Shellac finish

Your all going to hate me but I like to experiment to see what goes wrong and how and I'm doing my first piece. I got the wood down to a near mirror shine, cleaned it out and gave it a spray and a buff (got the heavy buildup,corning because I didn't let it set), but decided to just throw spray shellac at it while going up in the sanding steps, using olive oil on the last few (what I had available, since learned it goes sour), went 320,400,600,800,1000,2000,3000,5000. Obviously the sanding pads were completely layered by the end but it smoothed out well and seemed to both sand and smooth in the shellac pretty well, if you keep the speed down so the shellac doesn't melt and feel how the machine is gripping as it moves over the surface you can get it to a high polish. Also found dish soap and water works really well for wet sanding it as an alternative to the oil. Currently I'm redoing it with the dish soap method (start out very soapy so the pad doesn't grip the wood then slowly dilute with pure water as your sanding it to get down to the fiber grains. By the time your on pure water the sanding pad is moving as well as when it was soapy due to the woods smoothness. Got a really nice finish on the wood again, shellac sprayed it yesterday with a few light coats and will wait a few days this time before sanding (by hand), layering with shellac and then going at it with the sander again for hopefully a mirror finish. (You'll really hate me when I tell you my sander is a $20 drill attachment 😂♥✌)