A Survey of Products Used in Rainwater Catchment Systems

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A Survey of Products Used in Rainwater Catchment Systems : Products that Contact Water Intended for Human Consumption and Their Suitability for Such Usage in the United States Virgin Islands Prepared by: Water Resources Research Institute Dr. Henry H. Smith, Ph.D., Director Edwin Edwards Deron Parrot Eugenia Sello James St. Hilaire October, 1996 Prepared for: Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States Virgin Islands Department of Planning and Natural Resources Division of Environmental Protection Water Resources Research Institute University of the Virgin Islands No. 2 John Brewers Bay St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands 00802-9999 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ST. THOMAS A and A Quality Construction Apex Construction - Joe Hodge AZTee Construction B and B Manufacturing Best Construction Cash and Splash - Elroy Allen Dawson Construction Dynamic Construction East End Lumber - Rupert Foster/ Wingrove Fenton Elkyn Lloyd Construction H and M Systems - Richard Washburn Halvor Francis Construction Hammer-Cock Construction HF Construction - Hercules Fraser Island Block - Frank Stapleton Jean Draggin Enterprises - Jean Draggin Joseph Construction K-Mart Corporation - Clement Warner/ Anthony Sutherland Mike's Paint Store - Charles Bonanno MSI Building Supply - Yanick Bayard Paint Depot - Mike Perron Q and A Services Real Construction Roses Construction Sea Chest - Craig Kirchoff Vernon Quiland Construction VI. True Value Hardware - Jami Pfister Woods Construction ST. JOHN Barry Duncan Enterprises - Barry Duncan ST. CROIX Ato Z Paint Supply Caribbean Coatings Paint Locker - James Rosado Paint N' Things - Lyle Munson Rooftops - William Foust St. Croix Trading - James Bell Superior Block Inc. - Lily Lawaetz Technical Coatings - Chuck Henry EDITORIAL PRODUCTION Edwin Edwards Shirley Lincoln fn Table of Contents Perec reer renee ener ere reer ereereerere ese eeeeaeress Acknowledgements List of Figures eee eee ee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee ee eee ee ee eee ere es List of Tables Ponce wwe nea eee cence e ren eenee nerve eereeeserereseeesseeees Introduction oer e meee cence ence ne ne erence eeeee ee reeeereeneeeeeeeeeeeseee Objectives of Survey Preece ee nee e eee ame e eee a eee eae n ena eeataneee 11 Investigative Procedure Deere reer er ese reer ese essereseesseseessees 13 Discussion of Findings ee ee ee ee 41 Conclusion Been wee en rere ener nce car ese eee seers reese er eeeeesseeses 63 References Pee mere e reese esr ese eres rose eee ss reser ese sess ness sears esesscess 65 Appendix A. Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs) ceeeee A-1 B. Specification Data wee e eve vev creer esseeeeoeeeeseneees B-1 C. Manufacturers’ Addresses ee ears C-1 D. Supporting Documents eee e een w enn e een eceeee D-1 List of Figures Figure 1. Distributor List eRe ee mere rere rears reser ere renee e eee reeeeserseseeeeeesese 15 2. Survey of Coatings Products eee eee eee eee ee ee eee eee eee eee ee ee ees 18 eee ere eee eT eer eee eee eee eee ee ee ee eee eee ee es 23 3. Contractors Questionnaire 4. List of Licensed Contractors 24 List of Tables Table 1. Product List of Roof Coatings eee eee eee eee ee eee eee ee eee eee ee 45 2. Product List of Conveyance Coatings and Sealants sence 53 3. Product List of Storage Coatings TOYTOTETOTOCCCTSTTeTeTTerreer ers) 57 4. List of Hazardous Components found in Coatings seceeee 59 | Introduction j Rainwater catchment is the principal source of water for the majority of residences in the United States Virgin Islands. Virgin Islands law mandates that residences be constructed in a manner that provides for the harvesting and storage of rain water for use in the residences. The most commonly used harvesting installation consists mm of a catchment surface, a conveyance and a cistern or other storage facility. Direct runoffs from the roofs are conveyed through gutters and downspouts to the cisterns for storage. A wide range of substances is applied to roof surfaces for aesthetic reasons, to o protect the surfaces from rapid deterioration and/or to prevent or to stop leaks. Similarly, cisterns are coated to prevent leaks. These substances are often applied to roofs and cisterns without consideration being given to their suitability for use in water catchment systems intended for harvesting water for human consumption. ” Many home owners may not be aware of potential health hazards and may rely on the expertise and goodwill of manufacturers and distributors to provide them with products that are safe and appropriate for use in the catchment systems intended for human consumption. For the purpose of this study these substances (coatings, paints, m roof tiles, sealants, gutters, etc) will be referred to as coatings. Since these coatings are not currently regulated in the United States Virgin Islands, there is genuine concern that there may be threats to human health associated with coatings that come in contact with the water derived from the rainwater catchment a systems. For instance, the health hazards associated with asbestos tiles and lead-based paints have been well documented. Studies have also linked exposure to high levels of volatile organic compounds (VOC ) in drinking water to adverse health effects including increased risk of cancer. as As a result of the potential health hazard, efforts are now underway to regulate the coatings used in rainwater catchment systems. To that end, the Water Resources Research Institute (WRRJ) of the University of the Virgin Islands (UVI) was given the responsibility of conducting a survey of the water catchment system coatings used in the U.S. Virgin Islands to obtain toxicity information from manufacturers. Eventually, a protocol will be developed for rainwater catchment systems. This will be incorporated into NSF (National Sanitation Foundation) Standard 61, which focuses on contaminants and impurities that are directly imparted to drinking water from materials or products in contact with the drinking water. 10 | Objectives of Survey ; The purpose of this investigation was to compile information to facilitate establishment of standards to which materials used in rainwater catchment systems (RWCSs) in the U.S. Virgin Islands must conform. Survey staff gathered information from manufacturers, material suppliers, home builders and contractors, and government regulatory agencies. The investigation consisted of: 1) Determining the type of coatings marketed or used in com- ponents (roofs, drainage, storage facilities) of rainwater catchment systems in the U.S. Virgin Islands. 2) Determining if these coatings had been previously tested by the manufacturer under any existing regulation or private protocol, and found suitable for use in situations where the water contacted will be consumed by humans. 3) Obtaining available toxicity information and recommended uses from the coating manufacturer. 4) Determining the market distributions of the various coatings used. 11 | Investigative Procedure ; The survey conducted by the Water Resources Research Institute was initiated by first determining all possible local distributors who sold products for rainwater catchment systems. This information was obtained from advertisements, telephone books, etc. After potential distributors were identified, a list was compiled with the name of the distributor, a contact person, phone and fax number, address, and similar data. The resulting list is shown in Figure 1. At that point, the distributors were contacted and informed of the project being undertaken. They were asked to provide answers to a survey. They were offered the option of answering by telephone conversation, or in person at their business site. They further could choose to fill out the form themselves, or provide verbal responses to be written down by WRRI representatives visiting their site by appointment. The survey consisted of information such as the distributor's name, address, telephone/fax, the company's objective (the service performed by the company), and information regarding materials used in cisterns, roofs, downspouts, and gutters. An example of the survey is shown in Figure 2. Using surveys completed for each of the three islands - St. Thomas, St. John, St. Croix - a list of all products found to be sold in the region was compiled, including all collected information. This list is shown in Tables 1, 2, and 3 in the section entitled Discussion of Findings. Manufacturers were then contacted by telephone or by facsimile, to collect information on the toxicity potential and recommended uses for the products which are found in material safety data sheets (MSDSs). These sheets contain information on hazardous ingredients, reactivity data, health hazards, and permissible exposure limits. MSDS information provided by manufacturers is shown in Appendix A. 13 The market distribution of products used in the rainwater catchment systems was determined by interviewing contractors. Using a list of licensed contractors provided by the Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs, WRRI representatives contacted them by telephone as well as on-site visits. An example of the questionnaire used is shown in Figure 3, and the list of contractors is shown in Figure 4. After the information was gathered, it was sorted into categories (responses, MSDS information, questionnaires, certification letters, etc.), and responses were compiled and analyzed. This report summarizes the information gained through this survey. 