4 cans lacquer
• Banjo Rim & Neck: 1 can sealer, 3-4 cans lacquer
• Ukulele: 1 can sealer, 2-3 cans lacquer

Application Tips for a Perfect Satin Finish
Clear Satin lacquer typically requires fewer coats. Apply multiple thin layers and sand between coats for a level surface, but do not sand the final coat—the built-in flattener ensures a smooth satin appearance.

Pro Tip: Use Warm Lacquer for Smoother Application
Cold lacquer can spatter and require extra sanding. To improve spray consistency, soak the aerosol cans in warm tap water before use. This method helps achieve a professional, even finish with minimal effort.

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