Thread: Kandy Kolors - Dangerous stuff to breath?

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Just to add one more voice of caution. Different people react at different rates to isocyanates, so what might work for one person may be deadly to another. It can also migrate through skin contact, not just inhalation. You can buy an inexpensive spray suit made of Tyvek material that will cover your body for infrequent useage.

Bob, wasnt that a Tyvek suit that you made me wear when we went to the "gentlemen's club" in Vegas? Why did you make me burn it before I got into your car to leave the club?

mike in tucson

Mikey, I think you're confusing your trips. You wore the tyvek suit when you went to the "Dude" ranch in Montana...................and you were a baaaaaaaaaaaad boy!

Ewe make me laugh, Bob. I did have my tall boots on at the ranch (and a sheepish grin). Hmmm Hope you didnt get pictures! You'd try to fleece me by selling the pics!!

mike in tucson

Eric, the tyvek coveralls are cheap...about $3 each pair unless you are a xxxxl and tall. McMaster Carr sells them plus your local paint supplier will usually have them...even the house paint guys stock them.

mike in tucson

Mike,

Nope, more like a 40 short!

Thanks for the info!...and good luck with keeping those pics underground!!!!

Dude ranch in Montana???

I would have never guessed!

Bob, I'm on my way to harbor freight! Anyone know where I might find an in-expensive suit? Not the one that Mr Roboto is talking about!

Is catalyst used in other paint types? I must have run across it before? DuPont was the last paint that I used bc/cc with reducer and catalyst in the clear coat?

Maybe memory loss is a sign that I've got a reaction to this stuff?

Originally Posted by Hot Rod Surfer

Bob, I'm on my way to harbor freight! Anyone know where I might find an in-expensive suit? Not the one that Mr Roboto is talking about!

Is catalyst used in other paint types? I must have run across it before? DuPont was the last paint that I used bc/cc with reducer and catalyst in the clear coat?

Maybe memory loss is a sign that I've got a reaction to this stuff?

Any paint with a hardener probably contains isocyanates. I know they have tried to develop non-isocyanate catalysts, but when I tried to help one of my friends to locate one, there did not appear to be any that made it to market. I assume it was either too expensive, or not a satisfactory replacement.