Is this regrind or virgin material? I am in need of very low VOC properties as I wish to use this in a car interior.
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The one you are looking at is made from 100% virgin material (you have to check each manufacturer individually).
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I put the whole 100 square feet in my van under the stock covering, and never noticed any smell.
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Hi - I no longer have the can since I used it up. But I have a similar product made by Dow Chemical called "Great Stuff." On the bottom of the can it says "best if used by May 2114." I have used maybe have of it. Apparently, they can expire, but have a rather long shelf life. That is about the best that I can answer you. I used the Fill Seal for ventilation on my roof because it is, I believe, a little more flexible than "Great Stuff." Hope this helps.
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I do not sell this product, but I use this product. Some vinyls are for indoor use only, it means that are not washables, dust resistance, or heat resistance. I have been using this product in bedrooms and car (Windows and doors) and it last at least 6 months.
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Better than North American synthetic blends? I don't know. I purchased it because it is factory fill for Porsche & Ferrari and I drive a Porsche Boxster. I paid more than you. If you can get it cheaper than other synthetics, I would buy it. Hope that helps. GNG
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it's a very in between synthetic. imagine heavier duty disposal hospital gown material. I was disappointed by the material honestly. it feels like a freebie, not an item to be sold.
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contains:Nonvolatile components: DimethylEther (115-106) Insobutane (75-28-5), Propane (74-98-6), ECC: Trade Secret Registry Pending) Ref: 43124 Danger: Extremely flammable. Vapors may cause flash fire. Contents under pressure. DO NOT puncture incinerate (burn) container. DO NOTstore at temperaturesover 120 F. Keep away from all sourc of heat. NEVER use in confined areas or areas with little or no air movement.......................HTH
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I did not use mine at all I throw it far away from me because of concern with the label reading"it is made with some ...read the label...I regret buying this..Am afraid to use this product in my car especially with the Windows closed...it smells awful...
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I've never tried it on synthetics; good question. However, I really like 'Vinylex' by Lexol for viniyl and plastic [for example, works the best for car interiors, etc.].
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Neither it says synthetic nor mineral oil. It could be semi synthetic because the changing interval usually between 60k to 80k. Whatever it is but I personally prefer to stick with 40k interval for peace of mind.
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Sorry but I have no idea whatever. Best to contact the maker, not someone who bought it for use in an enclosed car. Good luck.
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Hi Mrs. J,Not sure about what exactly you mean with Zero VOC paint, but the tree is beautiful and the material it's very very sticky. It comes in parts and you put it together. I love it!!!
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We have used this several times... There is little or no smell/vapor but we used it in our basement rooms and it was perfectly safe even in that enclosed space. You must shake or stir it really well as it's thicker than regular paint but goes on just the same as regular paint.
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Hi Jowles, here is the MSDS for the product. I asked the same question once upon a time. Notice it is 110g/l Also, what i learned is that the VOC used is "Dipropylene glycol methyl ether" which is apparently less toxic than other VOCs used in commercial products. I have used lots of Poly BP and it is not so noxious to breathe...only when I would use it for hours did the smell bother me some, but part of that was just getting tired of the same smell for long hours. Here is the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS): http://www.afmsafecoat.com/downloads/thwfwl5006%20Polyureseal%20BP%20Gloss%20msds%202008.pdf Good luck and hope this helps...Jack
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I applied it to a cold frame early last spring. I live at over 3500 feet altitude, therefore I get a strong dosage of ultraviolet radiation. During the winter months the material became brittle due to the radiation and broke up. This is a good material for the price but it is not resistant to ultraviolet at this altitude. I do have a greenhouse that I covered with a ultraviolet resistant plastic that is god for four years but the price is much higher. If you have a greenhouse which is easy to cover the warp brothers material might be the best way to go. If you prefer not to recover it every year I would suggest buying a resistant material for longevity. You might check the material offered by "greenhouse megastore, growers supply or Charlie's greenhouse" for price comparison. I hope this will help you out. If you have any other questions I will be glad to give you my input.
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I would describe it as a mix between plastic and petroleum. I am not sensitive to smells and usually don't care about it...but this thing did have a pretty strong smell to it. (Much less than others, but still strong).
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every product has VOC ...but I believe DAP product are VOC compliant ...meaning it's low voc
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There is a primer from the manufacturer GMMDL regarding the properties of the coating. Its non PTFE, non POA. http://www.gmmdl.com/products/duraceram-for-electrics#.UqCnpvTu18F. This link may not work, but if you google GMMDL and DURACERAM which is their trademark on the coating, you can get to pages that give full technical specs. My waffle maker is still working great, not seeing any degradation in the nonstick. I think the safety of this is pretty good, it is a ceramic coating which usually do not release organics. The plasticy early waffles some of the other reviewers mention is from initial manufacturing, not indicative on ongoing use. Disclaimer- I do have a background from University studies in late 1970's which included ceramic coatings and glazes of that era. Food safety of coatings at that time was most concerned with lead release, not organics. But the processes used for coating burn or bake off most organic chemicals possibly used as binders or to suspend particles in solution, etc. Lots of times there is also some surface residue from cleaning or rinsing, or mold release compounds in manufacturing process. I think this is the source of the odor/taste on the first waffle or two through the griddle. So wash it good with soap and a brush first. Safest - cast iron. Ceramics and glass- pretty safe. Organic coatings- I'd rather not. IMO.