Hello Stephen! To French Polish, you would basically apply thin layers of shellac using a circular motion, which results in a high-gloss finish. Here is a detailed description of this method:
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Hello Stephen! To French Polish, you would basically apply thin layers of shellac using a circular motion, which results in a high-gloss finish. Here is a detailed description of this method:
https://www.thespruce.com/french-polish-your-woodworking-project-3536489