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If you can paint by numbers you can apply Case Color Lacquer with a brush without removing the wood. If you can't, then have a small cotton rag handy and wipe the lacquer off where you got a little of it on the wood. It's as simple as that.
Why risk damage by removing the wood to spray when brushing without risk is so easy that anyone can do it with perfect results?
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