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Stan,
This is going to sound "really petty" and even goofy, and you shouldn't change the line because of, but I have to let you know, (why I don't really know), that lacquer doesn't soak in anything. It dries right away on wooden surfaces. Varnishes soak in though! Now, to have some fun with this little detail, you could say "tung oil" instead of lacquer, as tung oil is a varnish and soaks in! SEE? Silly to mention it all huh? But I'm feeling like a silly refinisher now. Bet that's the strangest critique you had yet!
John, the hand rubbed varnisher!
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