Painting Engine Bay: How to deal with Isocynates
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Painting Engine Bay: How to deal with Isocynates
i have a respirator but apparently there's no "filter" for them. so, how would a home painter deal with this stuff? id rather not grow an extra few lumps,tentacles, etc...
ps- the paint is eastwoods ceramic chassis paint. in satin.
help?
ps- the paint is eastwoods ceramic chassis paint. in satin.
help?
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3M Paint respirator cartridges filters have an activated carbon bed that removes any organic vapors such as isocyanates.
An example of a cartridge that will filter out organic vapors is 3M Organic Vapor/High Efficiency Cartridge GVP-441/07196
OP - look for a respirator filter that can remove organic vapors as you can select which type of gases that you want to filter, filters will not specify a particular gas that it will remove.
To have more protection from particulates select a P100 filter as it is 99.97% efficient for 300 nanometer particles.
To the folks that would like a "safe at home" mask and filter check out one of these masks: http://www.northernsafety.com/safety...-air-purifying
and choose this filter:
http://www.northernsafety.com/Produc...tridges-2-Pack
I use this filter with both a half face and full face mask every day at my work. I work with a lot of different organic solvents as well as acidic vapors.
Good Luck.
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I am fairly certain only fresh air systems are safe. No charcoal mask protects from isos. You are not even supposed to paint without a proper suit because isos go through regular clothes.