What is 77 Lubricite?
THERE IS NOTHING ELSE LIKE IT ON THE MARKET
Unlike traditional French Padding Lacquer, 77 Lubricite 's proprietary formula gets the job done with one product. It has a low odor and quick drying time. The luster and beauty of the finish is controlled by the degree of your application.
With each layer you apply, the luster awakens, and imperfections diminish.
77 Lubricite will:
* Pad out imperfect marks in wood and leather.
* Build up the finish exactly where it is needed.
* Color pad perfectly with our QT alcohol stains without the use of oil.
*Touch-up using aniline powders
*Low fumes allows you to work in confined areas
*Dry within minutes
*Seal or burnish leather beautifully, leaving the leather pliable with a brilliant gloss
*Darken stretched leather and leave a beautiful shine without residue
YOU WILL NEVER USE YOUR OLD FRENCH VARNISH AGAIN.
77 LUBRICITE is a shellac based padding lacquer that is ready to apply by hand. You do not have to mix shellac, alcohol or oils. It's all in there... along with a dozen other ingredients! It is unlike any French Polish you have ever used.
How did we do that? We didn't, but our brilliant grandfather did. Click here to see how.
Our Clients casually refer to Lubricite as "77" and "Liquid Gold". Lubricite has never been marketed other than by word of mouth in the NY metro area, and top fine furniture manufacturers.
We want everyone that hand polishes fine wood or works with leather to finally learn about 77 Lubricite.
Tell us what YOU use 77 Lubricite for. We would love to share your testimony with others and convince them how awesome 77 is. Help us spread the word!
77 Lubricite is for those trained in hand polishing. We do not recommend an inexperienced hand using it. It should NEVER be sprayed or brushed on.
77 Lubricite is used for and by:
- Antique Restorers
- Antique Repair
- Fine Furniture finishing and repairs
- Burnish or repair fine leather such as furniture, saddles, boots, and all leather products
- Darkening stretched or pulled leather
- Wood instruments such as guitars and pianos
- Grandfather clocks, music boxes , gun cases, paneling, luxury frames, and fine decor.
