Lacquered Surfaces
Regular care for lacquered surfaces involves wiping them with a damp cloth followed by a dry cloth. For stubborn stains, use a microfiber cloth dipped in a mild washing solution. Lacquer acts as a protective sealant, making it harder for liquids and dirt to damage the wood. However, scratches on lacquered surfaces are irreversible. It takes about four weeks for lacquered surfaces to fully harden, during which extra caution is advised. Even after hardening, these surfaces remain sensitive to heat, alcohol, and moisture. Applying an extra coat of lacquer can significantly prolong the lifespan of these durable and classic designs by up to 20 years.