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Slammed66 · 05-22-2005, 02:13 PM

Yesterday , I sprayed a chassis in a booth wearing a mask ,

I was using POR 15, I sprayed it all , went well

a couple of hours later , I was shaking like crazy , wearing 2 shirts a hoodie and a jacket, I was still freazing ,went home just lied on the floor woke up 3 hours later dripping in sweat, went to bed tossed and turned all night

woke up feeling hung over and I have a funny tate in my mouth

what the hell happened, it was like an instant severe flu hit , what can I do today to feel better , what else can I do to prevent this in the future?

>X< · 05-22-2005, 04:45 PM

i dont know but that scares the crap out of me

if i were in your shoes i would see a doctor or call poison control or something

jamis · 05-22-2005, 05:47 PM

yep... I would go see a docter, paint related or not. Take care of yourself

72C10chevy4x4 · 05-22-2005, 05:52 PM

you can't use a regular breathing mask for shooting POR15-has isocarbonates or something like that that a regular filter mask can't filter.

if you haven't talked to a doctor yet, I would make it a priority. bring in a can of the paint so the doctor will know what's in your system.

72C10chevy4x4 · 05-22-2005, 06:01 PM

I searched the POR-15 website, they really don't give much info. the only knowledge I have is from guys on THIS board. here is what I found at http://www.por15store.com/dosdonts.html

"Do use an organic vapor particulate respirator, NIOSH/MSHA approved when spraying POR-15. If you are spraying in an enclosed area, you must use an air-supplied respirator"

"must" isin italics and bold on their website. does their disclaimer indicate if you're shooting in the driveway for example, you could wear an organic vapor respirator and achieve adequate protection?

sweet n rare67 · 05-22-2005, 06:29 PM

Definately go see a doctor. For any one else i would suggest shooting this stuff outside. I shot my frame outside with masks on and my friend and i both felt sick to our stomachs thats night...On the up side the frames turn out great!

Slammed66 · 05-22-2005, 08:44 PM

Frame looks good, Me not so much

its like the flu hit me times 1000 last night

after have a shower for an hour I feel better/
I would sometimes feel like this after spraying foam insuation or bedliners, I havent touched either in a year or so, I have a feeling its directly related to isocyanites

if it persists Ill be on my way to the docs

Slammed66 · 05-22-2005, 09:12 PM

after some reasearch I have concluded I have this

hypersensitivity pneumonitis

No more Iso's for me, seems a have become sensitized to them after spraying liners and such

Good news is , Ill be allright I just havfta ride it out!

sevt_chevelle · 05-22-2005, 11:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slammed66

if it persists Ill be on my way to the docs

Those are the STUPIDEST words Ive ever heard on any site!!
Go to the doctor get yourself checked out!!!

I happen to know someone that their life has completely changed because of dangerous chemical/fumes. You happen to know what its like to be 25 yrs old and learn that you MIGHT be lucky to make to 40? Dont be pigheaded like me

72MARIO · 05-22-2005, 09:43 PM

I have also had the same feeling just not a severe. The first time it bothered me was using a roll in bed line in tthe floor of my cab I could hardly finish the job I was so dizzy. I Use to be able to clean my spray gun and the laquer thinners would not bother me. Not after 2 minutes I feel dizzy and start having a hard tiem focousing. I never thought to wear a mask when using thinners buit now I have a sensitivity.

FuelCellGuy · 05-22-2005, 10:43 PM

Sound like Zinc poisoining. Same symptoms I had. Froze to death for 2 hours then sweated like h&ll. Get well. Later, Mark

>X< · 05-23-2005, 07:10 PM

hey eric post that link to the mask stuff on the chevelle forum, scares me everytime i read it

low burb · 05-23-2005, 11:04 PM

For sure, POR-15 has iso-cyanates. YOU MUST WEAR SUPPLIED-AIR when spraying them to avoid them. Nothing filters them out. They can cause long term damage. It just isn't worth it take a chance. If you were applying with a brush in good ventilation you might get away with a mask, but why take a chance? Your health is far to valuable. You young guys are bullet-proof, I know, but you do want to get old, don't you? Sorry for the rant. Safety is drilled into me at work and I can't see doing anything differant at home. Hope you feel better soon.

