From: MV (MV@dc9.tzo.com)
Date: Mon Jun 13 2005 - 09:09:11 PDT
It's a polyurethane paint. It has Isocynates as one of the ingredients,
plus some versions or maybe most may have some heavy metals in them
still - lead, etc.
You need to follow the same precautions as when spraying any activated
enamel paints - and polyurethane and urethane paints that have
Isocynates in them.
Dave
Convoy Magazine wrote:
> forgive my perhaps simple inquiry
> but I often hear of CARC paint on this list- and its
> dangers
>
> ummm --- uh...
>
> 1-what is CARC (do the letters mean something)
> 2-why is it dangerous (ie more so than "standard"
> paints)
> 3- what years and vehicles would use it.
>
> thank you
> Marc-2
>
>
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