Shellac is the resinous secretion of the lac insect, belonging to the “Coccidae”, very common in India.
Gum shellac contains about 5% wax and gives elastic, glossy and adhesive films, which become insoluble and darker with aging.
It is used as a final varnish for wooden objects and as a protective coating for gold leaves.
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Appearance: |
Flakes from yellow-orange to brown |
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Dilution: |
Ethyl alcohol |
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