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Wrench is absolutly correct about the fresh air system being the best. I did forget to mention the activator or catalyst as being the most dangerous of the paint chemicals. While on the subject of body work when grinding the paint of your car I suggest using 40 grit and not 36. The difference is pretty noticable. 36 grit is just to coarse and gets packed up to quick. Move up to 80 as soon as you can so that you remove as little metal as possible. If you have to spray in your own garage ( which I would advise against), be sure to tightly cover all vents into the garage in order to avoid gassing everyone in your house. Also, airborne petroleum products ( tire shine, Armor-all, or similar products) will cause pocking problems known as fisheyes or lifting. The information that I am providing is coming at a somewhat random and I apologize, lol. I switched to nursing a couple of years ago and it has been awhile since I have had the chance to talk paint.
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