This is not a do-it-yourself job. Unless it is professionally done by someone experienced it's going to look like crap. Why go to the expense of having custom engraving, presumably to beautify the instrument, and then follow it up with an amateur attempt to save a few dollars that looks ugly? Better to leave it alone after engraving or have any additional lacquering done professionally.
Spot Lacquering: What to do over new engraving?
I am going to have some additional engraving done on a Soprano. I am of the opinion that the engraved area should be sealed with lacquer. Can this be done in the bell area where you are not able to see the additional lacquer application? Can it be done aesthetically well? What would you do?
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