paint/personal protection

[Jerry Budd]

>The warnings are for the isocyantes in the hardeners when they are 
>sprayed into the air.  As long as you don't snort the hardener when 
>you are mixing it and do it in a well ventilated area you should be 
>okay.  When you spray it you would have to use a charcoal respirator.
>
>Tim

Actually, if it's isocyanate based you should be using an "air 
pressure-fed" respirator.  The charcoal won't be enough to filter the 
air properly before you breathe it, you need a "clean" air supply.

Jerry
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