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'Troll" or innovator not withstanding,
'Sevin', like just about ALL plant or garden bug/disease 'preventatives' is TOXIC. While supposedly of no great concern when applied AS it was DESIGNED to be used, make it airborne as a very fine particulate and THAT is another story !! When you mix a fine powder like Talc, etc. into epoxy {etc.}some of it becomes airborne. We've all experienced that 'little cloud' and thought nothing of it. Some of it definitely gets inhaled . . . that's why you can SMELL it. That's the first time. Secondly, when you are grinding and/or sanding down those lumps, runs, & fillets . . . you are getting a dose of a combination of particulates . . . the epoxy, the glass {a 'benign' substance when a solid}, and whatever the filler material is. Even if you use a mask . . . if you can smell it . . . guess what that THAT means !?! There's no reason why you can't 'experiment' with ANYTHING you want . . . anybody remember how 'Silly Putty' started? Just think FIRST about beyond the 'immediate' activity. Regards & Good Luck, Ron Magen Backyard Boatshop {Who STILL has ALL his fingers, toes, hair, etc. HOWEVER, many years ago my Grandmother warned me about sitting on a cold, hard, marble floor. What she foretold didn't happen that day, or the next week, or even the next year. It happened THIS year !! } "William R. Watt" wrote in message ... Jim Conlin ) writes: Brian, we are being trolled. SNIP |
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