MARTINSR · 05-24-2005, 01:07 AM

I have to tell you, the thought of it makes me shutter. It is absolutely freightening to think of being exposed to so as much of this stuff to make that happen. Either that mask was not fitting properly or something, I am not kidding, I would RUN to the doctor and figure this out.'

I have painted for 30 years, a lot of it years ago am embarassed to say with too little protection. Yet I have never had anything of the sort happen to me. You had to get one heck of a large dose.

Brian

Slammed66 · 05-24-2005, 01:49 AM

I am feeling MUCH better tonight , from my reasearch , I have comluded that I became way over exposed when I sprayed bedliners and foam insullation on traveltrailers, the company I worked for didnt give a **** about me , I ran the buisness, they refused to get me a helper, I was working 18-19 hours aday for 12 dollars an hour, they always promised if I did this then we could........

anyway, they saftey equipment was marginal, I tried my best but they would never upgrade it for me, I ended up putting out of my own pocket for a bunch of stuff, they did have a fresh air setup they bought used and worked very poorly, Yea, I wo0rked myt ass off as they promised me the big dollars when I got the company out of debt ( which I came damn close to doing) which never paid off as the owner was stealing the money from my shop to pay the bills at his other larger business, which folded and took mine down with it ( a blessing in disguise)

anyway it seems I became sensitized to iso's and this is my bodys way of saying stay the hell away , it has scared the hell out of me.

I am quite pissed off now at my privious boss, I know this has cost me , if I were to have an attack like this again there is a chance my lungs will swell and I would die .

IM only 21 , and to have had this experience not as severe in the past, at the liner shop, and now ,is a real eye open , I should have been more carful .
I will preach the ways of propper breathing apperatus,

Life is too short I know this at the age of 10 I watched my father pass away due to cancer, I will do everything I can to prevent this from everhappening should I ever have a family of my own.

I consider my self lucky today
Id like this to be an eye open for the rest of you, work safe and work smart, the risk isnt worth anything.
Matt Davies

MARTINSR · 05-24-2005, 09:39 AM

Matt, I have a good friend who became iso sensitive. I suggest you do what he did, QUIT painting, FOREVER. I hightly recommend it, QUIT. In his case (about 20 years ago), he earned his living supporting his wife and three little girls. But seeing those three little girls grow up was more important than how many toys they had so he took a lower paying job as a parts man. He has since managed parts departments in dealerships. He still delivers parts to where I work and he has watched two of his girls marry, and have his grand kids. The last girl is still working on her masters.

Life is WAY too short guy, at 21, hell, there is nothing stopping you. DON'T SPRAY ANOTHER THING!

You don't have to leave cars behind, make photography your passion. Take up chess, become a sports fan, SOMETHING, ANYTHING but spraying paint.

Brian

Slammed66 · 05-24-2005, 10:12 AM

MARTINSR

since I quit the liner shop I rarely spray anything

I dont plan on leaveing automotives as its my life and passion, I have however taken up metal working and welding in a big big way , and I wear a mask in the shop too.

I plan to further my metal fab skill and maybe make somthing out of it, eventually, to earn a dollar I am seriosusly considering heavy duty mechanics.

right now Im the yard guy for a classic chevy truck parts shop www.scottssupertrucks.com

its a pretty cool gig.

I will however say that it'll be a cold day in hell when you guys pry my mack 00 and 1 shot out of my hand!

68haywagon · 05-24-2005, 12:41 PM

Slammed I hope you get 100% better. I've read this and now I'm looking into safety equipment. I'm only 22 and I want to be around to enjoy my truck.

