IlluminatedRS
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Follow-up- i did find this response on another site -I know when you mix with like for example the 4050 which is a UVLS clear it pretty much creates a combination of water and urethane based paint - here is the data sheet on the uvls clears - https://creatextech.com/assets/html/pages/UVLS-Clears-TDS.html
other paints clears and sealers are all on that site as well.
I decided i needed a face mask for all the Dremel work anyway ...so the combination 3m TR- xxx series units seemed the best of both worlds. I bumped up to the 800 series due to using flammable liquids ... they have a painters kit "PSK" but oddly i'm not sure that is really correct filter cartridge you want.
I'm looking at the gas and particle one - which has the TR-6530N cartridge - https://www.envirosafetyproducts.co...or-heavy-industry-kit-intrinsically-safe.html
I still need to do a bit more research on if this is sufficient against isocyanates
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Question: its this approved for volatile organic compound (VOCs), isocyanates? (automotive painting) it not wich filter is recommended?
Answer: Thanks for your question. The TR-6710N helps provide protection against particulate hazards only. The TR-6530N is the cartridge to select to create a TR-600 PAPR assembly that is approved for use against organic vapor hazards – which would include solvent vapors and isocyanates.
Oddly the 6710N is the one on the "PSK" (paint-booth version of the PAPR by default....weird! ) - Though it does sound like the TR-6530N filter may be the way to go.
Anyone know for sure?
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