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title: "No-Blush Plus Retarder, Solvent Sprayer Can ‎M103-0475, 13 Oz"
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# 13 oz precision spray Optimal 12-14 inch spray distance Reflows lacquer finish No-Blush Plus Retarder, Solvent Sprayer Can ‎M103-0475, 13 Oz

**Brand:** mohawk finishing products
**Price:** 1309077₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ✨ Spray away the blush, keep your wood flawless! 🪵

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** No-Blush Plus Retarder, Solvent Sprayer Can ‎M103-0475, 13 Oz by mohawk finishing products
- **How much does it cost?** 1309077₫ with free shipping
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## Best For

- mohawk finishing products enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted mohawk finishing products brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **DIY-Pro Approved:** Trusted by amateurs and pros alike to rescue and perfect delicate lacquer finishes with ease.
- • **Extend Your Dry Time:** Slows lacquer drying to prevent premature haze and surface imperfections in variable climates.
- • **Versatile Wood Savior:** Perfect for furniture, cabinets, flooring, and trim—your go-to for all lacquered wood projects.
- • **Precision Spray Control:** 13 oz aerosol can designed for thin, even coats—no heavy overspray or wasted product.
- • **Flawless Finish Every Time:** Eradicates white blushing caused by trapped moisture for a crystal-clear lacquer surface.

## Overview

Mohawk No-Blush Plus Retarder is a 13 oz aerosol spray that expertly reflows lacquer finishes to release trapped moisture, eliminating the milky white haze known as blushing. Ideal for wood furniture, cabinets, flooring, and trim, it extends drying time for flawless results even in challenging humidity or temperature conditions. A must-have for professionals and DIYers aiming for a pristine, glossy finish.

## Description

Help release moisture trapped in lacquered surfaces with Mohawk Finishing Products No-Blush Plus Retarder spray. Humidity, steam, and cold weather can cause a topcoat to turn white (blush). Mohawk No-Blush Plus Retarder contains a special solvent blend that re-flows the lacquer finish, allowing trapped moisture to escape and helping to eliminate the hazy whiteness or cloudiness (blushing) it causes. No-Blush will not work on resistant coatings like polyurethane or conversion varnish, and it should not be used on water-based coatings, which can cause irreparable damage. No-Blush is very effective and easy to use on wood repair projects; simply shake the solvent spray can well, for approximately one minute, then spray 12 to 14 inches from the lacquer surface that needs to be repaired, being sure to apply the spray in thin coats rather than in one heavy coat for optimal results. Wait a few minutes between coats to see if blushing has been repaired before spraying another coat. WARNING: This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to the Proposition 65 website.