Get well,
Mike

Custom 68 · 05-24-2005, 02:55 PM

I bought a used fresh air system even though I only hobby paint but boy I am glad I did. I loan it to my buddy as he does this like I do. It can be a bit of a pain dragging the hose and stuff around but I found I can really concentrate much better not breathing the fumes and not worring about not breathing as much during the painting I can just breath deep and normal. You might look into one used? Anybody for that matter...I too had read what Eric had posted a year or 2 ago and decided it wasnt for me (the sickness part)
good luck!
Dave

sevt_chevelle · 05-24-2005, 10:10 PM

Slammed66, welding can be JUST as dangerous as painting!! Thats how i got the problems I got. I overexposued myself to welding fumes at the age of 18-19, spent 2 days in the hositpal. Finally at the age of 25 I found out that I have a rare form of emphysema.

This rare form basically attacks your own body!!! My lungs have become so sensitived that the white blood cells are eating away at my lung tissue, my body is self destructing.

Am now at the age of 27 and my lungs function at the low 40 percent range. That equals out to a male in his 70's that was a smoker for 50 years.
Each morning I take two different inhalers to help open up my lungs, allow them to breathe easier.
Each week I do self infusions or shots of a lung steriod

Not sure I should post this pic since am sure there are a few perv's out there. But this thing was inserted into my chest, its basically a quick coupler for the needles. Instead of inserting a needle into your hand you just insert into this thing.
Picture a plastic bottle lid sticking out of your chest REALLY!!

Trust me do NOT be a dumbarse when it comes to your own personal safety.
I could go on and on how it has affected me but Ill spare ya...Eric

>X< · 05-24-2005, 11:30 PM

thats enough to make me not want to go to work tomorrow

Russell · 05-25-2005, 12:32 AM

Man, thats sick :S

Glad I always wear my organic respirator for even grinding rust...

I got mild zinc oxide once, and since then, I've been anal about having my resipirator on... I am trying to convince my father's company to sell me one of their used air tank masks, but I have not had much luck yet.

MARTINSR · 05-25-2005, 12:33 AM

Man Eric, that should make a guy change his ways! Thanks for thinking so much of us to post it.

Brian

GMC1tondually4dr · 05-25-2005, 12:47 AM

Eric: Thanks for posting that pic.

I had a very good friend that damn near died from overexposure, he thought he didn't need a good resperator. Ha, WRONG!

Maybe now some of the guys that don't believe that this can happen to them will pay attention.

Just my .02

CCDually

Slammed66 · 05-25-2005, 02:32 AM

Would anyone be so kind to post a thread on here about proper resporators, I am wanting to know what I should buy for when I am welding and grinding, basicly when im in the shop, I wear glasses if that makes a difference if some one would do a break down and what you need for what application, I would GREATLY appreciate it

Eric man , wow , I really appreicaite you posting that it realy drives home the point. Life is Just waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayy to short ,

Take Care . Matt

05-22-2005, 02:13 PM	#1
Slammed66 Needs a Big Block Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Red Deer , Alberta Posts: 1,198	What the hell happened? Yesterday , I sprayed a chassis in a booth wearing a mask , I was using POR 15, I sprayed it all , went well a couple of hours later , I was shaking like crazy , wearing 2 shirts a hoodie and a jacket, I was still freazing ,went home just lied on the floor woke up 3 hours later dripping in sweat, went to bed tossed and turned all night woke up feeling hung over and I have a funny tate in my mouth what the hell happened, it was like an instant severe flu hit , what can I do today to feel better , what else can I do to prevent this in the future? __________________ 1964 Short box On dropmembers and billets 1962 Suburban family cruiser 1972 K10

05-22-2005, 04:45 PM	#2
>X< registered IWATA user Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Baton Rouge Posts: 4,481	i dont know but that scares the crap out of me if i were in your shoes i would see a doctor or call poison control or something __________________ -'63 Ford Fairlane 500 coupe, v8, auto, faded and rusty. awaiting built roller 302 and some flat black -'99 Honda Prelude. vtech/5spd. no pipe, no intake, bone stock. awaiting new top end. -01 GMC Yukon SLT 5.3 dented and scratched with a noisy tranny. Take off that Von Dutch hat before i stab you with a 000 Mack.

