Tiny jar of clear lacquer?

[MVE]

Anyone know where to get a tiny amount of clear lacquer for a touch-up… at a reasonable price?

A stew-mac marker works great, but they are pricey.

Anyone know of a better way?

 

[T_Bone_TL]

Clear nail polish, perhaps. Or model-airplane/hobby-shop clear coat, perhaps. Might help to know what sort of lacquer you have on the thing you are touching up.

Perhaps Oxford's Nitrocellulose touch up pens, if you want a marker format from a name most people seem to trust that isn't $tewMa¢?

Nitro Lacquer Touch-Up Pens - Oxford Guitar Supply

Available in almost all our nitro lacquer colors, our touch-up pens are ideal for covering small dings, chips, dents and scratches.

oxfordguitarsupply.com

Not affiliated and haven't even used them, but we also haven't even sorted if you have nitrocellulose lacquer or some other type of lacquer on your item to be touched-up.

 

[MVE]

Its a Kamaka Uke.
Back needed a tiny sliver to repair a crack and now I need to blend over a bit of finish.
I am going to try some shellac to see if it hides it, but I’m pretty sure the original finish is lacquer.

 

[T_Bone_TL]

Their website unhelpfully confirms "lacquer" without stating **what kind of** lacquer. Nitrocellulose lacquer and acrylic lacquer are entirely different products, both called lacquer.