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For questions about the usage of all varieties of varnish, including lacquer and shellac. If possible, also tag what's being varnished, such as paint or wood.
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Varnish with flash point over 40 °C — safe on painted mugs when heated?
I've painted regular white mugs and want to varnish them too. But my varnish has the following specs:
Gloss varnish based on alkyd resin.
Flash point: Above 40 degrees Celsius. … Is it safe to varnish on some sections of the painting on the outside of a mug? Or will it catch fire if microwaved to boil water or something?
I have no background in chemistry. …
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