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what im looking for is in a spray can or bottle that is non toxic

although not acrylic,Finger paint (tempura)thinned down in an air brush is non toxic and then clear coat.You can also but at the depot "sprayit"These are areosal cans that fit on special bottles and you fill with what you like ,thinned down of course.As an alternative .Sometimes I put stain in them .

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Finishes are tightly regulated in America (and most anywhere else I'd imagine except for a few problem countries).  Once FULLY cured, all finishes should be safe.  However, I do like looking for an acrylic spray that specifically says Acrylic.  I think Krylon makes one that I've used in the past.

 

You can also use craft paint as suggested above and use an airbrush to paint the toys.  They also make thin airbrush paints (again, stick with acrylic) that work well.

 

You might want to consider coloring wood with a food coloring (or even Kool Aid), then finishing with beeswax/mineral oil finish if you're concerned about kids chewing on them.

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