I've shellacked a pine chest with several coats of amber shellac following (mostly) advise from a recent posting by Pop. Wood. That posting then says to rub out the final coat, but it doesn't say what to use for rubbing it out. I've tried a pad of cloth (old t-shirt) and some planning curls (I don't have many at the moment). Neither of these seem to improve the surface. The as applied surface is on the shiny side, but with a bit of roughness.
What are your recommendations or suggestions. I've held back from sandpaper at this point.
Thanks for any suggestions.