The paints are flammable?
1993265
There is no indication on the bottle that indicates they are flammable, the paints are water based. You may be able to find additional information on their website: www.createxcolors.com
431002
According to the manufacturer these cannot be painted. The paint will eventually flake away and it does void the warranty. Having that said, there are paints out there that are designed for plastic. I have never heard of anyone successfully painting it without the paint flaking off eventually though.
818305
It does not say flammable anywhere on the product. But, I googled all the ingredients anyway just to make sure and none of them were listed as flammable. It's mostly water with conditioners and scents.
844412
Straight up Urethane is what it says on the label. It also says it is EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE.
1856783
I'd follow the Kurtzon response with high temp paint.They do get too hot to lay your hands for too long.
1612044
Not airtight, but the paints are solid cakes. If you let them dry after use, there's nothing that can leak.
1574671
my guess is that this material is somewhat flammable so probably not the safest thing to have around on lights.
1978184
It's water based and the documentation say it's non flammable. My application was strictly to seal the masonry around a bay window, though, due to moisture seepage and it worked very well for that using multiple coatings with a garden sprayer.
254457
These things are chemical resistant because they are pretty well sealed. That means you can quickly get hot in them. For most painting and cleaning when your skin is unlikely to come into contact with harsh chemicals, I think I would go for something more breathable.
2025162
Sorry, but I have no idea. I don't think any of these are, however, as they look to be woven plastic. I wouldn't use is near or over an open flame. Check with the manufacturer.
1498713
Probably, but the paint would burn off quickly. You would need a high heat ceramic paint or a charcoal based paste.
1424763
I don't know if it is flammable, but it does NOT require ventilation to use it. I have used it once with no problems. It was easy to use and it did remove the wax.
2259698
It is a foam mattress so it will burn. I don't know if it would be considered highly flammable.
1334147
Yes it is flammable. I doubt that you can put it in the your luggage, but I do not know the airline regulations.
1164889
I do not know because I have not tested it. But these paints are designed for engine block use, so I assume they are as resistant as you can get.
367256
I do know that other sites who also sell this product specifically allow shipping by first class mail to international locations which is done by air. I do not know specifically if it is flammable but I do not think so.
243492
I can't say that this burlap is NOT flammable, but I do know that burlap in general is extremely flammable. Considering that it is natural, I would say that yes, it is most likely flammable.