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Polyester resin is not considered food safe. It is often used in applications like boat building and crafting but can leach harmful chemicals and toxins, especially when exposed to heat or food items. For food contact surfaces, materials like food-grade epoxy or silicone are recommended instead. Always check for specific food safety certifications when selecting materials for food-related projects.

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