Clear Lacquering London
I&M Spray Painting specialises in clear lacquer finishes for wood and veneered furniture, achieving matt, satin, or high gloss results that protect the surface while letting the natural wood or stain show through.
What Clear Lacquering Is Used For
Clear lacquer protects wood and veneer surfaces from wear, moisture, and daily use while preserving the natural look of the wood or stain underneath. It’s commonly used on furniture, doors, tables, and veneered kitchen units.
Finish Options
- Matt: a flat, non-reflective natural finish
- Satin: a subtle sheen, the most commonly requested finish
- High gloss: a deep, reflective, mirror-like finish
Our Lacquering Process
Surfaces are prepared and, if required, stained first. Multiple coats of clear lacquer are then applied, with sanding between coats for a smooth, even result.
FAQ block
Yes, clear lacquer is typically applied after wood staining to protect and seal the stained surface.
Matt has no shine, satin has a light sheen, and high gloss has a strong reflective finish. We can advise which suits your piece based on a sample.
Yes, our clear lacquer finishes are designed to withstand everyday wear on furniture, doors, and kitchen units.