Review: Product saved my project - a MUST HAVE for any spray lacquer project big or small - This was my first experience finishing exotic hardwood (mahogany) for one of my vintage electronics restorations. I am pretty good with the electronics and mechanical restoration parts but never attempted to build from raw materials new 3/4" solid mahogany 8 1/2" x 20 1/2" side panels for my Otari Reel to reel tape deck restoration. The raw wood is gorgeous even without a finish & expensive!! so I was a bit nervous with the 10 step finishing process I selected (Wood dyes, wax free shellac, oil based woodgrain filler w/stain, more coats of shellac and finally a 2 coats of a lacquer based aerosol sanding sealer & semi-gloss spray aerosol lacquer topcoat (3 to 6 coats) - if u think u need 1 can for your project, buy 1 more - -I promise u won't regret it- BUT to my point - I was on my 2nd of 5 final coats - and the outdoor temperature dropped from 74 F to 60 F as it does this time of year - and my work started to Blush (lacquer finish starts to turn a milky white - AFTER ALL THAT WORK IS IT RUINED? I remembered watching an instructional video on how to finish fine wood with lacquer and how fussy lacquer can be to changes in humidity, temperature and even wind conditions - and how having a can of the Blush Retarder can be a miracle worker - good thing I listened and ordered a can - like magic - this product with a few light spray passes got rid of the blush in minutes by re-liquifying the already dried coats of lacquer, allowing the trapped moisture causing the whitish blush to evaporate and drastically slow the fast drying lacquer dry time from normally 5 minutes to about 15-20 minutes. As soon as I could move the panels back into the house (warm/dry) I did to complete the extended dry time which to dry thru would be all night (12 hours). The product saved me again (I am an amateur when it comes to lacquer finishes) - this time the temp & humidity were good 75 F / <50% RH outside BUT there were some wind gusts and a steady 10-15 mph wind off and on.. I had my panels hanging off a metal wire 10' in air so I can access all sides - sprayed about 8 - 10" from wood - this time I got like a sandy surface texture - like I sprayed the wood with a fine grit sand/dust & a matte-like finish instead of semi-gloss. Research indicated that my lacquer dried before it made full contact with the surface - WHAT?? - Again I thought that was the end - RUINED - would have to remove finish and start over - NOPE - This product saved the day AGAIN - even though I let the panels sit overnight in this condition - thinking I would have to sand them down - I took a chance and again - sprayed the Blush retarder (BTW this was my 5th and final coat of lacquer!!) over the entire work and VIOLA - it again liquified even the sandy dried bits of lacquer, caused it to flow over the surfaces of the panels - took almost an hour to dry (moved immediately indoors away from wind) to the touch and surface was now at the correct sheen for gloss finish (ran out of semi-gloss - had to switch to gloss - remember I said buy 2x the lacquer in spray can that u think u may need? this is why - The dry time was longer than before - didn't touch wood for 36 hours to be sure it was at least "surface dry". It looked perfect - now final steps - rub out very lightly with very fine grit wet/dry emery cloth or scotch bright synthetic wool & water mixed with few drops dish soap liquid for lubrication to knock down and uneven lacquer bits, mirror smooth finish, then dry with clean cotton cloth and use very fine steel wool coated with furniture grade paste wax rubbed into wood with the grain - let haze over 10-15 minutes & buff with very clean cotton rag or lambs wool buffing pad on electric buffing handheld - IF U KNOW HOW TO USE WITHOUT BURNING THRU WOOD FINISH - otherwise hand buffing is ALWAYS safer. I must say that without Mohawk's "No Blush plus Retarder" - this project would have been ruined and I would have stripped finish that took me 2 weeks to apply to start over.. this product is a miracle and a MUST HAVE if u r working with lacquer whether u have experience (they already have something like this in their shop) or especially if u r new to using beautiful, simple but very "environment Sensitive" Lacquer... Easier and richer than poly or ureathane or varnish - but also very temperamental finish - this stuff corrects over spray, blushing, pre-drying, finish marks, dings, scratches - virtually anything wrong in the lacquer finish can be corrected by reflowing the lacquer whether it is hours old or years old - this stuff works... simple to use - just shake, point and spray as u would the spray lacquer Chris
Review: Mohawk bailed me out big time on my guitar project! - I am in the process of finishing the body of a kit guitar. I bought Colortone nitrocellulose lacquer spray cans from Stewart MacDonald, (1 can of vintage white and 3 cans of clear gloss). I sprayed the vintage white and had sprayed several coats of clear without a problem. Last week, with several coats still to apply, I started spraying a little bit heavier coats as the weather got humid. After spraying a moderately heavy coat of clear, I immediately noticed streaks of discoloration on the front and back of the guitar. I've used lacquer before but had never encountered this problem. I had no idea what had caused it at the time. I figured I might as well spray another coat to see if it clears up, and if not it was time to wet sand and hope I can remove the discoloration before sanding through to the white lacquer. One more coat of gloss did not clear it up so I went online to try and determine what caused the problem and how to fix it. I learned it's a condition called blushing, where moisture from the air gets trapped in the lacquer. I read that a heat gun can sometimes be used to successfully release the moisture. No luck. In my continued search for a fix, this product kept popping up all over the place with rave reviews of the results. I ordered it immediately and put the project on hold until it arrived. I got it today and followed the instructions, simply spraying a light coat and giving it a few minutes to work. And it worked like a charm! That was it! The blushing is completely GONE after one light coat, saving me the time and hassle of wet sanding it out, assuming that was even a possibility. I do know that sanding certainly could have led to a disaster resulting in starting over from square one. This product bailed me out cheaply, easily, and 100% effectively. I couldn't be more thrilled!