05-22-2005, 05:47 PM	#3
jamis F.A.S.T. president Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Florida Posts: 1,883	yep... I would go see a docter, paint related or not. Take care of yourself __________________ F.A.S.T. President and Founder Fabricators for the Advancement of Sawsall Technology "A fear of the Sawsall is a sign of retarded sexual and emotional maturity." ~Sigmund Freud, "General Introduction to Psychoanalysis"

05-22-2005, 06:29 PM	#6
sweet n rare67 Young truck fanatic Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: The wonderful Mat-Su Valley....Palmer, Ak Posts: 253	Definately go see a doctor. For any one else i would suggest shooting this stuff outside. I shot my frame outside with masks on and my friend and i both felt sick to our stomachs thats night...On the up side the frames turn out great! __________________ '67 Chevy Longstep 2wd 350 w/4spd manual Muncie M21. My first project. Proud to be Valley Trash

05-22-2005, 08:44 PM	#7
Slammed66 Needs a Big Block Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Red Deer , Alberta Posts: 1,198	Frame looks good, Me not so much its like the flu hit me times 1000 last night after have a shower for an hour I feel better/ I would sometimes feel like this after spraying foam insuation or bedliners, I havent touched either in a year or so, I have a feeling its directly related to isocyanites if it persists Ill be on my way to the docs __________________ 1964 Short box On dropmembers and billets 1962 Suburban family cruiser 1972 K10

05-22-2005, 05:52 PM	#4
72C10chevy4x4 UK Wildcat Fan! Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Dover, DE Posts: 515	you can't use a regular breathing mask for shooting POR15-has isocarbonates or something like that that a regular filter mask can't filter. if you haven't talked to a doctor yet, I would make it a priority. bring in a can of the paint so the doctor will know what's in your system.

05-22-2005, 06:01 PM	#5
72C10chevy4x4 UK Wildcat Fan! Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Dover, DE Posts: 515	I searched the POR-15 website, they really don't give much info. the only knowledge I have is from guys on THIS board. here is what I found at http://www.por15store.com/dosdonts.html "Do use an organic vapor particulate respirator, NIOSH/MSHA approved when spraying POR-15. If you are spraying in an enclosed area, you must use an air-supplied respirator" "must" isin italics and bold on their website. does their disclaimer indicate if you're shooting in the driveway for example, you could wear an organic vapor respirator and achieve adequate protection?

05-22-2005, 09:12 PM	#8
Slammed66 Needs a Big Block Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Red Deer , Alberta Posts: 1,198	after some reasearch I have concluded I have this hypersensitivity pneumonitis No more Iso's for me, seems a have become sensitized to them after spraying liners and such Good news is , Ill be allright I just havfta ride it out! __________________ 1964 Short box On dropmembers and billets 1962 Suburban family cruiser 1972 K10

05-22-2005, 09:43 PM	#10
72MARIO Registered User Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Huntsville Ontario Canada Posts: 4,051	I have also had the same feeling just not a severe. The first time it bothered me was using a roll in bed line in tthe floor of my cab I could hardly finish the job I was so dizzy. I Use to be able to clean my spray gun and the laquer thinners would not bother me. Not after 2 minutes I feel dizzy and start having a hard tiem focousing. I never thought to wear a mask when using thinners buit now I have a sensitivity. __________________ 1968 Suburban numbers matching all original truck now equipped with 6.0/4L80 on Accuair http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=625017 1967 C/20 6.0/4L80 Roofing Truck 1990 V2500 Suburban "Plow Truck" 2005 TAHOE DD

