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#531783 04/24/2009 7:56 PM
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I'm ready to paint over some areas in my cab that will be covered with the patch panels. In order to stop future rusting I plan on using Eastwood's Rust converter and rust encapsulator. The problem is these products contain toluene, xylene, naptha, and Pet. dist. products all very harmful products. I cannot get information as to which respirator would be safe to protect me from these harmful chemicals. Some respirators seem like they would work, but I want to know for sure they are working. If you can give me some definitive guidelines please respond. Thank you-----

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Call 3M safety 800-243-4630 for correct info

They can tell you correct mask/respirator you may need

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You need a forced air respirator. Only one set of lungs.


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Funton,
I used both products on mine ...THE BRUSH ON VERSION, with the brush on version I used a charcoal respirator and had the ceiling fans on in the shop an the door open, smell and fumes are very, very minimal with both products.
Now if I was sprayin the product I would be more concerned bought atomized particles in the air and would definately be lookin for a better respirator.
The Eastwood rust converter BRUSH ON ..goes on like water & the encapsulator is like thick arse Honey.
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