14 e) Figure 1. Distributor List DATE | CONTACT | COMPANY ADDRESS CiTY/ ZIP PHONE | FAX PERSON NAME STATE July 21, | Mrs. Lily Superior Block | P.O. Box 1130, St. Cro, 00821- | 778- 692- 1996 Lawaetz Inc. Christiansted, USVI 1130 5772 5454 July 21, {| Mr. Jim Dye | V.I. Cement & P.O. Box 7368 St. Thomas, | 00801 | 775- 1996 Building USVI 2926 Products July 21, R.R. Caribbean | P.O. Box 300, St. Croix, 00820- | 777- 1996 & Benton OrangeGrove, USVI 4353 9644 Construction Christiansted., July 21, | Mr. Sam CCl-Gaucet P.O. Box 1350, St. Croix, 00851 | 772- 772- 1996 Graci Kings Hill, USVI 2442 3346 July 21, | Mr. Stephen | Circle P.O. Box 306498 | St. Thomas, | 00802 | 779- 774- 1996 Bishop Construction USVI 7302 7277 July 21, | Mr. Eimore | Circle P.O. Box 306498 | St. Thomas | 00802 | 774- 1996 Charles Construction USVI 7277 July 21, | Mr. Dave Dave Stabbert P.O. Box 6501, St. Thomas, | 00802 | 774- 1996 Stabbert Master Builder | Suite 201, USVI 4694 Red Hook Plaza July 21, Gateway P.O. Box 37 St. Thomas, | 00802 1996 Development USVI Corp. July 21, | Ms. Jean Jean Draggin P.O. Box 6539 St. Thomas, | 00802- | 775- 1996 Draggin Enterprise USVI 1338 2005 July 21, | Mr. Robert Pan American P.O. Box 24096, St. Croix 00824 | 772- 1996 Inda Investment Inc. | Gallows Bay, USVI 4771 July 21, | Mr. Rex Reflex P.O. Box 8385, St. Crox, 00823 1996 Schuster Construction Sunny Isle, USVI July 21, | Mr. Joe Tip Top P.O. Box 24933, St. Croix. 00824 | 773- 1996 Hollins Construction Gallows Bay USVI $252 July 21, | Mr. Bob Caribbean P.O. Box 305730 St. Thomas, | 00803 1996 Beal Steel Building USVI Inc. July 21, | Mr. Jim W. The Amaiia P.O. Box 302487 | St. Thomas, | 00803- | 775- 1996 McCurry Company USVI 2487 1272 July 21, | Mr. Gien Tropical P.O. Box 673. St. Cro. 00851 | 772- 1996 Lindenmann | Painters inc. Kings Hill. USVI 0938 July 21, | Ms. Debbie | Ato Z Paint P.O. Box 4065. St. Croix, 00851 | 773- 1996 Chipman Supply Inc. Kings Hill. USVI 7075 | DATE CONTACT | COMPANY ADDRESS CITY/ ZIP PHONE | FAX PERSON | NAME STATE July 21, | Mr. Barry Barry's Paint P.O. Box 426, St. John, 00830 | 779- 1996 Ouncan Store Cruz Bay, USVI 4060 July 21, | Mr. Jose Colorama Auto | P.O. Box 5992, St. Croix, 00823 | 778- 1996 Saldana Body Sunny Isle, USVI 6290 July 21, | Mr. Phil Gannet Hard- P.O. Box 24188, St. Croix, 00824 | 773- 1996 Crosier ware & More Christiansted USVI 1034 July 21, | Mr. Pedro Glidden Paints | P.O, Box 5978, St. Croix, 00823 | 773- 1996 Cruz Sunny Isle USVI 3124 July 21, | Mr. Harry Pittsburgh P.O. Box 10 St. Thomas, | 00804 j 774- 1996 Bowman Paints -Island USVI 0158 Block July 21, | Mr. Chuck Technical P.O. Box 7350 St. Croix, 00823 1996 Henry Coatings USVI July 21, | Mr. Charles | Mike's Paint P.O. Box 8870 St. Thomas, | 00801 | 775- 1996 Bonanno Store USVI 0429 July 21, | Mr. James Paint Locker P.O. Box 157, St. Crokx, 00820 1986 Rosado Christiansted USVI July 21, | Mr. Lyle Paint N' Things j P.O. Box 24037, St. Croix, 00824 | 773- 1996 Munson Gallows Bay USVI 3812 July 21, | Mr. Craig The Sea Chest | P.O. Box 3806, St. Thomas, | 00802 | 774- 1996 Kirchoff Crown Bay USVI 0495 July 21, Caribbean P.O. Box 946 St. Croix, 00821 | 773- 1996 Coatings USVI 3812 July 21, | Mr. Mike Tropical Al Cohens Plaza, | St. Thomas, | 00802 | 772- 1996 Perron Painters Inc. USVI 0938 July 21, | Mr. Bill Rooftops Basin | P.O. Box 3025, St. Croix, 00820- | 778- 1996 Foust Triangle Estate Frieden- USVI 4707 8550 stahl, Christiansted July 21, | Mr. Stephen | SSS Roofing & | P.O. Box 9692, St. Thomas, | 00802 1986 Schuler Sheetmetal USVI V.1. True Value | Time Center, St. Thomas, 775- Hardware Tutu, USVI 4279 Vi True Value Red Hook Plaza St. Thomas, | 00801 | 775- Hardware USVI 2210 Ali Hardware 952 Williams St. Crom, 692- Delight, USVI 5300 Frederiksted DATE | CONTACT | COMPANY ADDRESS city/ ZIP PHONE | FAX PERSON | NAME STATE K-mart Tutu Mail St. Thomas, | 00802 | 777- Corporation USVI 3853 MSI! Building 8 Crown Bay St. Thomas, | 00801 | 776- 774- Supply USVI 8800 3170 East End 395 Annas St. Thomas. | 00801 | 775- 776- Lumber and Retreat USVI 3993 9034 Hardware St.Crox Trad- Gallows Bay St. Crox, 773- ing Company USVI 1836 Steel Plus Subbase St. Thomas, | 00801 77T- Supplies USVI 5855 U and W Indus- | Bethlehem, St. Crom, 778- trial Supply Christiansted USVI 0012 Woodworth 119-121 Gallows St.Crox. 778- Wholesale Bay USVI 8000 Corp. Discount Build- | 26 Mars Hill, St. Crox, 772- ing Supplies, Frederiksted USVI 4575 Inc. Mr, Richara | H andM P.O. Box 304601 St. Thomas, | 00803- | 774- Washburn systems USVI 4601 6660 Mr. Patrick B and B Manu- | P.O.Box 4937 St. Thomas, | 00803 | 775- Bayard facturing inc. USVI 1500 17 Figure 2. Survey Form SURVEY OF ROOF CATCHMENT SYSTEMS MATERIALS UTILIZED IN THE U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS Company Name: Contact Person: Address: Phone: Fax: Company Objective: company's service) BErRoUHtoawmmoanwy Cistern Construction Cistern Repair Roof Construction Roof Repair Gutter Construction Gutter Repair Downspout Construction Downspout Repair Material Supplier Material Manufacturer Paint Contractor Blocks/Concrete Manufacturer Blocks/Concrete Supplier Other (Circle the item(s) which most describe your Please complete the form to provide information regarding materials used in the construction and repair of cisterns, roofs, downspouts, and gutters. which are related to water catchment. Cistern, Gutter, &/or Downspout) GUTTERING 1. Material Name: Feel free to add additional materials not listed (Product Field of Use: Roof, Material Type/Description: Product Field of Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: 2. Material Name: Material Type/Description: Product Field of Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: 18 GALVANIZE LINER in oa Manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: Material Name: Material Type/Description: Product Field of Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: Material Name: Material Type/Description: Product Field of Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: Material Name: Material Type/Description: Product Field of Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: Material Name: Material Type,/Description: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: Material Name: Material Type,Description: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: 19 Manufacturer Fax No: ADHESIVE Material Name: Material Type/Description Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: TON Material Name: Material Type/Description Product Field of Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: SEALANT 10 Material Name: Material Type/Description Product Field of Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: 11 Material Name: Material Type/Description Product Field of Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: COATING 12 Material Name: Material Type/Description Product Field of Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: 20 13. PAINT 14. Manufacturer Fax No: Material Name: Material Type/Description: Product Field of Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: Material Name: Material Type/Description: Product Field of Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: Material Name: Material Type/Description: Product Field of Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: CONCRETE BLOCKS 16. 17. Material Name: Material Type/Description: Product Field cf Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: Material Name: Material Type/Description: Product Field of Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: 21 Manufacturer Fax No: 18. Material Name: Material Type/Description: Product Field of Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: 19. Material Name: Material Type/Description: Product Field of Use: Manufacturer Name: Manufacturer Address: Manufacturer Phone No: Manufacturer Fax No: Your company name along with the services/products which you provide may be included in the Water Resources Research Institute's publication of roof catchment systems materials utilized in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Please sign the appropriate section below. Thank for your cooperation. I do not wish to have my company and services listed in a Water Resources Research Institute Publication. I wish to have my company and services listed in a Water Resources Research Institute Publication. 22 aN aN Figure 3. Contractors Questionnaire Name of Company We are currently conducting a survey which deals with rainwater catchment systems, which entails roofing materials, gutters and downspouts materials, cistern materials. What type of work does vour company specialize in? sees (Repairs, Building homes from scratch. other What type of Roofing materials does your company prefer to use? Sheeting (galvanize. galvalume. etc. ) Coatings (Top Coat. Tropicoat. etc. ) Other and is it purchased locally or from away? What type of Gutter/Downspout materials does your company use and where do you purchase them trom? What type of Cistern materials does your company use, and where do you purchase them from? 23 DEPARTMENT OF LICENSING AND CONSUMER SEE AIRS iL. e & ae SF se Se rua Baad OP OT CES Aa baae ——s Ni . - PIVISTON OF LICENSTIYG SPECIAL REPPORT PAGE 1 : on nne-H-- LICENSEE -----7 occ cot BUS ------ BUS ---->->- RENWAL ---- --* BUSINESS ------- 7-2 ce ccc c cco o oo LICENSE~ ~~ ‘ Is NAME AND ADDRESS NUM CODE DATE MAME AND ADDRESS PHONE NUM ’ LICENSE DESCRIPTION: CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR. ' ! A & N CONSTRUCTION INC 4g7ol 15110 12/31 A & N CONSTRUCTION ING 809-77 - P.O. NOX 9111 ST THOMAS Vit. O08sol EST FORTUNA 4-1-13 ST THOMAS VI L ADAMS, WINSTON 4642 15110 12/31 ADAMS DRAFTING 109-774-3807 P.O.BOX 4417 ST THOMAS ANNA'S FANCY 45 ST THOMAS 1 ADDISON STEEL, INC. 41416 15110 12/31 ADDISON STEEL, INC. 809-77 - A 7351 OVERLAND RD LOCKHART FL. 32810 C. E. KING AIRPORT STT. \.1. PB 1 AGURKIS ,MATTHEW H. 36405 “15110 12/31 MATHEW CONCRETE & CONST CO. 4 P.O. BOX 3335 STT. V.I. 00801 #8-A HONDURAS STT. V.I. 00801 a p 1 ALEXANDER, GEORGE 22981 15110 2/31 ALEXANDER CONSTRUCTION SERV 909-775-4150 d P.O. BOX 10843 STT. V.I. 00801 EST. THOMAS$S2&4 9 ST. STT. V.I. A 1 ALLSTATE FACILITIES MANAGEMENT, INC.85972 15110 12/31 ALLSTATE FACILITIES MGMT. ,INC. ir P.O.BOX 9589 STT.V.1.00801 12D BJERGE GADE STT.V.I. j 1 AMBROSE, KEITH A 13368 15110 t2/31 AMDBRNOSE CONSTRUCTION 809-000-0000 ; P.O.BOX 1561 STT. V.T. 00801 94 UPPER CONTANT STT. 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BOX 68 STJ V.I 0083! 18-23 EST.ENIGHED STJ.V.I. 1 BAILEY LV, ALFRED M. 32815 15110 12/31 BLAZING BUILDERS 809-778-0665 ' P.O. BOX 1313 STT. V.f. 00801 25 DRONNINGENS GADE STT. V.I. ' 1 BALBO CORPORATION 41774 15110 12/31 BALBO CORPORATION \ P.O. BOX 9435 STT V.I 00801. 