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Nitrocellulose Spray, Metallic Effect Pearly — 400 mL guitar lacquer
400 mL nitrocellulose lacquer spray for guitar finishing, available in more than 40 colors. Spray color allows easy application without a spray gun to achieve a professional finish with Nitorlack, developed specifically to paint guitars. Metallic Pearly is a colorless lacquer that adds a fine, smooth pearlescent effect over any color.
Volume: 400 mL | Type: Nitrocellulose lacquer spray | Finish: Metallic Pearly (colorless, pearlescent effect) | Application method: Aerosol spray (no spray gun required)
- Developed specifically to paint guitars
- More than 40 nitrocellulose spray colors available
- Adds a fine, smooth pearlescent effect over any color
- Used after primer/sealer for visual design and protection
- Compatible with nitro primer, varnish, grain filler, and polish pastes
Pearly metallic guitar lacquer that adds a fine, smooth pearlescent shimmer over any base colour. This colourless pearl metallic nitrocellulose coat is applied after the primer/sealer to refine the visual design and add an extra protective layer for a durable finish. In stock in the UK with fast UK delivery.
Usage
Use this pearly nitro finish after the primer/sealer coat to enhance your colour and protect the surface. Being colourless, it develops a delicate pearlescent effect when sprayed over any shade, making it an ideal top-up to your nitrocellulose guitar finish build.
Compatibility
Compatible with our nitrocellulose primer, nitrocellulose varnish, grain filler, and polish pastes.
Preparation & Application
- Shake the can vigorously for 2 to 5 minutes before use.
- Apply thin layers to avoid drips and ensure homogeneous coverage.
- Work in an environment with low humidity.
- Spray with a uniform movement from approximately 20 cm distance.
- Wait 12 to 24 hours between coats; sanding lightly between coats is recommended.
- Apply a primer and sand to 400 grit before spraying.
Notes
This metallic guitar paint is toxic; use appropriate protection (goggles, mask, and gloves) and apply outdoors or in a well-ventilated area.
