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#116313 01/11/2002 11:47 PM
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Has anyone used the Miracle Paint product sold by Bill Hirsch Automotive. It sounds almost identical to Por-15, which I am no longer considering for my resto project because of the isocyanates. I emailed Hirsch about it and they responded saying they didn't see anything in the MSDS about isocyanates. Does anyone know anything about Miracle Paint or where to look for more info?

#116314 01/13/2002 2:31 AM
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Can't say for sure about isocyanates, I would probably say it does, because it and POR 15, read about word for word on use and thinning. Are you figuring on spray it? If your going to paint it with a brush it's not as big a problem. Just make sure you have plenty of ventilation, maybe use a fan to carry off fumes if your doing large areas. smile

#116315 01/13/2002 1:40 PM
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I have used the Hirsch paint in the past on frames. Seems to be a fine product , equal to the other rust kill paints. It says on the can that it contains Diphenylmethane, Toluol carbon. Says to use an organic respirator when spraying.Sorry, I dont have the MSDS sheet here.


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