12BA-2 FRYDENHOJ STT V.I 1 BALFOUR BEATTY, INC. 820398 1511C 12/31 BALEOUR BEATTY, INC. 809-777-1600 °O “ST. CHARLOTTE \MALIE STT VE 99R02 RACE TRACE & TUTU PARK STT.“ OU. 3 3 ‘ 3 > ? bY ) > " $.10}9¥.13U07) PISUdITT JO ISI] “*p NSIT DEPAREMES T° YW LICENSING DIVIE EON OF LPC SENG VIR VONMSEME ER CER AERS ~ SPECIAL REPPORT PAGE 2 we-----e- LICENSEE ---------n tor (BUS ----7 > BUS monn n nn RENWAL -------- BUSINESS woe enn eee nnn errr TLICENSE- ~~ tS NAME AND ADDRESS NUM CODE DATE NAME AND ADDRESS PHONE NUM LICENSE DESCRIPTION: CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR. t BALY, VICTOR E. BOLLE 15110 12/31 VICTOR E. BALY CONSTECETION CO P.O. BOX 8702 STT V.f (98C1 260-315 ANNAS RETREAT STT ¥.E ! BALY, VICTOR E. 60171 15110 2/31 VICTOR E. BALY 809-775-7401 P.O. BOX 8702 STT. V.I. 00801 ANNAS RETREAT 260-35 STT. V.1. 3 BARLAS, ANDREW 60883 15419 12/31 ANDREW BARLAS 309-77 - P.O. BOX 115 CRUZ BAY STJ ¥.T CO8ol CRUD BAY ST. JOHN STI 1 BASHARA, CORPORATION 42271 15110 12/31 BASHARA CORPORATION . 251 CHILE STREET 2ND FL HATO REY PR 25-A’ MAIN ST. STT V.T ! BASTIEN, GEORGE W. 29831 15110 12/31 GECRGE W. BASTIEN 809-771-6688 DOMINI GADE ¢ 8B ST.T ¥..f. 90801 DOMINI GADE #8B ST. THOMAS 3 BERTOLINO DESIGN & CONST. LTD 38153 15110 12/31 BERTOLINO DESIGN & CONST. LTD 4 E GLUCKSBERG STJ V.I 00830 4 E GLUCKSBERG STJ V.I 3 BERTRAND, LAWRENCE A 12317 15110 12/31 LAWRENCE A. BERTRAND 809-776-1550 P.O. BOX 8316 STJ V.I 00831 ROCK RIDGE RD, EST. CHOCOLATE STJ V.I t BETTERROADS ASPHALT CORP. 22297 15110 12/31 BETTERROADS ASPHALT CORP. " 909=774+1098 © P.O. BOX 1946 STT V.I 00803 #70 LINDBERG BAY STT. V.-I. . y l BLAK CORP ' B8L86R 1H110 3/3 RLAK CORP RN9V-T77TH-5030 PO BOX 182 STT V.L.00801 HAVENSIGHT BLDG TLE STtT ve. 1 BLYDEN, JOSEPH E. 2912 15410 12/31 JOSEPH E. BLYDEN 809-775-6852 P.O. BOX 11676 STT ¥.1 00802 EST.NADIR 5 STT. V.L. BOSCHULTE, ANTHONY ©. 35571 1110 re SITHENY ©, ROSCHULTE P.O. BOX 3767 STT V.f£ 90801 SOLBERG #1oe-h srr et ' DASCUUT TE. TAMES 61631 15110 ef3l JAMES T. BOSCHULTE : . € € é DED AR IMENT OF UPCENS DY G AND SONS'MER APE NE HS DIVISTON OF LICENSING is) SPECIAL REPPORT PAGE 3 : 3a --on----- LICENSEE ------------------- BUS ------ BUS -------- RENWAL -------- BUSINESS --------------------~--------LICENSE--- : [s NAME AND ADDRESS SEM CORE DATE NAME AND \DDRESS PHONE NUM ° i LICENSE DESCRIPTION: CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR. " 3 1 BRYAN, TEDDY S. 19892 15110 12/31 TEDDY S. BRYAN 809-774-4329 Me P.O. BOX 3351 STT V.I 09801 5-L EST. 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SESTRERG P-ltb sr oricaas cf € € € € € € € DEP AR EME SSP aes Oo LYSENS ONG AND TONS AFUEATRS LICENSING DIVISTON OF SPECLAL REPPORT ~ « . |: meee eee ee wen ene ne ee eee ee ee ee eee BUS eed RENWAL wee ee eee BUSINESS mewn eee ee ee a a a a ee nr ee ee nee LICENSES >> i" e LICENSEE BUS NAME AND ADDRESS wy CODE DATE NAME AND ADDRESS PHONE NUM a a ee ow ee ee ee ee ee ee eee === aa ee ee wot a e, mee oe ee ee ee a2 ¥ . | LICENSE DESCRIPTION: CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR. I 1 ZARCO CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. 59861 it 09730 2\RCO CONSTRUCTION CO, INC. 809-774-6153 P.O.BOX 6338 STT V.[ 00801 r4 5 i a A KONGENS GADE STT V.T a ZENITH DEVELOPMENT, CORP. 42269 4 15110 09/30 ZENITH DEVELOPMENT, CORP.” 899-776-3213 P.O. BOX 4567 STT. Vv... ° KONGENS GADE #5-6 STT. e | JEFFREY 229001 09730 JEFFREY TUCKER ZUCKER, f.O.BOX 3980 STT V.I 00801 COMPASS SOINT ST THOMAS VI ue Mt Number of CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR records found: PTS my “| — m “0 vn 7 rob dl e oe *%e ee - a ” |__at PegauidSteéessapeits sunnddposaseuenss — ansng cappgsnad=addide98 ¥ i) y B) B) p) | Discussion of Findings ! The rainwater catchment system materials found in the U.S. Virgin Islands are shown in Tables 1, 2 and 3 where each table represents a different section of the catchment system. Table 1 consists of 126 different products used on the catchment surface, the roof. These products are produced by 53 manufacturers and distributed by 17 local distributors. Similarly, Table 2 shows materials used to convey runoff from the roof into storage tanks or cisterns. This table also shows sealants and adhesives used in rainwater catchment systems. A total of 34 different products are listed, which are manufactured by 11 manufacturers and distributed locally by eight distributors. Table 3 consists of 11 coatings and other products used in storage tanks or cisterns; these are produced by six manufacturers and distributed locally by seven distributors. Overall 167 products, 64 manufacturers, and 17 distributors are listed. Table 4, on the other hand, is a compilation of all the hazardous chemicals found in the products listed in Tables 1, 2, and 3. This table shows the maximum contaminant levels (MCLs) of the chemicals as suggested by the Occupational Safety and Hazard Administration (OSHA) and the American Conference of Government Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH). The remarks column expresses the possible health hazard of the chemical based on what is known of that particular chemical, and not necessarily the product of which it is a constituent. Some of the hazardous chemicals listed are known to have serious health effects. Some are known carcinogens. Tables 1, 2 and 3 also show products with readily available Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs) and/or letters certifying that they are safe for use in rainwater catchment systems intended for human consumption. These documents were obtained from distributors and manufacturers. The majority of the distributors had no available MSDSs or letters of certification to affirm the safe usage of their products in rainwater catchment systems. In fact, only nine products had the necessary laboratory certification and/or approval by the NSF and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). 41 The MSDSs found in Appendix A list, among other data, the hazardous ingredients of each product along with OSHA's permissible exposure limit (PEL), ACGIH's threshold limit value (TLV) and in some cases the short term exposure limit (STEL). Health hazard data are also provided. The toxic chemicals that are reported on the MSDSs are subject to the reporting requirements of Section 313 of the Emergency Right-to-Know Act of 1986 and 40 CFR 372. Many ingredients are not listed on the MSDSs and are, instead, replaced by quotations such as: "Ingredients not precisely identified are proprietary or non-hazardous." and "Remaining ingredients are not regulated by OSHA and are considered trade secrets." It must be borne in mind that the limits set by OSHA and ACGIH were not specifically set for RWCSs and do not take into account the effects of weathering on the surface coatings. The effects of environmental variables such as repeated wetting and drying and acid rain need to be investigated further. Such inadequacy was highlighted by this quote from MSDSs for Waterplug, Thoroseal and Acryl 60: "No toxicity information is available on this specific preparation; thus health hazard assessment is based on information that is available on its components." and "Values (MCLs) are not product specifications." For a hazardous chemical to be listed as a health hazard on an MSDS, it must comprise 1% or greater of the composition of the product. If the chemical is a carcinogen, however, it is listed if it comprises 0.1% or greater of the product's composition. Chemicals that are likely to be released from the mixture in concentrations that would exceed an established OSHA permissible exposure limit or ACGIH threshold limit value are also listed, even if they comprise less than 1% (0.1% for carcinogens) of the mixture. For an assessment of the market distribution of the coatings, a sample of 20 con- tractors were interviewed. Most contractors use more than one roof coating. The most 42 For an assessment of the market distribution of the coatings, a sample of 20 con- tractors were interviewed. Most contractors use more than one roof coating. The most widely used catchment surface is galvanize, with 39% of contractors endorsing its usage. Topcoat followed second with 29%. Tropicoat was favored by 11%, and 7% favored galvalume. Metal panels, Acrylic Barrier Coating, Snow Roof Elastoseal and Master Craft were equally favored by 4% of contractors. For the conveyance part of the catchment system, 62% favored metallic (aluminum or galvanize) gutters while 31% favored plastic piping. Wooden gutters with a layer of topcoat was favored by 6% of the contractors. Eighty percent of contractors favored plastic downspouts while the other 20% favored metallic downspouts. Thoroseal is the most widely used cistern coating with 79% of contractors endorsing its usage. White cement, Vandex, and hydraulic cement were equally favored by the remaining contractors. Letters certifying that the product has been laboratory tested and/or approved for use in rainwater catchment systems are found in Appendix D. All specification data are in Appendix B while Appendix C is a listing of manufacturers' addresses. 