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Waterproof, food safe finish for wooden goblet
My husband is turning a walnut goblet for my nephew's upcoming wedding. The wedding is in just two short weeks. What kind of finish would you recommend we use so that the new couple can make a toast, with wine, at the ceremony? I have read that a mixture of mineral oil and beeswax (1/5 beeswax to the amount of oil) might be a good choice. Thank you
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