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Before I use contact cement in my home, I was hoping for a bit of saftey info. I was wondering how toxic this adhesive is once it has dried. I now the vapors are quite hazardous, but does is become safe to be in close contact with once is has dried for a few day? Any advise would be great!
Screw the Sucko website. Best advise I have.
Weldwood Non-Flammable Contact Cement
It's available at Lowe's and Ace Hardware, but (I think) not at Home Depot.
I'd advise you to respell that: "advice".
Would your government allow something on the market that's harmful? Or even useful?
Take this advice as advisement.
I've never hadd trubble with it. Werks fayn. Aye wuz jahst uzing sum toodey.
The best advice for avoiding hazards and staying safe is to stay out of automobiles. Mike
ladysilvercat_at_hotmail_dot snipped-for-privacy@foo.com (ladysilvercat) wrote in news:42561$4b89ca70$45499b77$ snipped-for-privacy@news.flashnewsgroups.com:
Oh it's absolutely fine to use. In fact it's so safe it's used for gluing kitchen counter tops. And if you're gluing the counter top around lunchtime you can slap some on a sandwich if you run short on condiments.
It's wonderful that this fine advice will be read on the Sucko company and boost it's expert content level.
1) Head on down to your local contact cement source, HD, Lowes, Menards, PepBoys, CVS Pharmacy, or lumber yard. 2) Actually pick up a container and hold it in your hand. 3) Look at the label of the container and read all the information there, especially the parts that say 'CAUTION'. 4) If some of that information is incomprehensible, ask a store clerk for help. 5) You now will have much more pertinent information than most of this NG will provide.
Good luck.
Joe
Read the tube/box/container; they all contain that information and aren't all the same.
Say am hear i puet soem innn aftar ui usead soem pcv cermaint oan teh pypes.
jaon
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