43 Table 1. Product List of Roof Coatings * Approved for potable water tank lining by NSF, FDA, Clayton Labs, Environmental Consultants Ltd., and Bermuda Department of Health. PRODUCT Acry! 60 Acrylic Barrier Coating Acrylic Gloss Finish Acrylic Primer Acrylic Supercoat AF-103 Neoprene Fluid Anvil Acrylic Latex Anvil Seam Seal Anvil Ultra Seal 1 Anvil Ultra Seal 2 Asphalt Felts Asphalt Glass Fabric Asphalt Roof Cement Asphalt/Organic Feit Benzene/Naphthalen Black Jack Roof Cement Carib Coat Caribbean Custom Elastomeric Contouring Seam Tape Contouring Seam Tape Contouring Seam Tape Cool Coat Crown Tropic Latex DAP Black-Tite Roof Sealant DAP Black-Tite Roof Sealant DAP Black-Tite Roof Sealant DAP Black-Tite Roof Sealant DAP Black-Tite Roof Sealant DAP Sealant Denusto-Rust Enzymes Derusto Dow Corning Silicone DESCRIPTION Cement Sealant Acrylic coat for plywood Polyurethane Coat for metal Polyurethane Primer for metal Acrylic Emulsion coating Waterproofing Coating wood/ metal primer Latex caulk seam seal for flashing Elastomeric Roof coat Acrylic water proofing Underlying for shingles Roof Cement Sealant/Cement Felt Thinner Roof Cement Elastomeric Coating Roof Coat Seam tape Tape Seam Tape Latex Roof Paint Latex Paint Sealant Sealant Sealant Sealant Sealant Sealant/Asphalt Based Anti-Rust Coating/Paint Rust Prevent Enamel Sealant DISTRIBUTOR Island Block Rooftops/Tech. Coating A-Z Paint Supply A-Z Paint Supply Rooftops Sea Chest Barry Duncan Ent. Barry Duncan Ent. Barry Duncan Ent. Barry Duncan Ent. MSI East End Lumber Island Block Island Block Island Block East End Lumber Sea Chest Island Block island Block East End Lumber Sea Chest K-Mart Corp. Q & A Supplies East End Lumber V.I. True Value Hardware Island Block MSI K-Mart Corp. Mikes Paint East End Lumber Rooftops MANUFACTURER Thoro System Products Inc Rooftops/Tech. Coating Finnaren/Haley Paint Finnaren/Haley Paint Scotts Paint Corp. Chemical Coatings Anvil Paints/ Coating Anvil Paints/ Coating Anvil Paints/ Coating Anvil Paints/Coating Manuf. American Standard Felt Gardner Asphalt Corp. Servistar Corp. Atlas Roofing Corp. Parks Corp. Gibson-Homans Co. Technical Coatings Mobile Paint Caribbean Inc. Oregon Research and Development Corp. Oregon Research and Development Corp. Oregon Research and Development Corp. Mobile Paints Harris Paints DAP Inc. DAP Inc. DAP Inc. DAP Inc. DAP Inc. DAP Inc. DAP Inc. DAP Inc. Dow Corning MSDS Yes No No No No No * No No No No Yes No No No No Yes No Yes .No No No 45 PRODUCT Duratone Elastomeric Roof Coat Elasto-Seal Primer Enamel Spray Enco Weather Shield EPDM/C-EPDM Ever-Grip E-Z Mineral Spirits Fibered Roof Cement Fibered Roof Coat Fibered Roof Coating Fix-All Enamel Primer Flashing Futura-Thane 5000 Galvalume Galvalume Coating Galvalume Sheets Galvalume (Coated) Galvanize DESCRIPTION Paint Rubber coat Sealant Paint House/trim enamel Membrane Material coating Paint Primer Thinner Coating Coating Coating Coating Rubber Urethane Elastomeric coating Sheeting Coating Sheeting (res./com) Sheeting For standing roofs DOD-P-21035A Galvanizing RepaPaint Geocel 2300 Tripolymer Sealant Elastomeric Sealant Glass Fabric Gum Spirit of Turpentine G.E. Silicone II Interior Sealer/Primer lron-Clad Retando Kils Total Zone Klean-Strip Kool Patch Kool Patch Cement Kool Seal #63-300 Lacquer Thinner Lacquer/Coatings Lanco Protecto-Coat Lanco Seal Coat Asphalt Coat Thinner Sealant Coating Anti-Rust Paint Stain Primer Pre-Paint Surfacing Sealant Cement Sealant Latex elastomeric Thinner Sanding Sealant Acrylic latex Acrylic latex wall paint DISTRIBUTOR K-Mart Corp. V.1. True Value Hardeware Island Block K-Mart Corp. East End Lumber Rooftops K-Mart Corp. Island Block Island Block East End Lumber Island Block East End Lumber East End Lumber Rooftops B and B Manufacturers B and B Manufacturers Rooftops B and B Manufacturers Carlislie Engineering Rooftops Island Block Island Block V.I. True Value Hardeware Island Block Mikes Paint East End Lumber East End Lumber Island Block Island Block Paint N Things K-Mart Corp. K-Mart Corp. East End Lumber East End Lumber MANUFACTURER Harris Paints Gardener Asphalt Snow Roof Systems Harris Paints Enco Manufac. Corp. 2001 Company Harris Paints E.E. Zimmerman Co. Gardener Asphalt Corp. Gibson-Homans Servistar Corp. Kurfees Coatings, Inc. Oatey Futra Coatings Olympia International AKZO Coatings Bethlehem Steel Olympia International Carlisle Engineering Mobile Paint Caribbean inc. Geocel Corp. Gardener Asphalt Corp. E.E. Zimmerman Co. GE company Pittsburgh Paints Benjamin Moore Co. Masterchem Industries Klean-Strip Kool Seal Kool Seal Kool Seal Harris Paints Lanco Lanco Lanco MSDS No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No Yes No No Yes No PRODUCT Lanco Stain Killer Lanco Well Glass Lead Flashing Mameco Vulkem 450/451 Masonry Conditioner Master Choice Reroof Metal Reroof Metal Roofing Mineral Roll Roofing Mineral Spirits Mineral Spirits Mobile Coat Mobile Coat No Caulk Roof Flashing Nordpoly 5B/4B OSI RS 225/255/600 Oxido Rojo Coat Painted Alum. Coiled Sheets Patch Works Patchworks Plastic Roof Cement Plastiflex 5100/5200 Plastilex Premier Hi-Hiding Coat Primer/Seal Professional Rubber Reroof Quality Guard Rain Guard Rainguard Galvanize Red-Oxide Regency Paint Rel-Pro Rely-On Roof Guardian Roof Guardian DESCRIPTION Rust Coat Latex enamel Flashing Roof coating Latex Pigmented Coat Rubber Compound Aqueous urethane Galvanize Felt Paint thinner Thinner Coating Coating Flashing Asphait/Water Proofing coating Elastic Colymore Sealant Wood/Metal Primer Alloy Flashing sealant Aqueous urethane Cement Acrylic/Elast. Caulk For taping joints Coating Aqueous urethane Aqueous urethane Paint Corrugated galvalume sheets Galvanize Paint Primer Paint Acrylic latex Latex/Viny! Caulk Sealant Coating Coating DISTRIBUTOR East End Lumber East End Lumber East End Lumber Paint Depot Island Block MSI MSI MSI Island Block V.I. True Value Hardeware K-Mart Corp. East End Lumber . Island Block Island Block Rooftops Rooftops East End Lumber MSI Mikes Paint MSI East End Lumber Rooftops Carib. Coating/Rooftops Island Block MSI MSI K-Mart Corp. St. Croix Trading MSI K-Mart Corp. K-Mart Corp. East End Lumber K-Mart Corp. East End Lumber Island Block MANUFACTURER Lanco Lanco Mameco International Bruning Stan's Leap Master Choice Carlisle Engineering Atlas Roofing Corp. Sunnyside Corp. Harris Paints Oregon Research and Development Corp. Oregon Research and Development Corp. Oatey Nordi Bitumi Ohio Sealents Enco Manufac. Corp. Nichols Aluminum Masters Choice Master Choice Gibson-Homans Scotts Paint Corp. Scott Bruning Master Choice Master Choice Harris Paints B and B Manufacturing B and B Manufacturing Harris Paints Harris Paints Reliance Caribbean DAP Inc. Oregon Research and Development Corp. Oregon Research and Development Corp. MSDS Yes No Yes No No No No No Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes Yes No No No No PRODUCT Roof Material Rooftop Coating Rubber Reroof Rust Free Enamel Rust Inhibiting Primer Rust-Chem Rust-Oleum Semigloss Enamel Shellac (3LB White) Silathane Gloss Enamel Snow Roof Finish Spirits of Turpentine Stain Killer Stretch and Seal Sun Proof Super Acryl-Gloss SureSeal ThoroFlex RC Topcoat Tropicoat Tuff-Kote Vinyl-X Vulkem 450/451 System Wall And Trim Enamel Water Sealer Weather Barrier 1530 Weather Barrier 1650 Weather Barrier 1750 Weather Barrier 1850 Weather Barrier 2010 Wet/Dry Roof Cement X-O Rust Enamel DESCRIPTION Metals Acrylic, Elastomeric coating Flat finish Wood, Metal Coating Aqueous urethane Enamel Coating Paint Coating House/Trim Paint Coating Coating Thinner Primer Coating Roof Coating House/Trim Paint Paint Sealant Acrylic coating Elastomeric Coating Coating Repair patch Latex/Acrylic Enamel Coating Coating Latex Paint Water Proofing sealer Base Coat for priming plywood Finish Coats for wood/metal Seam seal, Taping Lock Seal for porous/chauky surface Wall/ Roof finish Cement Sealant Enamel coating DISTRIBUTOR B and B Manufacturers Rooftops Mikes Paint East End Lumber MSI K-Mart Corp. Island Block East End Lumber Island Block Island Block Island Block East End Lumber Island Block K-Mart Island Block K-Mart Corp. K-Mart Corp. Mikes Paint Sea Chest Paint Depot/Mike Paint Island Block K-Mart Corp. Paint Depot Island Block K-Mart A-Z Paint Supply A-Z Paint Supply A-Z Paint Supply A-Z Paint Supply A-Z Paint Supply Island Block V.I. True Value Hardeware MANUFACTURER Southeastern Metals Tech. Coatings Masters Choice Enco Manufac. Corp. Master Choice Harris Paints Rust-Oleum Corp. Reliance Caribbean William Zinsser and Co Bruning Snow Roof Systems USA Bruning Harris Paints Pittsburgh Paints Manufacturing Corp Harris Paints Thoro System Products Inc The Major Group Tech. Coatings Tuff-Kote Co. Harris Paints Mameco International, Inc. Bruning Harris Paints Finnaren/Haley Paint Finnaren/Haley Paint Finnaren/Haley Paint Finnaren/Haley Paint Finnaren/Haley Paint Servistar Corp. True Value MSDS No No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes No No No Yes No Yes * No No Yes No No No No No No No No No Table 2. Product List of Conveyance Coatings and Sealants * Approved for potable water tank lining by NSF, FDA, Clayton Labs, Environmental Consultants Ltd., and Bermuda Department of Health. PRODUCT 2x3 Alum. Corr. Pipe 3" Downpipe 5x10 Alum. Guttering 5" Guttering 5"/6" Gutters 5"/6" Gutters Aluminum Guttering Aluminum Guttering Bird Vinyl Gutter : Butyl-Flux DAP 100% Silicone DAP Dow Corning Brand DAP Gutter & Lap Englert Alum Gutter Gupwaskio Gutter Gutter and Lap Sealant Gutters Joint Compound K-Snap 2.5" downpipe K-Snap Guttering Plastmo K-Snap Plastmo Rain Gutter System Plastmo Vinyl Gutter PVC Cement Rain-R-Shine Semco Metal Connectors Silicon 732 Snap || Gutter System PVC Cement Snap Seal #T0509 Snap Seal #T0511 Snap Seal #10523 DESCRIPTION Aluminum pipe PVC guttering Aluminum guttering PVC guttering Aluminum guttering (residential) Aluminum guttering (commercial) Guttering Guttering Guttering Butyl-rubber sealant Chalking sealant 100% silicone sealant Cement Guttering Aluminum gutter Butyl rubber sealant Metals Joint cement sealant PVC pipe PVC guttering Vinyl rain gutter cement Vinyl (brown/white) Guttering Heavy duty clear cement # 31008 Medium PVC cement Galvanize gutter/spout connector Silicone caulking sealant PVC cement Spouting/guttering Spouting/guttering Spouting/guttering DISTRIBUTOR East End Lumber East End Lumber East End Lumber East End Lumber Rooftops Rooftops B and B Manufacturers B and B Manufacturers MSI East End Lumber Mikes Paint Island Block island Block MSI East End Lumber East End Lumber B and B Manufacturers Island Block East End Lumber East End Lumber Island Block Island Block MS! island Block Island Block Island Block East End Lumber Island Block Q & A Supplies Q & A Supplies Q & A Supplies MANUFACTURER Rooftops Rooftops Englert Metals Southeastern Metals Bird Inc. DAP Inc. DAP Inc. 1994 DAP Inc. 1994 DAP Inc. Englert Metals DAP Inc. Southeastern Metals DAP Inc. Plastmo Inc. Plastmo Inc. Plastmo Inc. Oatey Oatey DOW Corning Bird Vinyl Products Inc. Snap Seal Snap Seal Snap Seal MSDS No No Yes No No No Yes No Yes No No Yes No Yes No