There are a very few available, or tint them yourself.

Try Mohawk.

Black and white are common, other colors less so.

You can use pigment or die to color them depending on the effect desired.

This post was edited by brickeyee on Sat, Jan 5, 13 at 12:23

Hi,
Lacquer toners are available in aerosol cans. But to color your own lacquer probably start withclear and add transtint dye in the desired color. Could also use the mixol kit.
Casey

Here is a link that might be useful: 24-piece Mixol Dye Universal Kit

I found an excellent page on how using tinted lacquers. Step by step how to for tDIY. The author uses Valspar tinted lacquer products. I was unaware that Valspar has such products.

Here is a link that might be useful: how to cabinet/furniture white lacquer

Valspar is one of the five or six major finish manufacturers in the world. I bought a can of the below and used as a trial before committing to some bunk beds I'm about to start.

Mine came pre-tinted to white, but a reasonable paint store should be able to tint any of it with their UTCs (Universal Tint Colors).

You will probably not find these at the big box stores, but specialty paint stores.

I have about 60 different colors of aerosol tints that I use in touch up, but I'd not recommend the small cans for anything but very small projects. Mohawk (as is Behlen, both divisions of RPM, another of the big six) and Guardsman (a division of Valspar) are the major suppliers, but there are a few other niche players.

Here is a link that might be useful: What I used on some Xmas presents