05-22-2005, 10:43 PM	#11
FuelCellGuy FUEL CELL GURU Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Mineola, Texas Posts: 993	Sound like Zinc poisoining. Same symptoms I had. Froze to death for 2 hours then sweated like h&ll. Get well. Later, Mark

05-23-2005, 07:10 PM	#12
>X< registered IWATA user Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Baton Rouge Posts: 4,481	hey eric post that link to the mask stuff on the chevelle forum, scares me everytime i read it __________________ -'63 Ford Fairlane 500 coupe, v8, auto, faded and rusty. awaiting built roller 302 and some flat black -'99 Honda Prelude. vtech/5spd. no pipe, no intake, bone stock. awaiting new top end. -01 GMC Yukon SLT 5.3 dented and scratched with a noisy tranny. Take off that Von Dutch hat before i stab you with a 000 Mack.

05-23-2005, 11:04 PM	#13
low burb Registered User Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Medicine Hat,AB, Canada Posts: 194	For sure, POR-15 has iso-cyanates. YOU MUST WEAR SUPPLIED-AIR when spraying them to avoid them. Nothing filters them out. They can cause long term damage. It just isn't worth it take a chance. If you were applying with a brush in good ventilation you might get away with a mask, but why take a chance? Your health is far to valuable. You young guys are bullet-proof, I know, but you do want to get old, don't you? Sorry for the rant. Safety is drilled into me at work and I can't see doing anything differant at home. Hope you feel better soon. __________________ Michael 1971 GMC Suburban "Crusty" 2000 GMC Sierra 1500 2wd 1978 Scout II 1992 Passat Syncro

05-24-2005, 01:07 AM	#14
MARTINSR Registered User Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Boise, Idaho Posts: 6,003	I have to tell you, the thought of it makes me shutter. It is absolutely freightening to think of being exposed to so as much of this stuff to make that happen. Either that mask was not fitting properly or something, I am not kidding, I would RUN to the doctor and figure this out.' I have painted for 30 years, a lot of it years ago am embarassed to say with too little protection. Yet I have never had anything of the sort happen to me. You had to get one heck of a large dose. Brian __________________ 1948 Chevy pickup Chopped, Sectioned, 1953 Corvette 235 powered. Once was even 401 Buick mid engined with the carburetor right between the seats! Bought with paper route money in 1973 when I was 15. "Fan of most anything that moves human beings"

05-24-2005, 01:49 AM	#15
Slammed66 Needs a Big Block Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Red Deer , Alberta Posts: 1,198	I am feeling MUCH better tonight , from my reasearch , I have comluded that I became way over exposed when I sprayed bedliners and foam insullation on traveltrailers, the company I worked for didnt give a **** about me , I ran the buisness, they refused to get me a helper, I was working 18-19 hours aday for 12 dollars an hour, they always promised if I did this then we could........ anyway, they saftey equipment was marginal, I tried my best but they would never upgrade it for me, I ended up putting out of my own pocket for a bunch of stuff, they did have a fresh air setup they bought used and worked very poorly, Yea, I wo0rked myt ass off as they promised me the big dollars when I got the company out of debt ( which I came damn close to doing) which never paid off as the owner was stealing the money from my shop to pay the bills at his other larger business, which folded and took mine down with it ( a blessing in disguise) anyway it seems I became sensitized to iso's and this is my bodys way of saying stay the hell away , it has scared the hell out of me. I am quite pissed off now at my privious boss, I know this has cost me , if I were to have an attack like this again there is a chance my lungs will swell and I would die . IM only 21 , and to have had this experience not as severe in the past, at the liner shop, and now ,is a real eye open , I should have been more carful . I will preach the ways of propper breathing apperatus, Life is too short I know this at the age of 10 I watched my father pass away due to cancer, I will do everything I can to prevent this from everhappening should I ever have a family of my own. I consider my self lucky today Id like this to be an eye open for the rest of you, work safe and work smart, the risk isnt worth anything. Matt Davies __________________ 1964 Short box On dropmembers and billets 1962 Suburban family cruiser 1972 K10

