Paint Fumes

Thursday, May 03, 2007 - 25 Posts by 17 People

I used to paint with no ventilation and I would get tired from the oil paint fumes. Now I paint... don't want cancer, and the fumes are making me exhausted. Could it be that I'm too close to my paints started itching from either the paint fumes or the turpentine. Seems like people respond very

Tuesday, January 08, 2008 - 10 Posts by 8 People

Any one know of a good way to control paint fumes? windows have been open for a couple of days now to keep the fumes to a minimum with out heating the outdoors. quit raining too.very helpful as always does anyone know if the fumes from latex paint are water

Tuesday, July 05, 2005 - 5 Posts by 5 People

Also, my son got sick from the paint fumes, we got him a respirator & he's fine now, but I still of it, but can't find a solution for all the paint chips that fall off the stencils when you use them. We have Sounds like your son is allergic to something in the paint i never wear a mask and have not seen

Thursday, June 11, 2009 - 3 Posts by 3 People

I just moved into an apartment. The bedroom was newly painted and the fumes are furocious. I have been here a week and the fumes are still very strong, it gives me an aweful headache and I can feel The fumes are due to Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) off gassing from the paint. Unfortunately

Saturday, May 30, 2009 - 12 Posts by 8 People

Just covering it be good enough, or will the fumes be a problem too? I've heard of some stories where all the live stock has died due to the fumes contaminating the water. I know that I'll need causes more toxic fumes to be released into the air. If it is acrylic paint, then the fumes

Tuesday, August 04, 2009 - 7 Posts by 7 People

I am thinking of repainting my room, but i have no idea if the fumes from the paint would harm Quote: : I am thinking of repainting my room, but i have no idea if the fumes from the paint would fumes are harmful, but to be on the safe side, I'd move him/her.I would think they are harmful

Tuesday, August 16, 2005 - 19 Posts by 3 People

Hmy: :laugh:Paint fumes rock man :sick:Hmmm that explains it all.B)Quote: : Quote: : <----Now :whoring my thread will ya:evil:Well I can play that too!but now that I\'m done painting (for now ....I always thought huffing them where suppose to make ya feel good! I can\'t shake this dang headache!

Wednesday, October 07, 2009 - 3 Posts

I always do if the smell gets you put the painting outside at night and any cloths with turps on become ill from the fumes and (2) many people are allergic to turpentine. Also be careful when using odorless 'turpentine's' on the market due to the fact that (1) people paint in enclosed spaces and can

Saturday, March 12, 2005 - 7 Posts by 6 People

How long should I wait after I've painted a room until setting up a new tank? I need to fishless the walls...bare plaster So 1 coat primer, 2 coats paint. Didn't really notice any odor until putting if that would bother the tank anyway...I wouldn't worry about it. Just wait for the paint to dry

Monday, July 27, 2009 - 6 Posts by 6 People

Spraying on a paint finish. The spray is highly toxic until the paint cures. As stupidity would have it, one of my hives is downwind of the exhaust fan of the paint booth. Not directly, but too close careful about the tarp wall. The wind/fumes can and will swirl around it to the dead air side and just