## Features

- One 13-oz spray can of Mohawk No-Blush Plus Retarder to remove blushing from wood furniture, kitchen cabinets, hardwood flooring, molding and door trim, and other DIY projects
- Reflows the finish to release trapped moisture
- Ideal for your next cup ring removal or water ring removal home improvement project
- Simply shake spray can well, then spray 12 to 14 inches away from wood repair surface; apply in thin coats for optimal results, only reapplying if needed
- Recommended for use in well-ventilated areas to ensure safe application

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07N1WYHLS |
| Assembled Diameter | 4 Inches |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #27,612 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #6 in Household Paint Solvents |
| Color | Clear |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (1,251) |
| Cutting Diameter | 4 Inches |
| Date First Available | January 23, 2019 |
| Finish | Glossy Lacquer |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00663392000401 |
| Included Components | 1 Can |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 1 pounds |
| Item model number | M103-0475 |
| Liquid Volume | 13 Fluid Ounces |
| Manufacturer | Mohawk Finishing Products |
| Part Number | M103-0475 |
| Shape | Aerosol Can |
| Size | 13 oz |
| UPC | 663392000401 |
| Usage | Amateur, Inside, Inside; Professional |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Mohawk Finishing Products
- **Finish Type:** Glossy Lacquer
- **Item Weight:** 16 ounces
- **Material:** Polyurethane (PU)
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Exterior, Interior

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Product saved my project - a MUST HAVE for any spray lacquer project big or small
*by C***T on October 9, 2020*

