If you intend to sell a bowl, but don't intend on selling it as a bowl for eating out of, do you still use a food-safe finish just in case somebody doesn't heed your "don't eat out of this bowl" warning?
I like friction finishes/polishes, but I'm worried that even if I placed a sticker on the bottom that exaggerated, "EATING OUT OF THIS BOWL WILL BE FATAL! DON'T EAT OUT OF THIS BOWL!" - somebody might still try to eat out of it, because at the end of the day, it's still a bowl.
Use a food safe finish just to be safe? If so, which one will give me the type of glass-like high gloss I love about friction finishes and the speed and ease of application that friction finishes have?
Thanks!
I like friction finishes/polishes, but I'm worried that even if I placed a sticker on the bottom that exaggerated, "EATING OUT OF THIS BOWL WILL BE FATAL! DON'T EAT OUT OF THIS BOWL!" - somebody might still try to eat out of it, because at the end of the day, it's still a bowl.
Use a food safe finish just to be safe? If so, which one will give me the type of glass-like high gloss I love about friction finishes and the speed and ease of application that friction finishes have?
Thanks!