dartfords Purple Nitrocellulose Guitar Lacquer - 1 litre Bottle

Used this with the amber colour to make a nice cherry sunburst I think it worked pretty nicelyGranted you need many layers of clear coat to make it last

I used this to put three coats of vintage butterscotch colour on an ash bodied Telecaster, with an additional three coats of gloss lacquer from the same range. Couldn’t be happier with how it went on. It needs to cure for a few weeks before polishing, so the finish is currently satin, but it’s very consistent and I was able to get just the right amount of grain showing that I was aiming for. I used light coats and it was touch dry within 5 minutes.I was attempting to replicate the finish from the 60th Anniversary Telecaster in platinum blonde, and it’s come pretty close, so take a look at that if you want to know what shade this colour is.

It is a good quality of paint as it looks good on my guitar and it is good for value of money and easy to apply onto things. The thickness of the paint is good when you give it a good shake and overall it’s good.

First class tinted lacquer, the more you spray the darker it gets, but very gradually and very easy to use. Recommended product, sprays evenly and consistently, used this on my Ukulele, then on a strat type guitar, with excellent results. Would use it again without hesitation. Overall great product.

More of a very strong amber/orange colour really, even diluted it would be more of a weak amber rather than yellow

It's a grower.Quite blunt , challenging lyrics

It's very easy to get great results with this product, it sprays well and drys very fast I use this on all my guitar builds.

Great product and ideal colour for guitar repairs