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Re: New Water Heater! said by cowspotter:really? Can you explain how a water based paint is flammable, especially when the MSDS states that it isn't? A sealed paint can can explode due to increased pressure when heated, but it is not flammable.
All I know is that when I need to clean the paint build up off a 5 gallon bucket roller grid, we burn it off. Once ignited, the latex paint will burn on it's own until it is ash.
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 The PigI know you want to be mePremium
join:2009-09-11 | said by magicjimmy:said by cowspotter:really? Can you explain how a water based paint is flammable, especially when the MSDS states that it isn't? A sealed paint can can explode due to increased pressure when heated, but it is not flammable.
All I know is that when I need to clean the paint build up off a 5 gallon bucket roller grid, we burn it off. Once ignited, the latex paint will burn on it's own until it is ash. Start using Plastic buckets and just peel the paint off it when it drys! |
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said by magicjimmy:said by cowspotter:really? Can you explain how a water based paint is flammable, especially when the MSDS states that it isn't? A sealed paint can can explode due to increased pressure when heated, but it is not flammable.
All I know is that when I need to clean the paint build up off a 5 gallon bucket roller grid, we burn it off. Once ignited, the latex paint will burn on it's own until it is ash. Yeah, and if you set your hair on fire it will do the same thing, is hair flammable too?
Latex paint is combustible not flammable.
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