Minwax 152000000 Clear Lacquer, 12.25 oz, Gloss

It IS nitro... may report back on the results when the project's done.

I used this for my guitar neck over some StewMac colored lacquer. It turned out really nice. It dries quick, finish is good quality, and nozzle is good quality. Would definitely recommend.

Seemed weird no rattle in there but it worked and I got it for a good price because the minute I bought it it doubled so don't know if I'll get anymore?

I was testing this one out, and I was disappointed. My biggest issue is it took about 5 coats to get to the result that another more expensive product did in 3. I was hoping to save some on this, but I don't think it's worth it since more of it will be used, and more time will be spent between coats. The smell was ok, not the worst.... But lacquer is toxic so it'll always be like that.

I have used this on 3 guitars, and with each one I get a little better putting it on and getting better results. I actually had a couple runs in the first guitar, yikes, but all my fault. Put it on thick enough to look glossy and no more. But I was able to sand it out a couple days later and spray again. I put about 20 total coats on my guitars, sanding every few to smooth out the orange peel. The finished results look very great all the flaws were my own doing, not the product. It goes on consistent and smooth. I'd recommend warming the can in some warm water before using, it seems to spray smoother that way. After the last coat, sanding with paper right up to 2000 grit (automotive stores!) and a polishing compound to finish. This product can give you some awesome results!! Remember this is a nitrocellulose lacquer so you can't put your guitar in a regular guitar stand with the foam on the arms. The foam is petroleum based and will slowly react with the finish, dulling it or softening it. It can get pretty ugly if your guitar sits against the foam. Tip: wrap the foam with black gaffers tape and you'll be good to go!