05-24-2005, 09:39 AM	#16
MARTINSR Registered User Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Boise, Idaho Posts: 6,003	Matt, I have a good friend who became iso sensitive. I suggest you do what he did, QUIT painting, FOREVER. I hightly recommend it, QUIT. In his case (about 20 years ago), he earned his living supporting his wife and three little girls. But seeing those three little girls grow up was more important than how many toys they had so he took a lower paying job as a parts man. He has since managed parts departments in dealerships. He still delivers parts to where I work and he has watched two of his girls marry, and have his grand kids. The last girl is still working on her masters. Life is WAY too short guy, at 21, hell, there is nothing stopping you. DON'T SPRAY ANOTHER THING! You don't have to leave cars behind, make photography your passion. Take up chess, become a sports fan, SOMETHING, ANYTHING but spraying paint. Brian __________________ 1948 Chevy pickup Chopped, Sectioned, 1953 Corvette 235 powered. Once was even 401 Buick mid engined with the carburetor right between the seats! Bought with paper route money in 1973 when I was 15. "Fan of most anything that moves human beings" Last edited by MARTINSR; 05-24-2005 at 09:43 AM.



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05-24-2005, 10:12 AM	#17
Slammed66 Needs a Big Block Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Red Deer , Alberta Posts: 1,198	MARTINSR since I quit the liner shop I rarely spray anything I dont plan on leaveing automotives as its my life and passion, I have however taken up metal working and welding in a big big way , and I wear a mask in the shop too. I plan to further my metal fab skill and maybe make somthing out of it, eventually, to earn a dollar I am seriosusly considering heavy duty mechanics. right now Im the yard guy for a classic chevy truck parts shop www.scottssupertrucks.com its a pretty cool gig. I will however say that it'll be a cold day in hell when you guys pry my mack 00 and 1 shot out of my hand! __________________ 1964 Short box On dropmembers and billets 1962 Suburban family cruiser 1972 K10

05-24-2005, 12:41 PM	#18
68haywagon I'm watching you! Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Levittown, PA Posts: 1,822	Slammed I hope you get 100% better. I've read this and now I'm looking into safety equipment. I'm only 22 and I want to be around to enjoy my truck. Get well, Mike __________________ 2012 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Z71 4WD 1993 Chevrolet C-1500 W/T - Blue - 4.3L V-6, 4 speed auto - Dad's (RIP) 1992 Chevrolet S10 - LS swap project 1968 Chevrolet C-10 longbed fleetside - sold Last edited by 68haywagon; 05-25-2005 at 09:23 PM.

05-24-2005, 02:55 PM	#19
Custom 68 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Springfield, MO Posts: 2,939	I bought a used fresh air system even though I only hobby paint but boy I am glad I did. I loan it to my buddy as he does this like I do. It can be a bit of a pain dragging the hose and stuff around but I found I can really concentrate much better not breathing the fumes and not worring about not breathing as much during the painting I can just breath deep and normal. You might look into one used? Anybody for that matter...I too had read what Eric had posted a year or 2 ago and decided it wasnt for me (the sickness part) good luck! Dave __________________ Dave 1968 Custom Chevy with turbo charged 5.3 gen III 4l80e swap 1967-71 GMC 3/4 ton long step 4x4 (not sure what year exactly?) "A good friend will bail you out of jail...but a true friend will be sitting next to you saying "that was frekin awesome". "If it doesn't fit force it...If it breaks then it needed to be replaced anyway!"

