lakkikerrokset
Lakkikerrokset, or lacquer layers, refer to the application of multiple thin coats of lacquer to a surface, typically wood, to achieve a desired finish. This process is a fundamental technique in woodworking and furniture making, aiming to provide protection, enhance aesthetics, and create a smooth, durable surface. Each layer of lacquer serves a specific purpose, building upon the previous one to create a cumulative effect.
The initial layers, often referred to as "sealer coats" or "primer coats," are applied to fill the
The final stages involve "top coats" or "clear coats." These are typically applied in thin layers to