This video shows adding a thickened lacquer to a couple of small holes. The lacquer is thickened with jinoko without water. It is like what is sometimes used for making raised areas in makie. The piece is very close to being finished but there were still a couple of very small holes that needed filling.
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This video shows partial application of the second layer of a middle black over an application of sabi. Between the first and this application I sanded with a #2000 stone. Before this second application I put the tube of black lacquer in the muro so as to warm it. It is cold in my studio and the first application and the last part of the application on this video the black lacquer got too cold and didn’t easily come off the brush.
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This video shows rough sanding of sabi and removing some of the masking tape. I am using a #400 whetstone instead of wet-dry sandpaper. The whole removal will take 30-60 minutes so this is only a small part of that.
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