05-24-2005, 10:10 PM	#20
sevt_chevelle Lost amongst the CORN Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Northern Iowa Posts: 1,071	Slammed66, welding can be JUST as dangerous as painting!! Thats how i got the problems I got. I overexposued myself to welding fumes at the age of 18-19, spent 2 days in the hositpal. Finally at the age of 25 I found out that I have a rare form of emphysema. This rare form basically attacks your own body!!! My lungs have become so sensitived that the white blood cells are eating away at my lung tissue, my body is self destructing. Am now at the age of 27 and my lungs function at the low 40 percent range. That equals out to a male in his 70's that was a smoker for 50 years. Each morning I take two different inhalers to help open up my lungs, allow them to breathe easier. Each week I do self infusions or shots of a lung steriod Not sure I should post this pic since am sure there are a few perv's out there. But this thing was inserted into my chest, its basically a quick coupler for the needles. Instead of inserting a needle into your hand you just insert into this thing. Picture a plastic bottle lid sticking out of your chest REALLY!! Trust me do NOT be a dumbarse when it comes to your own personal safety. I could go on and on how it has affected me but Ill spare ya...Eric __________________ Currently working on How To Videos and custom metal 70 Chevelle gettin Sliced and Diced Anything But STOCK 70 Chevelle SS455 not a typo its a BUICK BABY 49 and 72 Chevy Trucks restored to original...close to it Drommer Stor....Norwegian for Dream Big http://s969.photobucket.com/albums/a...lle/?start=all https://www.flickr.com/photos/47922830@N03/ Pictures of my work and projects Last edited by sevt_chevelle; 05-24-2005 at 10:17 PM.

05-24-2005, 11:30 PM	#21
>X< registered IWATA user Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Baton Rouge Posts: 4,481	thats enough to make me not want to go to work tomorrow __________________ -'63 Ford Fairlane 500 coupe, v8, auto, faded and rusty. awaiting built roller 302 and some flat black -'99 Honda Prelude. vtech/5spd. no pipe, no intake, bone stock. awaiting new top end. -01 GMC Yukon SLT 5.3 dented and scratched with a noisy tranny. Take off that Von Dutch hat before i stab you with a 000 Mack.

05-25-2005, 12:32 AM	#22
Russell Professional Grade Join Date: May 2003 Location: Fort McMurray, Alberta Posts: 7,915	Man, thats sick :S Glad I always wear my organic respirator for even grinding rust... I got mild zinc oxide once, and since then, I've been anal about having my resipirator on... I am trying to convince my father's company to sell me one of their used air tank masks, but I have not had much luck yet. __________________ 1995 Chevrolet 2 Door Tahoe (6.6L LBZ Duramax / ZF6 / NP241 with 1 ton solid axle swap)

05-25-2005, 12:33 AM	#23
MARTINSR Registered User Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Boise, Idaho Posts: 6,003	Man Eric, that should make a guy change his ways! Thanks for thinking so much of us to post it. Brian __________________ 1948 Chevy pickup Chopped, Sectioned, 1953 Corvette 235 powered. Once was even 401 Buick mid engined with the carburetor right between the seats! Bought with paper route money in 1973 when I was 15. "Fan of most anything that moves human beings" Last edited by MARTINSR; 05-25-2005 at 01:21 AM.

05-25-2005, 12:47 AM	#24
GMC1tondually4dr Registered User Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Rosemount, MN Posts: 341	Eric: Thanks for posting that pic. I had a very good friend that damn near died from overexposure, he thought he didn't need a good resperator. Ha, WRONG! Maybe now some of the guys that don't believe that this can happen to them will pay attention. Just my .02 CCDually Last edited by GMC1tondually4dr; 05-25-2005 at 12:50 AM.

05-25-2005, 02:32 AM	#25
Slammed66 Needs a Big Block Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Red Deer , Alberta Posts: 1,198	Would anyone be so kind to post a thread on here about proper resporators, I am wanting to know what I should buy for when I am welding and grinding, basicly when im in the shop, I wear glasses if that makes a difference if some one would do a break down and what you need for what application, I would GREATLY appreciate it Eric man , wow , I really appreicaite you posting that it realy drives home the point. Life is Just waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayy to short , Take Care . Matt __________________ 1964 Short box On dropmembers and billets 1962 Suburban family cruiser 1972 K10

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