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general-finishes-salad-bowl-finish-canada-address Finishing Thuya Burl Wood. The one area I don't like is the biwl, it could be a little cheaper, other than the price, it's a great product. Wildman Member. I guess I'm looking for a food safe finish that is high gloss. I sell more bowls as works of art than for food use.

Log in. Install the app. Forums Penturning Finishing JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Is there a trick to salad bowl finish? Thread starter Bobostro61 Start date Feb 16, Bobostro61 Member. It seems that this stuff doesn't give a high gloss finish.

VERY satin finish if you ask me. I should add I guess I'm General Finishes Salad Bowl Finish Canada Review looking for a food safe finish that is high gloss. Does one exist? All finishes are food safe these days once cured, so you can use anything from shellac, poly, or lacquer to get the gloss depending on the end use of the bowl.

Wildman Member. I do not know of any high gloss film or oil finish that is food safe. Do not subscribe to one a finish is dry it is food safe, while FDA list many toxic chemcial that are safe for food contact do not list andy wood finishing products. Drying times do not equal curing time, most film finishes provide an in use time knowing full well their product may take more days or up to more than one month to fully cure. When in doubt look at product MSDS and see if you want to eat of that bowl once finished.

If turn a bowl for someone wanting to eat out of it; I use mineral oil as a finish, and give that person a small bottle of mineral oil to refinish as needed.

Use film finish on ninety nine percent of my General Finishes Salad Bowl Finish Canada 2019 bowls and tell people my bowls are not food safe whether giving or selling. Joined Feb 7, Messages My Bad. Last edited: Feb 17, The Penguin Member. Here is an excerpt from the full version of the Fine woodworking article you referenced From the pay site. It is their list of Edible Finishes. I deleted the description for all but Shellac. Raw linseed oil. A secretion from the lac bug. Harvested in India. Sold in woodworking catalogs and hardware and art supply stores.

When I do my salad bowls with the same finish I use a non selulose sanding sealer 1st and then 3 coats if this to a high gloss shine. This one is a semi gloss. The only people have sold bowls to wanting them for food prep or use knew all about mineral oil.

They grew up in families using wood bowls. I use laxative type of mineral oil only. Do not use industrial mineral oil or baby oil. I like walnut oil but shy away from it because of quality issues and cost.

Almost all walnut oil from vendors catering to woodworkers get their walnut oil from salad industry. You can also buy walnut oil from health food or art supply stores.

Suppliers often less than honest about quality of their oil. Will find not always getting cold pressed oil, additives to keep oil clear and from stinking often added. Not until bowls elevated to an art form did we see oil varnish blends and film finishes used on bowls. I know several turners that use oil varnish blends and eat out of those bowls and simply wipe clean. You have not lived until see a film finished bowl come out of a dishwasher and someone ask if you can make it shinny again!

Plain old hot soapy water destroys a lot of wood bowl finishes too! Brings out the grian and deepens the color of the wood. After two coats you don't need to add anything.

The one area I don't like is the price, it could be a little cheaper, other than the price, it's a great product. This is a great product for applying to bowls of any size. It provides a nice looking food safe finish. I have made several bowls and canister sets and love this product. I like doing art work on wood and the Salad Bowl Finish is food safe and opens a new way for me to make the art work "useful". I can use it on serving pieces as well as the bowls. I like bowls most as you can use your own thoughts in the design of bowls, and this finish give nice completion to bowls.

I like this product for my bowls and the application while they are on the lathe. It evenly distributes and is food safe My husband and I use this finish on our bread boards and it is a wonderful product. Goes on smoothly and dries to a great shine. Only problem with this is, after a certain amount of time, it darkens and starts to harden up. We only make bread boards for friends and family and only a few at a time and something needs to be done to improve the quality so this would not happen.

This is a great product for wood projects that will come in contact with food. I find it very similar to tongue oil in consistency and use. Been using this product for cutting boards for a few years, much better than mineral oil. I checked with many paint stores, and nobody could tell me a food safe finish. When calling your information line I was immediately directed to this product.

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