No Yes 53 PRODUCT Snap Seal #T0525 Solid Vinyl Gutter System Solid Vinyl Gutter System 3D Tuff-Kote Weather Barrier 1950 DESCRIPTION Spouting/guttering Vinyl (630C) prod. no. 4003-830 Product No. 4035-023 Repair patch Gutter Repair DISTRIBUTOR Q &A Supplies Island Block Island Block Island Block A-Z Paint Supply MANUFACTURER MSDS Snap Seal Bird & Sons Inc. Bird Vinyl Products Inc. Tuff-Kote Co. No Finnaren/Haley Paint No Table 3. Product List of Storage Coatings * Approved for potable water tank lining by NSF, FDA, Clayton Labs, Environmental Consultants Ltd., and Bermuda Department of Health. PRODUCT Concrete Patch Masonry Coating MoPoxY HS-50 40-BH-11 MoPoxY HS-50 40-BW-5 Surecoat Thorobond Thorobond Thorobond Thoropatch Thoropatch Thoropatch Thoroseal Thoroseal Thoroseal Thoroseal Tuff Tank Vandex Water Plug DESCRIPTION Bonding Polymer Coating Epoxy coating Epoxy coating Water proof cement Plaster/Concrete Plaster/Concrete Plaster/Concrete Sealant Sealant Sealant Cement coat Cement coat Cement coat Cement coat Roto plastics storage Water Proofing Hydrolic Cement DISTRIBUTOR Island Block MSI Barry Duncan Ent. East End Lumber Island Block MSI East End Lumber Island Block MSI East End Lumber Island Block Mike's Paint Store Sea Chest Cash and Splash Supplies MSI Mike's Paint Store MANUFACTURER Thoro System Products Inc Bonsoe Mobile Paint Manufacturing Co. Inc. Mobile Paint Manufacturing Co. Inc. Bonsal Thoro System Products Inc Thoro System Products Inc Thoro System Products Inc Thoro System Products Inc Thoro System Products Inc Thoro System Products Inc Thoro System Products Inc Thoro System Products Inc Thoro System Products Inc Thoro System Products Inc Rotoplastics Trinidad Ltd. Vandex Caribbean Thoro System Products Inc No Yes * Yes * No No No No No No No No No No No * No Table 4. Hazardous Components found in Rain Water Catchment System Coatings sold in the U.S. Virgin Islands along their Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCL's) o ) Substances Classification M Cc L Remarks OSHA-PEL STEL ACGIH-TLV OTHER Ammonia Inorganic 25 ppm 25 ppm Mist or liquid may irritate or burn eye, skin and mucus membrane. Asphalt Organic Releases toxic fumes (COx, SOx, NOx) when heated beyond 200 deg. C. IARC states that there is inadequate evidence that bitumins alone are carcinogenic to humans. Polyvinyl Acetate Organic Butyl Benzylphthalate Organic 5 mg/l Emulsifier Organic Ethylene Glycol. Organic 50 ppm 125 ppm 50 ppm Can be absorbed through skin. Causes kidney . damage. Diethylene Glycol Organic 25 ppm Talc Inorganic 2 mg/l "Wood Dust" Organic (15 min.) 10 mg/l 5 mg/l Carcinogenic. Iron Inorganic 10 5 Manganese Inorganic ) 1 Chromium Inorganic 0.1 mg/l 0.05 Linked to cancer in humans. Nickel Inorganic 1 mg/l 1 Linked to increased incidence of cancer of the lungs and nasal passage. Copper Inorganic 0.1 0.2 Aluminum Inorganic ~ 10 mg/l 5 5 mg/l Zinc Inorganic 5 5 Silicon Inorganic 15 10 Mineral Spirit Organic 100 ppm 100 ppm 525 mg/i Titanium Dioxode Inorganic 15 mg/l 10 mg/l Calcium Carbonate Inorganic 15 mg/l 10 mg/l Hydrocarbon Polymer Organic Sodium Silicate Inorganic Magnesium Inorganic 10 mg/l 15 mg/l Monobuty! Ether Organic 2,2,4-trimethyl 1,3-pentane diol Organic L Monoisobutyrate Organic Substances Classification Cc OSHA-PEL STEL Silicone Dioxide Inorganic 25 "mppef" Ammonium Hydroxide Inorganic Methyl Isobutyl Ketone Organic 100 ppm Xylene Organic 100 ppm Barium Sulphate Inorganic 10 mg/l Mica Inorganic 20 MPPCF VM & P Naphtha Organic 300 ppm Polyvinylchloride resin (PVC) Organic Tetrahydrofuran (THF) Organic 200 ppm 250 ppm Methyl/Ethyl Ketone Organic 200 ppm 300 ppm Cyclohexanone Organic 25 ppm Methylene Chloride Organic Diethyleneglycol Ethyl Ether Organic Dibutyl Phthalate ° Organic 5 mgll 10 mg/l Silica, Crystalline Quartz Inorganic Portland Cement Organic 10 mg/l (total dust) 5 mgil (respirable) Calcium Hydroxide Organic Acrylic Polymer Organic OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health Administration PEL: Permissible Exposure Limit ACGIH: American Conference of Government Industrial Hygienists TLV: Threshold Limit Values STEL: Short Term Exposure Limit IARC: International Agency for Research and Cancer € € € € € ACGIH-TLV 10 mg/l 50 ppm 100 ppm 10 mg/l 3 mgil 300 ppm 200 ppm 200 ppm 25 ppm 200 ppm 5 mg/l 0.1 mg/l 10 mg/l 0.5 mg/l OTHER 205 mg/l 435 mgil Remarks Associated with permanent brain and nervous system damage. Possible teratogen. Causes reproductive dis- orders. Found by IARC to be associated with cancer in lab animals. | Conclusion ; This survey of water catchment system materials available in the USVI reveals that a wide range of products are being used, especially on the catchment surfaces (the roofs). Few of these products have been approved for use in water catchment systems intended for human consumption. The components of many of these coatings are hazardous chemicals with proven health hazards. Among the health hazards are nervous and kidney damage and an increased risk of cancer. These coatings are sold by local distributors, the majority of whom do not have material safety data sheets on hand. Furthermore, most of the large distribution outlets either had no MSDSs or were reluctant to provide them. In some cases it seemed that some of the personnel involved had no idea what MSDSs were. Manufacturers and distributors should be cognizant of the reporting requirements of 40 CFR 372 (Toxic Chemical Reporting: Community Right-to-Know) and of 40 CFR 370 (Hazardous Chemical Reporting: Community Right-to-Know). For example, 40 CFR 372: Subpart C - Supplier Notification Requirement, states that: "(a) Except as provided in paragraphs (c), (d) and (e) of this section and 372.65, a person who owns or operates a facility or establishment which ... (2) manufactures (including imports) or processes, (3) sells or otherwise distributes a mixture or trade name product containing a toxic chemical to (i) a facility, or (ii) to a person who in turn may sell or otherwise distributes such mixture or trade name product to a facility described in 372.22 (b), must notify each person to whom the mixture or trade name product is sold or otherwise distributed from the facility or establishment in accordance with paragraph (b) of this section." Additionally, 29 CFR 370 states that chemical manufacturers or importers shall ensure that distributors and employers are provided an appropriate material safety data sheet with their initial shipment, and with the first shipment after a material safety data sheet is updated. 63 To determine the quantity of a hazardous chemical in a mixture, the concentration of the hazardous chemical in weight percent (greater than 1% or 0.1% if carcinogenic) shall be multiplied by the mass (in pounds) of the mixture. Those who are not aware of the necessity to perform this calculation or who cannot do it will not know if these limits are exceeded in a particular product. The survey had its limitations and difficulties. One of the principal difficulties was the reluctance of some distributors to cooperate in this venture. Many received the survey forms by fax or by mail and failed to return them with information requested although they were sent a letter from the Commissioner of the Department of Planning and Natural Resources asking them to cooperate. Many were reluctant to discuss the products, provide information on accessing manufacturers and in general not willing to cooperate. On the other hand, some distributors were very helpful and did far more than they were required to do. Their assistance is acknowledged and greatly appreciated. Another limitation was the lack of responses from some St. Croix hardware stores and the financial inability of WRRI to have personnel on the ground to conduct on- site visits as part of the St. Croix survey. Follow-up calls to these establishments were not effective. It is our hope that most of the products used on St. Croix are similar to those used on St. Thomas. An additional limitation of the survey was the failure to reach the target of 50 contractors, to make an assessment of the market distribution of the products since they are the ones who actually use them. In the aftermath of recent hurricanes, with the con- struction industry very active, getting input from contractors was virtually impossible. Despite the outlined limitations, the survey has developed a list of products used in rainwater catchment systems in the U.S. Virgin Islands, along with information on manufacturers, distributors, toxicity and possible health hazards. It is strongly recommend that all the products utilized in RWCSs be tested and certified to ensure that they are safe before they are approved for such usage. 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Consumer Reports, February 1993: 79-82. 66 APPENDIX A MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS IL, Roof Coatings Aluminum CONTENTS OF APPENDIX A Coil Sheets.........0.00....cccccccssssessessssssecestesececeeeens Asphalt Felts......0.....cccceceesccscecseectcctseetecesseceseeeseeereeeeeneeens Bird Vinyl PrOducts...........ccccecceccccccccccecccccesectseeceecceccccaaeerees Bonding Adhesive. ...............::ccccsccssesseeceseceeeeceeeceneceeeeenreeeeens Caribbean Elastomeric...............c:cccceccesesseeseeeseenteceetenseeseees Cool-Cote. Perea reece rere reer ese seers ses ee reese ees ee Hee eee EE EHO SOE EE EHO OHEEEEee® DAP Black-Tite Sealant. ........0.......000.ccccceeccceceeeeeeesssssesseneess Elasto-Seal.i........ccccccccccscsssscceesssssecsessesserssssssceseeseeeees Galvalume/ Steel ...............cccccccecsccessssscesssssecesssseceesesneeesees Galvanize Repall............cccceccceeescesscetsceetsceeaeceseeceseeeeseees Metal Reroof............ ccc cceccccccscccssssssseesessesssssseseceeseneneees Metheylene Chloride................::ccescesceeceeseceeeseeceeceeeeeeeenees Patch works...0.....0000cccccccccscccccessssccsccsssseceeseccesssnseseeeeseesevenees Primer/ Sealer. ............cccc cc cccccccccccessscseeccesessssseeseseesesssesnseees Rubber Reroof..............ccccecceccccccscccecseesessssssrssesssssesetesssseneeees Rust Prime... cece cccccccesssceececcsssseceeeesesssseeeeseecesesseneenes SNOW ROOF... cccceccceseeescccccccccceceeeessessenseceeeeeeesceeeeceseeeueeeess Poeeeeeeeee PURE CC PUCeCEe Cer ee ee eee reese reser cere ese reer eee e rec eee eee rererey POUCEUE CERES OEOESCOSCOCOOSOS SOL IOCOOSCSOSIUCOOSU OSES SECU SSO CESSES ESC Sees PeOCeee eee eee ee eee eee CEC EEC Ce PEC e CCE CeCe rer ee eee er er reese er eee secre eee) Thoropateh......... cc eccecceceeeceeeenceeeeeseeeeeecarecseeseaeesseeeeseeesaes Thoroseal. WaterPlug Cee O meee eee nee ree e ener eee eee eee een ee eee ease Trees eeeeserereseeeeneeeeees A- 1 A- 8 A-13 A-14 A-16 A-19 A-22 A-26 A-28 A-33 A-36 A-38 A-41 A-43 A-45 A-48 A-49 A-51 A-55 A-61 A-63 A-67 A-70 A-74 A-78 A-82 A-86 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS I. ROOF COATINGS MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET MSDS NUMBER : 1574-NAD PRODUCT NAME:. PAINTED ALUMINUM COILED SHEET MSDS ID CODE : ND PART NUMBER(S) : ALLOYS Section I General Information PRODUCT NAME .....: PAINTED ALUMINUM COILED SHEET SYNONYMS ..-++++-.3 ALUMINUM MANUFACTURER .....: NICHOLS ALUMINUM DIVISION ......++.: NICHOLS ALUMINUM MFG PART NUMBER ..: ADDRESS .....0++++! 1725 ROCKINGHAM RD, CITY ....-eeeeeee0? DAVENPORT STATE ..:1A ZIP ..:52802 EMERGENCY PHONE ..: 319/328-6371 OTHER CALLS ......: 319/324-2121 VENDOR ..2--eeeeee% NICHOLS ALUMINUM MSDS PREPARED BY .: DAVE PETERS DATE PREPARED ...+: 03/14/94 RERRRERARSLEREE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 222228828 RR222% THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS BASED ON DATA CONSIDERED ACCURATE. HOWEVER, NO WARRANTY IS EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED REGARDING THE ACCURACY OF THIS DATA OR THE RESULTS TO BE OBTAINED FROM THE USE THEREOF. VENDOR ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR INJURY TO VENDEE OR THIRD PERSONS PROXIMATELY CAUSED BY THE MATERIAL IF REASONABLE SAFETY PROCEDURES ARE NOT ADHERED TO AS STIPULATED IN THE DATA SHEET. ADDITIONALLY, VENDOR ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR INJURY TO VENDEE OR THIRD PERSONS PROXIMATELY CAUSED BY ABNORMAL USE OF THE MATERIAL EVEN IF REASONABLE SAFETY PROCEDURES ARE FOLLOWED. FURTHER MORE, VENDEE ASSUMES THE RISK IN HIS USE, STORAGE, AND HANDLING OF THE MATERIAL. Section IT Hazardous Ingredients/Identity Information INGREDIENT NAME CAS NUMBER PERCENTAGE EXPOSURE LIMITS MANGANESE T439-96-5 OSHA PEL : 10MG/M3 ACGIH TLV: 15MG/M3 OTHER $ ci) ° oO A-1 ve au. 9U -¢ oa Pare oe MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET " MSDS NUMBER : 1574-NAD PRODUCT NAME: PAINTED ALUMINUM COILED SHEET Hazardous Ingredients/Identity Information - (CONT. ) Section IT SECTION 313 CHEMICALS INGREDIENT NAME . CAS NUMBER PERCENTAGE -EXPOSURE LIMITS ALUMINUM (AS DUST) 1429-90-5 96 OSHA PEL : 10MG/M3 ACGIH TLV: 10.0 MG/M3 OTHER : 5.0 MG/M3 MAGNESIUM 1439-95=-4 2.0 OSHA PEL : 10MG/M3 ACGIH TLV: 1SMG/M3 OTHER : SECTION 313 SUPPLIER NOTIFICATION THE CHEMICALS LISTED ABOVE WITH PERCENTAGES ARE SUBJECT TO THE REPORTING REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 313 OF THE EMERGENCY PLANNING AND RIGHT-TO-KNOW ACT OF 1986 AND OF 40 CFR 372. Section III Physical /Chemical Characteristics BOILING POINT MELTING POINT FREEZING POINT 4442F 1220F ND . EVAPORATION RATE VAPOR DENSITY (AIR=1) SPECIFIC GRAVITY BASIS (NA )s1 NA (WATER=1 ) RATE: ND : ND PERCENT VOLATILE THEORETICAL VOC CONTENT . WEIGHT PER GALLON BY VOLUME PERCENT BY WEIGHT ND ND ND pH INFORMATION PHYSICAL STATE VAPOR PRESSURE pH VALUE: NA. STATE: ND VALUE: NA CONCENTRATION: ND SOLUBILITY IN WATER: NIL (% BY WEIGHT) REACTIVITY IN WATER: NO DATA APPEARANCE AND ODOR: A-2 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET . Page 3 MSDS NUMBER : 1L574-NAD PRODUCT ‘NAME: PAINTED ALUMINUM COILED SHEET Section III Physical /Chemical Characteristics = (CONT. ) VARIOUS COLORED COATINGS, SILVER MATALLIC BASE. SSRssessessssese ADDITIONAL INFORMATION SRESSSERESASTRS MATERIAL IS (AT NORMAL CONDITIONS): SOLID . Section IV Fire And Explosion Hazard Data NFPA CODES: HEALTH ..--eeee: 0 HMIS CODES: HEALTH .cccccee’ ND FLAMMABILITY ..: 1 . FLAMMABILITY ~.3 ND REACTIVITY ....: 9 REACTIVITY .--.: ND FLAMMABLE LIMITS IN AIR FLASH POINT UPPER LIMIT .-: NA VALUE .--.-.-: 2200 LOWER LIMIT .-: NA METHOD USED : ND AUTOIGNITION TEMPERATURE: NA EXTINGUISHING MEDIA: COVER FIRE WITH SAND, MAT, OR FLAX (BURLAP) SACKS. WATER SPRAY IS DANGEROUS IN EARLY STAGE OF FIRE. NOTE CHIRS91 SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES: DO NOT USE WATER OR FOAM. SMALL FIRE: DRY CHEMICAL, SODA ASH, LIME OR SAND. LARGE FIRE: WITHDRAW FROM AREA AND LET FIRE BURN. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS: DAMP ALUMINUM DUST MAY SPONTANEOUSLY HEAT WITH LIBERATION OF HYDROGEN TO FORM EXPLOSIVE AIR MIXTURES. (SEE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, SECTION VIII, HEREIN.) Section V Reactivity Data 1S THIS CHEMICAL STABLE UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS OF HANDLING/STORAGE (Y/N)? ¥ CONDITIONS TO AVOID (REGARDING STABILITY): (SEE OTHER SECTIONS HEREIN.) uv 16.96 WML as VAR Ee 23) 2e9u [ pAettice ehocrc a MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET MSDS NUMBER : 1574-NAD PRODUCT NAME:. PAINTED ALUMINUM COILED SHEET ed eee eres Mme ese: Section V Reactivity Data - (CONT. ) INCOMPATIBILITY (MATERIALS TO AVOID): ANHYDROUS BROMINE. RALOCARBONS, MERCURY (AMALGON), CHLORINE, IODINE, (ALUMINUM+BARIUM, NITRATE +BARIUM, NITRATE+KPOTASSIUM, NITRATE+SULFURt+ORGANIC MATTER). HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS: (SEE OTHER SECTIONS HEREIN.) HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION POSSIBLE (Y/N)? N CONDITIONS TO AVOID (REGARDING POLYMERIZATION): NA Section VI Health Hazard Data ROUTES OF ENTRY: INHALATION, EYES SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF ACUTE OVEREXPOSURE: INHALATION: NOT LIKELY UNLESS MATERIAL MACHINED, WELDED OR REMELTED. SHORT TERM OVEREXPOSURE TO WELDING FUMES MAY RESULT IN DISCOMFORT SUCH AS DIZZINESS, NAUSEA, OR DRYNESS OR IRRITATION OF THROAT AND NOSE. INGESTION: NOT LIKELY. SKIN: NOT LIKELY. EYES: MAY IRRITATE EYES WHEN WELDING OR PLASMA CUTTING. SHORT TERM OVEREXPOSURE TO SOLVENT FUMES MAY OCCUR. CHRONIC OVEREXPOSURE: NA MEDICAL CONDITIONS GENERALLY AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE - NA CHEMICAL LISTED AS A CARCINOGEN OR POTENTIAL CARCINOGEN NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY PROGRAM IARC MONOGRAPHS (Y/N): N (Y/N): N gusaususeeene2z= ADDITIONAL INFORMATIO (THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE: SEE SECTION II.) A-4 OSHA (Y/N): N iN ReEzeeesezesezexe MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET MSDS NUMBER : 1S74-NAD PRODUCT NAME:. PAINTED ALUMINUM COILED SHEET Emergency And First Aid Procedures EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER OF MANUFACTURER: 319/328-6371 INHALATION: NA EYE CONTACT: FOR EYE CONTACT, FLUSH WITH WATER FOR AT LEAST 15 MINUTES. GET MEDICAL ATTENTION IF IRRITATION PERSISTS. SKIN CONTACT: FOR SKIN CONTACT, REMOVE PARTICLES BY THOROUGHLY WASHING WITH SOAP AND WATER. INGESTION: NA Section VII Precautions For Safe Handling And Use HAZARD CLASS ..: 4.3 DANGEROUS WHEN WET US DOT ID .....: SOLID UN/NA NUMBER ..: UN1396 PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORAGE: 1. HALOGEN ACIDS AND SODIUM HYDROXIDE IN CONTACT WITH ALUMINUM MAY GENERATE EXPLOSIVE MIXTRUES OF HYDROGEN. 2. FINELY DIVIDED ALUMINUM WILL FORM EXPLOSIVE MIXTURES IN AIR. 3. THE WELDING OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS MAY GENERATE CARBON MONOXIDE, CARBON DIOXIDE, OZONE, NITROGEN OXIDES, INFRARED RADIATION AND ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION. 4. COATING MAY BURN IF EXPOSED TO. IGNITION SOURCE AT HIGH TEMPERATURES. OTHER PRECAUTIONS: NA STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED: NA WASTE DISPOSAL METHODS: USED OR UNUSED PRODUCT SHOULD BE TESTED TO DETERMINE HAZARD STATUS AND DISPOSAL REQUIREMENTS UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR LOCAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS. DISPOSER MUST COMPLY WITH FEDERAL, MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 4SDS NUMBER : 1574-NAD 2RODUCT NAME: PAINTED ALUMINUM COILED SHEET Section VII Precautions For Safe Handling And Use - (CONT.) STATE AND LOCAL DISPOSAL OR DISCHARGE LAWS. Section VIII Control Measures RESPIRATORY PROTECTION: PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT 1S REQUIRED WHEN MACHING, GRINDING, WELDING OR REMELTING THIS PRODUCT. FACE/EYE PROTECTION, RESPIRATORY PROTECTION AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING APPROPRIATE TO THE TASK SHOULD BE USED. VENTILATION REQUIREMENTS: SEE ABOVE LOCAL EXHAUST: SEE ABOVE MECHANICAL: NA SPECIAL: NA OTHER: NA EYE PROTECTION: (SEE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT, BELOW) OTRER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING OR EQUIPMENT: (SEE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT, BELOW) WORK/HYGIENIC PRACTICES: ND SISSSTASSSLSEsSss ADDITIONAL INFORMATION SRARSSSSeEsessese PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: APPROPRIATE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT IS REQUIRED WHEN MELTING, CASTING, MACHINING. FORGING, OR OTHERWISE PROCESSING. THE NATURE OF THE PROCESSING ACTIVITY WILL DETERMINE WHAT FORM OF EQUIPMENT IS NECESSARY, I.E., GLASSES, RESPIRATOR. PROTECTIVE CLOTHING, AND EAR PROTECTION. NA = NOT APPLICABLE A-6 MATERIAL SAFETY: DATA SHEET MSDS NUMBER : 1574-NAD BRODUCT NAME: PAINTED ALUMINUM COILED SHEET Section VIII Control Measures - (CONT. ) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 1. HALOGEN ACIDS AND SODIUM HYDROXIDE IN CONTACT WITH ALUMINUM MAY GENERATE EXPLOSIVE MIXTURES OF HYDROGEN . 2. FINELY DIVIDED ALUMINUM WILL FORM EXPLOSIVE MIXTURES IN AIR. IT WILL ALSO FORM EXPLOSIVE MIXTURES IN AIR IN THE PRESENCE OF BROMATES, IODATES, OR AMMONIUM NITRATE. 3. WHEN REMELTING ALUMINUM SCRAP, ENTRAPPED MOISTURE OR THE PRESENCE OF STRONG OXIDIZERS SUCH AS AMMONIUM NITRATE COULD CAUSE AN EXPLOSION. THIS APPLIES TO THE COLLECTION OF MOISTURE IN SOW CAVITIES AS WELL. MOLSTURE MUST BE DRIVEN OFF PRIOR TO REMELTING. 