In this project, a jewelry box of birdseye maple is given several coats of fast-drying shellac while demonstrating flowing brush style and wet sanding. The result is a fast, and easy-to-obtain film finish that beautifully displays the wood's figuring.

The video includes a description of white (clear) and orange (amber) shellacs and their uses. Products and materials demonstrated also include water-based wood putty, artist's palette knife, masking tape tips, tack rags, wet brush storage, sanding sponges and sanding blocks.

An introduction includes initial explanations of sandpapers, grit sizes and types of abrasives; sanding blocks and power sanders; dustmasks and respirators; paint and varnish brushes for water and oil-based products; and the composition and terminology of paints and varnishes.

The DVD includes all of the downloads from both Volume 1 and Volume 2.