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    How big a deal is respiratory protection?

    Today I never used owt with celly primer, and yea I got high but that was it.

    The polyester base coat stinks far worse and as does the 1K laquer, Im not keen on sucking it in.

    Any gen and even a link where i can get a mask, I looked on screwfix and saw a few........are they any good?

    http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...27709&id=14194


    http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...27709&id=13038

    Bearing in mind this is a one off, is it really gonna do me harm?

    My painter doesnt seem to care, he was a pro painter, and now just does odd jobs. Even said he did 2K without a mask once!

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    Re: How big a deal is respiratory protection?

    Get the 3M Maintenance Free Respirator from screwfix http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...27709&id=13038 thats what I used today ..its a very good mask ....

    It's is now black so it has saved my lungs and not a sniff of solvent i would get one dont take a chance with this stuff ....
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    Re: How big a deal is respiratory protection?

    Halfords do a respirator.

    Comes with dust cartridges so you'll have to buy the Charcoal cartridges as well.

    You'll want an air fed respirator for using 2K hardener.
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    Re: How big a deal is respiratory protection?

    Quote Originally Posted by Mark T
    Halfords do a respirator.

    Comes with dust cartridges so you'll have to buy the Charcoal cartridges as well.

    You'll want an air fed respirator for using 2K hardener.
    No intention of using 2K hardener.

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    Re: How big a deal is respiratory protection?

    Jeeeez, respiraters are a must.!
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    Re: How big a deal is respiratory protection?

    Im gonna buy one on Monday as last night my chest was a little tight, aint felt like that since I smoked, no good, lol.

    The celly primer is not that bad, but its the other stuff I dont fancy inhaling, cant be good.

    I need some more primer to give them all their second load of coats, so will invest in a mask at the same time.


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    Re: How big a deal is respiratory protection?

    Yeah, it's a must. You'll kick yourself in years to come... u say you used to smaoke? same here, so your lungs are ***ked already. Buy the best you can afford, you'll probably use it again, or hir eit to friends.....'here, borrw this for a fiver' sweet idea me thinks
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    Re: How big a deal is respiratory protection?

    I got a Devilbiss organic (twin charcoal) from the place I buy my paint. £25, you can't go wrong. I resprayed an estate in Synthetic last summer with only a paper dust mask. I was littlerally coughing and wheezing for 6 weeks after. Not good.

    For 2K an airfed is the only way. Its a cumulative poison, so the more you do it the closer you are to death. Unlike Celly etc. where your body breaks it down and gets rid of it over time.

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