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1. Expert Member
   BILL WICHERS | Feb 21, 2021 07:06pm | #1

   I haven't used that particular product before (I typically sub out this kind of work), so I can't comment on application. Usually you need to put down a pretty heavy/thick layer of the product. I'd grab a copy of the technical data sheet (TDS) for the product which should give you all the info you need for proper application.

   The materials safety data sheet (MSDS) will tell you about the respirator needs. I typically use one of the combination respirator cartridges in 3M's P100 line. These cover wider ranges of materials than non-combo cartridges, but there are still several versions so you need to get the right one. You can call 3M and ask, they can usually point you in the right direction as can many of the industrial distributors of those respirators.

   Bill

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   aunsafe2015 | Feb 22, 2021 05:51am | #2

   Thanks for the response. And Yep, I've reviewed the sheets and know how thick a layer to put down, and have a wet mil gauge to confirm I'm applying correctly.

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   jberks | Apr 11, 2023 02:42pm | #4

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   Michael Maines | Apr 11, 2023 10:28am | #3

   Julian, can you say something to prove you aren't a bot? Your comments read like AI. But I don't want to make assumptions.