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Posted for "Rod Pharis" <rpharis@teamimc.com>:

  Yes, I am suggesting limiting or eliminating that very action.
  
  Rod

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   From: Steve/Claudette Colwell [mailto:colwells@comcast.net]
   Sent: Sunday, November 12, 2006 9:24 PM

   "limiting acetone, MEK or other nasty toxic chemical direct skin contact
  for occasional minor clean-up mistakes."
  
   Rod, I am not sure you are suggesting Acetone, MEK or any other solvent as
  a way to remove Epoxy or Polyurethane from skin but that is a NO-NO.
  Solvent will cause the Epoxy to penetrate skin rapidly and is the worst
  thing you can do.
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