Surely, those who use shellac for food decoration must use the more edible variety of alcohol! Incidentally, isopropyl alc is the best for your gas tank (I'm following somebody else's trend for just barging in with a new topic), better than methyl, because unlike methyl, isopropyl is mutually soluble in gas & water. The water is absorbed & expelled w less backtalk from the car! Glad you asked (sic) :) Wally Wilson Susan Kline wrote: > At 08:27 AM 08/02/2000 -0500, you wrote: > >List > >FWIW, the October, 2000 issue of "Woodworker's Journal" has an > >interesting article on shellac. For example, its used to make time release > >medicines; it's a confectioner's glaze to make fruit and chocolate shiny, > >and other neat stuff totally unrelated to finishing wood (although that's > >covered) and voicing piano hammers (they didn't even mention that). > >Amazing stuff! But then again I'm easily amused...amazed! > > > >Paul Chick > > Great! So I really COULD drink the voicing solution, were I so crazy, > and live to say it tasted yucky. Good old lac bug! > > Thanks, Paul > > Susan
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