Summary for white lacquer repair Discussion
White lacquer repair is the main issue in this thread: one poster asks how to fill a 3" x 1" loss of lacquer and smaller dents on a dining suite after moving, while another asks how to restore light abrasive scratches on a white high-gloss cabinet that look like discoloration. The excerpt does not include any replies, so no specific repair method is given in the source. The practical takeaway is simply that both problems involve touch-up or restoration of damaged white lacquer finishes, but the thread text provided stops at the questions and does not show the recommended products, fillers, or finishing steps. Because there are no answers in the excerpt, the page appears to be a repair question archive entry rather than a resolved how-to discussion.
Q. I have a white lacquer dining suite that has had a few bumps in moving. The wood is showing so the mishap has created a loss of lacquer about 3″ x 1″ as well as smaller indentations. How and what do I use to fill it in and touch up the lacquer.
Lilian Taylor
– Burnaby, B.C. Canada
2001
Q. Hello! I have a white high gloss lacquer cabinet that I accidentally scratched in a couple of places using an abrasive pad. Scratches are very light and look like discoloration in the finish. Any suggestions on how to restore the white high gloss?
Thanks!
Laura Gibbons
Owner – Washington DC, USA
April 21, 2014