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Stephen SG
 
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Default varnish on a press?

***Food grade paint should be used not varnish***
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| After searching the archives via google it would seem that varnish
| is probably the way to go on a wooden press. Start early and give it
| plenty of drying time on multiple coats. Any further pros and cons?
| My only worry here is the possibility of getting chemicals into the
| wine and I agree with the postings in the archives that there is only
| limited contact between the must and the varnished press.
|
| Don


 
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