This was my first experience finishing exotic hardwood (mahogany) for one of my vintage electronics restorations. I am pretty good with the electronics and mechanical restoration parts but never attempted to build from raw materials new 3/4" solid mahogany 8 1/2" x 20 1/2" side panels for my Otari Reel to reel tape deck restoration. The raw wood is gorgeous even without a finish & expensive!! so I was a bit nervous with the 10 step finishing process I selected (Wood dyes, wax free shellac, oil based woodgrain filler w/stain, more coats of shellac and finally a 2 coats of a lacquer based aerosol sanding sealer & semi-gloss spray aerosol lacquer topcoat (3 to 6 coats) - if u think u need 1 can for your project, buy 1 more - -I promise u won't regret it- BUT to my point - I was on my 2nd of 5 final coats - and the outdoor temperature dropped from 74 F to 60 F as it does this time of year - and my work started to Blush (lacquer finish starts to turn a milky white - AFTER ALL THAT WORK IS IT RUINED? I remembered watching an instructional video on how to finish fine wood with lacquer and how fussy lacquer can be to changes in humidity, temperature and even wind conditions - and how having a can of the Blush Retarder can be a miracle worker - good thing I listened and ordered a can - like magic - this product with a few light spray passes got rid of the blush in minutes by re-liquifying the already dried coats of lacquer, allowing the trapped moisture causing the whitish blush to evaporate and drastically slow the fast drying lacquer dry time from normally 5 minutes to about 15-20 minutes. As soon as I could move the panels back into the house (warm/dry) I did to complete the extended dry time which to dry thru would be all night (12 hours). The product saved me again (I am an amateur when it comes to lacquer finishes) - this time the temp & humidity were good 75 F / <50% RH outside BUT there were some wind gusts and a steady 10-15 mph wind off and on.. I had my panels hanging off a metal wire 10' in air so I can access all sides - sprayed about 8 - 10" from wood - this time I got like a sandy surface texture - like I sprayed the wood with a fine grit sand/dust & a matte-like finish instead of semi-gloss. Research indicated that my lacquer dried before it made full contact with the surface - WHAT?? - Again I thought that was the end - RUINED - would have to remove finish and start over - NOPE - This product saved the day AGAIN - even though I let the panels sit overnight in this condition - thinking I would have to sand them down - I took a chance and again - sprayed the Blush retarder (BTW this was my 5th and final coat of lacquer!!) over the entire work and VIOLA - it again liquified even the sandy dried bits of lacquer, caused it to flow over the surfaces of the panels - took almost an hour to dry (moved immediately indoors away from wind) to the touch and surface was now at the correct sheen for gloss finish (ran out of semi-gloss - had to switch to gloss - remember I said buy 2x the lacquer in spray can that u think u may need? this is why - The dry time was longer than before - didn't touch wood for 36 hours to be sure it was at least "surface dry". It looked perfect - now final steps - rub out very lightly with very fine grit wet/dry emery cloth or scotch bright synthetic wool & water mixed with few drops dish soap liquid for lubrication to knock down and uneven lacquer bits, mirror smooth finish, then dry with clean cotton cloth and use very fine steel wool coated with furniture grade paste wax rubbed into wood with the grain - let haze over 10-15 minutes & buff with very clean cotton rag or lambs wool buffing pad on electric buffing handheld - IF U KNOW HOW TO USE WITHOUT BURNING THRU WOOD FINISH - otherwise hand buffing is ALWAYS safer. I must say that without Mohawk's "No Blush plus Retarder" - this project would have been ruined and I would have stripped finish that took me 2 weeks to apply to start over.. this product is a miracle and a MUST HAVE if u r working with lacquer whether u have experience (they already have something like this in their shop) or especially if u r new to using beautiful, simple but very "environment Sensitive" Lacquer... Easier and richer than poly or ureathane or varnish - but also very temperamental finish - this stuff corrects over spray, blushing, pre-drying, finish marks, dings, scratches - virtually anything wrong in the lacquer finish can be corrected by reflowing the lacquer whether it is hours old or years old - this stuff works... simple to use - just shake, point and spray as u would the spray lacquer Chris

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Mohawk bailed me out big time on my guitar project!
*by M***N on July 2, 2020*

I am in the process of finishing the body of a kit guitar. I bought Colortone nitrocellulose lacquer spray cans from Stewart MacDonald, (1 can of vintage white and 3 cans of clear gloss). I sprayed the vintage white and had sprayed several coats of clear without a problem. Last week, with several coats still to apply, I started spraying a little bit heavier coats as the weather got humid. After spraying a moderately heavy coat of clear, I immediately noticed streaks of discoloration on the front and back of the guitar. I've used lacquer before but had never encountered this problem. I had no idea what had caused it at the time. I figured I might as well spray another coat to see if it clears up, and if not it was time to wet sand and hope I can remove the discoloration before sanding through to the white lacquer. One more coat of gloss did not clear it up so I went online to try and determine what caused the problem and how to fix it. I learned it's a condition called blushing, where moisture from the air gets trapped in the lacquer. I read that a heat gun can sometimes be used to successfully release the moisture. No luck. In my continued search for a fix, this product kept popping up all over the place with rave reviews of the results. I ordered it immediately and put the project on hold until it arrived. I got it today and followed the instructions, simply spraying a light coat and giving it a few minutes to work. And it worked like a charm! That was it! The blushing is completely GONE after one light coat, saving me the time and hassle of wet sanding it out, assuming that was even a possibility. I do know that sanding certainly could have led to a disaster resulting in starting over from square one. This product bailed me out cheaply, easily, and 100% effectively. I couldn't be more thrilled!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This works!
*by B***. on February 9, 2026*

I used this on my table and it really worked well. Pics included. Also used it on my dining room table and my mother in law’s desk. All 3 applications were effective. Spray lightly and do another coat after 5 mins if needed. The table in the pics took 3 light coats. Highly recommend.

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