Honestly!
FFS this has to be a wind-up?
FFS this has to be a wind-up?
Glue safety
- Thread starter tryme
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If you ever want to make yourself really poorly, try welding galvanised steel without proper ventilation
John
They say you should drink milk to counteract the effects.
I've heard that too, somewhere......I'd rather not put it to the test though, scared the crap out of me- couldn't breathe properly for hours
John
John
If you ever want to make yourself really poorly, try welding galvanised steel without proper ventilation
John
They say you should drink milk to counteract the effects.
Probably better to drink plenty of strong beer and avoid welding the galv!
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If you ever want to make yourself really poorly, try welding galvanised steel without proper ventilation
John
Yes it will teach you what real Flu is like.
i remember when gripfil 1st came out,really potent gear at the time,job i had to do was glue all the skirts on a LARGE house as a special damp course had been installed,totally forgot about venting the place,boss came back in after a few hours and physically throws me outside to the air,my eyes were out on stalks i was as high as a kite.dunno how the glue sniffers do it.
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i think they've reduced the solvent content sibce then! Shame
D
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I've used GripFil yellow (solvent free) a few times. It's actually not be for clear-finished (pre-finished) hardwood because you can just wipe-off any "accidents" with a damp cloth. Holds well once set, but in cold weather it can really take an age (a day or so longer than the green stuff) - and it is destroyed if you leave in the van over the weekend in icy weatherever used the solvent free stuff, i get better results using decorators caulk.
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