Quoted from mark532011:One of the scary things about cabinet repainting is the marbelizing many old pins have. Some bondo and paint can make an old cabinet look like new, but getting the marbelizing done can be tricky. There have been some threads reporting success and some that were unhappy, as well as do-it-yourself with glue and lacquer thinner. For those thinking of trying it or worried how it works, I made a video of my work on a Target Pool. It is easy to do too much and it came out a little more vivid/dark than the original but all in all I think its easier to do than I had expected.
Nicely produced video Mark thks.
Sometime ago I was steered on webbing by a recommendation in one of vids guides. This method uses classic or traditional lacquer which is able to be used straight out of the can without thinning. I like it because I prefer a more subtle rather than bold webbing.
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The lacquer I use is marketed in Australian as Dulon.
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So it goes straight into my touchup gun undiluted and after some clearing of the process from the gun then applied. The level of subtleness or boldness of the webbing is controlled by the application technique ie swift wave subtle bold slower wave. As I think others have commented it normally takes longer to clean the gun that to web a cabinet.