4. DO NOT TOUCH CAST ALUMINUM METAL OR HEATED ALUMINUM PRODUCT WITHOUT KNOWING METAL TEMPERATURE. ALUMINUM EXPERIENCES NO COLOR CHANGE DURING HEATING. IF METAL IS HOT AND TOUCHED, BURNS CAN RESULT. 53. ALUMINUM POWDER MUST BE PACKAGED AND SHIPPED AS A FLAMMABLE SOLID, UN1396. 3. HARD ALLOY INGOTS IN THE 2000 AND 7000 SERIES MUST BE STRESS-RELIEVED TO PREVENT EXPLOSION WHEN SAWED. ‘7. THE WELDING OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS MAY GENERATE CARBON MONOXIDE, CARBON DIOXIDE. OZONE, NITROGNE OXIDES. INFRA-RED RADIATION AND ULTRA-VIOLET RADIATION. THE INFORMATION IN THIS MSDS WAS OBTAINED FROM SOURCES WHICH WE BELIEVE ARE RELIABLE. HOWEVER. THE INFORMATION IS PROVIDED WITHOUT ANY REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED REGARDING THE ACCURACY OR CORRECTNESS. THE CONDITIONS OR METHODS OF HANDLING, STORAGE, USE AND DISPOSAL OF THE PRODUCT ARE BEYOND OUR CONTROL AND MAY BE BEYOND OUR KNOWLEDGE. FOR THIS AND OTHER REASONS. WE DO NOT ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY AND EXPRESSLY DISCLAIM LIABILITY FOR LOSS, DAMAGE OR EXPENSE ARISING OUT OF OR IN ANY WAY CONNECTED WITH THE HANDLING, STORAGE, USE OR DISPOSAL OF THE PRODUCT. FRLRKCKKEKRRSKTRAS GENERAL INFORMATION SRSRSSSTKeESSEsse ND= NO DATA AVAILABLE. AMERICAN SATURATED FELT, INC. 47 Maple Avenue P.0.B0x £50 Thomasicn, Connecticut 06787-1901 (203) 283-6239 1-800-292-6728 FAX (203) 283-0008 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET A-8 ASPHALT PELTS PRODUCT INFORMATION PRODUCT NAME(S) -15 Premium Gold 432 sq. ft. -15 Plain 432 sq. ft. -15 Plain 400 sq. ft. ~-15 Plain 324 sq. ft. -15 Plain 216 sa. ft. -15 Perforated 432 sq. ft. -15 "Generic" 432 sq. ft. -30 Premium Gold 216 sa. ft. -30 Plain 216 sa. ft. . /-30 Plain 18"/"split” rolls -30 Perforated 216 sa. ft. -30 "Generic" 216 sq. ft. -Multi-Purpose 432 sq. ft. “Multi-Purpose 400 sq. it: “Multi-Purpose 216 sc. ft. -Slaters Felt 432 sq. £t. -Rugged Sheathing 432 sq. £t. “Rugged Sheathing 500 sq. ft. BRAND NAME AMERICAN SATURATED FELT, INC. ADDRESS . - 47 Maple Avenue ‘Pp. O. Box 550 Thomaston, CT 06787 PHONE NUMBERS Connecticut: 203-283-8239 Fax : 203-283-0308 - PRODUCT USE On flat roofs: For Built’up Roofing (BUR) On inclined roofs: As underlayment under shingles. On walls: As external sheathing for waterproofing. As general water shedding material. As water shedding breathing membrane. As air barrier for external cladding of structures. EARZARDOUS INGREDIENTS ASPEALT 30% to 60% PHYSICAL DATA 1. Physical State 2. Odor and Appearance 3. Specific Gravity 4. Boiling Point 5. Vapor Pressure 6. Solubility in Water Solid (asphalt coated, Surfaced sheets) . Slight ‘petroleum odor-sheet forms Colored mineral granules/white talc or sand covered Blackish (asphaltic)colors also. 1.8 to 2.5 Not applicable : Not applicable Not applicable FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA Flash Point (method used= COC) — Flammable limits in air (3 by volume) Auto-Icnition Temperature Fire and Explosion Hazards Extinauishindg Media Firefichting Procedures A-10 . Minimum 265° c (approx. ) * Unknown -370-480° c (approx.) Addition of water or foam may cause frothing. Flammable gas emmited on heating. Water Spray, Dry chemical, carbon dioxide for small fires. Use water spray to cool fire- exposed containers and as a protective screen. Do not point solid water directly into burning asphalt to avoid spreading. Self-contained breathing apparatus should be worn to protect against possible release of hydrogen sulphide and sulphur dioxide if material is burning. REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY Stable CONDITIONS TO AVOID Excessive heat approaching flash point. MATERIALS TO AVOID Oxidizing agents, Strong acids. HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION COx, SOx, NOx Sulphur compounds, smoke on combustion HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION ’ Not known to happen. ENVIRONMENTAL AND DISPOSAL INFORMATION Product as produced is in solid state. For disposal use standard approved waste disposal procecures. If product has been affected by heat or fire and asphalt in fluid-state has-been released from the product then, allow to cool and solidity. Break it up and collect in appropriate containers such as drums. Dispose of. it through approved waste disposal method such as land fill, etc. HEALTH HAZARD DATA This manufactured product as produced and when used under ambient conditions poses no health hazard. However, if the product is heated beyond 200° or if it catches fire, then, the major constituent asphalt (bitumen) will emanate slightly toxic fumes. Melted asphalt (bitumen from the product could-act as a fuel and contribute to the fire. TOXICITY DATA The international Agency for Research on Cancer states that there is inadequate evidence that bitumens alone are carcinogenic to humans. EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE INHALATION Fumes from hot asphalt cause nausea, headache, dizziness. SXIN AND EYES Hot asphalt burns skin and eyes. | Prolonged or repeated skin contact may cause dermatitis. A-11 INGESTION Ingestion is unlikely. NOTE: Under extreme heat, product may liberate hot fluid asphalt. FIRST AID EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES INFORMATION SKIN For hot asphalt splash, cool part by water immersion or shower. Do not attempt removal of asphalt but split longitudinally if circum- ferential to avoid tourniquet effect. For skin soiling without underlying burn, cleanse with mineral oil followed by soap and water. Use olive oil in vicinity of eyes. EYES . . Copious warm water flush - 15 minutes. Physician assessment if - eyes inflamed. Cleanse soiling with olive oil. INHALATION Evacuate to fresh air. Apply Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation if required, physician assessment mandatory. INGESTION Not applicable. HANDLING PRECAUTIONS For product as produced no special protection is essential other than wearing of gloves to protect hands. from physical scratches or asphaltic stains. . ADDITIONAL INFORMATION For product as produced and used, no special procedures of safety are essential. Should product catch fire through external source remain upwind of fire. Avoid skin and eye contact, avoid inhalation of fumes. SINCE THIS PRODUCT IS A "MANUFACTURED ARTICLE" AMERICAN SATURATED FELT, INC. IS NOT REQUIRED BY LAW TO PRODUCE A MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET. THIS MATERTAL SAFETY DATA SHEET IS PROVIDED AS A CUSTOMER SERVICE INFORMATION. TEE RECOMMEDATIONS AND DATA PRESENTED ARE BELIEVED TO BE CORREGT, HOWEVER NO WARRANTY IS EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED REGARDING TEE ACCURACY vo OF THE RESULTS OBTAINED FROM THE USE OF TEIS INFORMATION. A-12 002/002 5: 1 305 942 2272 BROCK SUPPLY CO. +++ 4.5.1. @ es 0. BIRD VINYL. P.2e Vinyl Products. inc. Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) te Bird Vinyl Siding Products meet the "Article" Definition as outlined in the Federal Register, Volume 48, N. 228, November 25, 1983. P. 53340, REQUIREMENTS Formed to a specific shape or design during manufacture, End use functions are dependent in whole or in part upon its shape or design during end use. Does not release or otherwise result in exposure to a hazardous chemical under normal conditions of nse APPLICABILITY All Bird Vinyl Products are dimension specific. ’ Bird Vinyl Products function prop- erly partly due to their shapes and/or profiles. Bird Vinyl Products are fused in manufacture. This encapsulates any petentially heverdous clewival. Since Bird Vinyl Products meet the "Article" classification, Bird Vinyl Products would be exempt from the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) requirement, as indicated in 1910.1200(5) (IV). 1010 Withrow Court. Bardstown, Kentucky 40004 Tels §02°348-9231 Fax: 5023481037 A-13 yun 8e wu feet ee wet TN ete MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 0 R i] Q PtiB SECTION I - PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION ——S ee —=> —== TRADE NAME: (CONCRETE BONDING ADHESIVE CHEMICAL FAMILY /SYNONYMS: POLYVINYL ACETATE EMULSION MANUFACTURER: W. R. BONSAL COMPANY, P.O. BOX 241148, CHARLOTTE, N. C. 28224 EMERGENCY PHONE: (704) 525-1621 Mr. Fred Goeman —————S—e ———— ————— SECTION II - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS DESCRIPTION PERCENT OCCUPATIONAL VAPOR EXPOSURE LIMITS PRESSURE cas # TLV PEL (MM_HG) POLYVINYL ACETATE PROPRIETARY <50 NOT EST - NON TOXIC OR HAZARDOUS WATER 7732-18-5 <60 NON TOXIC OR HAZARDOUS BUTYL BENZYL PHTHALATE 85-68-7 2.2 5 mg/m EMULSIFIER PROPRIETARY 2-4 NE STHYLENE GLYCOL 107-21-1 <.5 50 ppm DIETHYLENE GLYCOL 111~-46-6 <.5 NE TALC 14807-96-6 <.5 2 mg/m: = ———— = SECTION III - PHYSICAL DATA —— —— BOLLING POINT (°F) 242° SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H,0O=1) 1.06 VAPOR PRESSURE (mmHg.) _NA % VOLATILE BY VOLUME (%) 59-62 VAPOR DENSITY (AIR=1) Lighter EVAPORATION RATE SOLUBILITY IN WATER: Dilutable . APPEARANCE & ODOR: Milky, white or pink with faint odor. = —— — ————— SECTION IV - FIRE & EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA << FLASH POINT: _Nene to boiling... § FLAMMABLE LIMITS EXTINGUISHING MEDIA: For dry solids use water, foam, CO,, or dry chemical. 3PECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES: Water may be used to keep fire exposed containers cool. SNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS: Closed containers exposed to extreme ieat may rupture due to pressure build up. #31 Page 1 of 2 NOV=-95 t A-14 ‘HRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE: Smg/m? FOR BENZYL PHTHALATE ‘FFECTS OF OVEREXFOSURE: May cause skin or eye irritation upon prolonged or ‘epeated contact. MERGENCY FIRST AID: Eyes: | ‘or 15 minutes. See a physician. ‘£ ingested, drink 2-3 Cups of milk, fruit juice o tevelop,. seek medical attantion. SECTION VI - REACTIVITY DATA cere ‘TABILITY = ‘CONDITIONS TO AVOID: NA UNSTABLE NCOMPATABILITY (MATERIALS TO AVOID): NA ‘AZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS: Thermal decompo : MAY OCCUR ______._—s-—: WILL NOT OCCUR X__ race of monomer. ‘AZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION ‘ONDITIONS TO AVOID: NA Hold lids apart, flush with GENTLE strean ef water Wash thoroughly with soap and water after use. rc.water. If unusual symptons STABLE Xx sition may yield CO, and/or SECTION VII ~ SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES N CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED: Flush wi ‘etaining area or container. Small amount of spil from entering sewers, storm drains. ‘revent spilled material '‘ASTE DISPOSAL METHOD: D ispose of in accordance wi tate and federal regulations. SECTION VIII ~ SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION ESPIRATORY PROTECTION (TYPE): NIOSH approved, if ENTILATION: ocal Exhaust: ROTECTIVE GLOVES: Y time weighted TLV. th water into suitable led material may be absorbed. th applicable local, county, vapor concentration exceeds special: NA - wt [o) rs es, Rubber EYE PROTECTION: Safety glasses, THER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: ye washers, safety showers, leng sleeve clothing. SECTION IX - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS ee . RECAUTIONS IN HANDLING AND STORING: goggies, face shield. eee = sources of ignition. Use and store with adequate Keep containers cool, dry and away fron ventilation. Keep containers closed. “THER PRECAUTIONS: Do not allow to freeze or subject to extreme temperature ariations. ee Ie ae eee 31 Page 2 of 2 ~ ~~ — “ke TOTAL PAGE.O03 ** A-15 MATERIAL SSFETY DATO SHEET 1 oo nm ‘D Zz ma] QO a n m { {2 Ww “4 J i} Ps xr 4 a | It HmMIS CODES: H F 1 t4 3: oy uP ‘RODUCT NAME: CARIA sODUCT CODE: == isecaessencssssss= SECTION I - MANUFACTURER IDENTIFICATION et et at coos SSS SS SS QNUFACTURER’S NAME: MOSILE SAINT MSNUFACTUPINS IT. IMC. <DDRESS: 7.0. SOX 727, THECLORS, AL TEts2 IMERGENCY FHONE: 1-202-255-2954 INFORMATION FHONE: (324) 43-3220 “TE REVISED $ wi-i5-9! NOME CF PREPARER : JULIE HORSLEND reaceesss= SECTION II - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS/SARS ITE INFCRMATION ==== ; SIDLISTICNAL EMSOEURE LIVITE WOrOR 22EZE5 KSTSHT PTSTAM ST TMT SS ess 8 wilt "ser oe s7tts 7, ced cp et : wr soscs” uw 22MI FD sIY 1 LSE raen3 if SF = 32 PPeRE 2 tne si = i Fe2,%2 teEv RSS ca » Tessestag Seeft cceeizei g) pirince te w7e Mepovticg Vep.acer ees e oe gitticn PT ¢? Tighe IDDacc of 005 2 = eesc= SECTION III - SHYSICAL/ CHEMICAL CHORACTERISTICS =s=sses=== EQILING FOINT: TTt Des * SPECIFIC SRAVITY ‘H2O=1): 1.4 YWOPOR DENSITY: LESTER THAN GIF EVEPCRATION RATE: S_CWTR wet ETERS TIATING V.G.C. : 1,22 LEvE1 £55k SCLUBILITY IN WATER: DILUTASLE —_ . 3 . RP PEASANCE AND COCR: sosss= SECTION IV - FIRE AND EXPLOSION I8ZERD DATA sSHsSSSSSam= FLASH POINT: NO FLAEn METHOD USED: v/a TT wwe Pot SLAMMAPLE LIMITS IN AIR BY VOLUME- LCWER: 2.28 UPPER: NSS SXTINGUISHING MEDIA: FOAM, ALTINCL Fodi, Ife, DRY DSEMICEL, WATER Fos SPECIAL FIREFIGHTING PROCEDURES , wo4en COTAINERS MAY EXELOSE, GUE TO THE RULDGS CF STEae SEEGIUE AGEN ENPOEED 70 QNTREVE HERE, NETER SRY $2 WEED 18 I ep wom ee ewe Amerncyepe TA OTST ROESOURS pry = Sey Ess TOE TURES PONTRINERS TR SREVENT SRESSURE RUGLO-Ue BNO rus: gee easy) presoss om SetasvS COAT Sa Sarees eo! Wash EFPoscyu os sales UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLUSION HAZARDS WSTESM, MEY SERTTER WHEN TEMPERATURE GIES SEGUE 2i2 F. DRIED SOLIES MAY BIR ote A-16 , GIVING GFF OXIDES CF Cama2, wae eet rt) : rr ee eT AD oa, Se ye ib tt ASSESS. 22DWS76 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PAGE eosenscesssassescesssss= SECTION V - RESCTIVITY DATA =ssse=c= STABILITY: STABLE .. CONDITIONS TO AVOID =NCCMPATIBILITY (MATERIALS T2 AVOID) tots MAZARDCUS DECUMPOSITICN CR BYFRODUCTS coun verre 2s st BS; 1m. coe wees ce aS teem 25 vane ao me ie ered an i bens oe) Oe | t Vw ihre and fol we) . cre are —~—o.mme sem PRIRSDUUS POLYMERISATION: + oo. cre oe ee seraeaescessssessseecsa= SE ZTIGON VI — EES TH HAZARD SATA =sSsSSsSsosS== INHSLATISN HEALTH RTEKE OND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE weitere rors en ee er 7 aM ese esse ShT OTA: Piece STS Sy Mee Be met eee Terra fair, YE CONTACT SEA 2 RISK : * (SOF =SxPCSure emipeecers os seet rere ee ee es wm meee: 2 8, vemomemeay: ae see we * wo ee Dele eee 2 Sek tot ese coaNn aymeroars IF Vera ys SoSND SYMTOMS CF EXPOSURE OF EXPOSURE MSALT SAZARIS (CRCUTE AND CHRONIC le, scse ee tere leeaeee Bou Dee DPD TERS teen tede ASECINOWENICITY: NTE? <= ISRO MONCGRSPHS? Oo GSHA REGULATED? ©2 MEDICAL CONDITIONS GENEKSLLY AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE ety SOAs wewtt te netstes tee fitaeg gue ane arenctres TR STTULV TERI TANTS tev eres bal SEFlS2 UN Sstedhd ae S s2.Ws ete Rl cade 2s atasY TAL +ce Dear AND FIRST AID FROCEDURES aes Pate STAD SM ets Bret Men tawess SyyTSY MTS Rte etalon wot: TELY WITE Loss MVPS SF pees ESS eT! n. AZRTS ac RAPES TARTS CA sire oe mes ft SOLS aT NM. EN fe wei ce od et t Vewee ne fy way omy Tj ay tyes Petes O10 dNewrtebdos 5 SER5oN, - mek ee Ue ew syesttscry caret vet TIMaTIDLy, MEUER GIVE 2 PR RES ee Se eo ees sian Dosw = A-17 ZW376 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PAGE = esenaesee== SECTION VII - FRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE HANDLING AND USE ======= 3TEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILL ED e ad eo - =, oe = - --s - NES =e, ene, wien vav 52 SLisseky, <= PARE WO AYTID FLLS, SLMS GUO AISORE WITH VERT Syed i, TISNEP=SR TO CONTAINES FoR BISsCEAL, mee Apes s Ae or ~o-, eccee pe y:eees oe zit SOTLt TIT IF MUNICIPAL SSnia3 AND Ise8 BIDS: & in- ase sar ear STE DISFOSAL METHOD sescrtmees yItg tee) ScSTE aNd eonesy retin coos o* Seoe™ -—* tere Be ooe- Mam te’: polity Ce AS Sve® come Se aes. iv Fons T c- = , € A wR AANIT Land rai PRECouTFOMS TO SE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STCRING ene geese cece sta 20 tt Mee cegece, PME LITRE EST ITIEE T . aertqage on sae Lote trea reese te P4 > se o” See wae ole Ss ewece oe soaue etre : a. overt gemes aeere Pe ABO . Ao OA , arn Meeetti lS Sl. cami ee SF cee we te ei %. ene eo —— | an re, Sed AY oS oe ee ee) ITMER SSSCauT Ions + we) oe pty ceemy een neeeey as ere eres cen peenreeas TI OMIT 238002 Ul. Win “eNueel lrass secs * chao. ew . se 8. one 2 SZTl fees . oe oe we ee ee ee SE ren r ma ? -_ Fay onl A he oa ATARI S ee oeers sssscrssSSssscsssSseec= SECTION WiIIt FONTRS MESSUARes sss =o222 PROOECTITON jg EPAED ADO PLE ee een .- wes gy - Lee o srivircrs srtgs : st : TID F Ll Le le cet eee PSs JRUTTLETION aan t tv gt eee sp te eet te wt oom emmesy Ss cet mtr om astoraiy sosronemes 27D x zs Ll TF OE ACh ° etecs %S% on™: - Seam em Ble ees 2 te eesti es tere fe em coats ett tyrerrte te 2 wee cree menses see Ag fave seers AEDT, SAD TI TERDSE GELIMSIEITIIG ot eae e 2 eee ne Mae BS oF Tare wee rete PPTL T TUS $ ico TROTECTIVE EGLQVes we 0 0 me sycmereain en pees tas aise SE RLINEE GMS St let Cl ae .ss AND soar. aye rmeue se Pa etwmewe ts So CLOTHING SOR EQUIPMENT 20>: “.NT eo ere 2 ory] anenee or, Caray AtEe rn. STSINT - A“ . : IR Se we! a Se senyten my mirtet AN3 OT TSS Das At rae ussy soeres “RNS: NS S5 SAIN? Woy TNs Rr Se aw oF ETS WIi4 FESICL. ( sas sea= SECTION IX —- DISCLAIMER =seeeessssss=== == re ISCLAIMER : : SLSTYITED IN THIS 4202 ELE SEEN NTY 35 NY RIND eurceer es Nzee MS airy = 2 iy : ‘=e sttper es AAP, feelag oAT as . = " Ves TUSSENT mete! acco <7 ~~ ce meeps . oF wk =Nee: eS tT eeeet MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Le eee eee ee TL PRODUCT NAME: COOL COTE NON-TCXIC — RED HMIS CODES: H F R P PRODUCT CODE: S2DR009 - 1 1 8 memmocssssssesss== SECTION I - MANUFACTURER ILENTIFICATION SSSese==mn: MANUFACTURER’S NAME: MCSILE SAINT MANUFACTURING CO. INC. GDDRESS: F.0. BOX 7:7, THEOQDGRE. AL s655e EMERGENCY PHONE: 1-S8@-255-s924 INFORMATION PHONE: (2324) 443-6110 DATE REVISED : 2-15-92 NAME OF PREPARER : JULIE HOAGLAND scsescssa= SECTION II - HAZARDGUS INGREDIENTS/SARA III INFORMATION ==: COOATITN ZAPOSURE LisiTs yao? PRESSURE WEITET mSiRaRS COMPONENTES SSI NRIR OR PDL | STSIH Ty DTHER bz dg FTES SERCES eSTHYLENE ELYCCL eyelet REMC | SA ER DISS F/¥3 ti GBF x3 + Indicates tovie cheaical(s) sublect ts the recovting recutresente of section 2:3 ef Title TT ene af 42 £F2 372. = == SECTION III - FHYSICAL/CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS ====== BOILING FOINT: 379 Des F SPECIFIC GRAVITY (HeO=1): i. VAPOR DENSITY: LIGHTER THEN Ain EVAPORATION RATE: SLOWER THAN ETh COATING V.0.C. : t.15 LEVEL + 1a7 SFLi SOLUBILITY IN WATER: DCILLTASLE REPEARANCE AND GDOR: meesesccesscsee== SECTION IV - FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA ===a=Eee FLASH FOINT: “O FLASH METHOD USED: N/A FLAMMABLE LIMITS IN AIR BY VOLUME- LOWER: 2.2% UPPER: N/A EXTINGUISHING MEDIA: FORM, SLCOHGL FOAM, COE, DRY CHEMICAL, WATER FOG SPECIAL FIREFIGHTING PROCEDURES CLOSED CONTAINERS MAY EXSLODE, DUE TC THE BUILD-ue CF STEAM PRESSURE FHEN EXPOSED TO EXTREME HEAT. WATER MAY BE USED TO COIL CLOSED CONTAINERS TD PREVENT PRESSURE BUILD-UP AND POSSIBLE EXPLOSIGN WHEN EXPOSED 10 EXTREME REAT. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXFLOSION HAZARDS MATERIAL MAY SCATTER WHEN TEMPERATUSE SOES ABOVE 212 F. DRIED SOLIDS MAY BURN. GIVING OFF OXIDES CF CCREON. A-19 22DROB9 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PAGE ; scoessccscsssssesssssss= SECTION ¥ - REACTIVITY DATA === == STABILITY: STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID FIRE INCGMPATIBILITY (MATERIALS TO AVOID) HIN HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION OR BYPRODUCTS SYIDIZING MATERIALS WILL BE GIVEN OFF. HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION: WILL NOT OCCUR Sesescsessssssssessss SECTIGN VI - HEALTH HAZARD DATA ======= TNHALATION HESLTH RISKS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE a 4 Put . . wn Oe od atodiired Sota V adel “AY CAUSE HEADSCME, MSUSES AND IRRITATION OF THE NOSE, THRDAT AND LENSE, SKIN AND EYE CONTACT HEALTH RISKS AND SYMPTOMS GF EXPOSURE SUSSIBLE RIMARY G4IN IRRITATION (RATEVIAL 1S SLISHTLY ALHALINE), PRIYARY Ev= IeALTETION, (SENSITIZER 7) SOME SOE-4E.) = one om eston - SKIN RBSORPTICN HEALTH RISKS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE NINE KNOn, INGESTION HEALTH RISKS AND SYMPTOMS GF EXPOSURE NO SNOW EVIDENCE GP ADVERSE KEQUTH =FFCTS. HEALTH HAZARDS (ACUTE AND CHRONIC) eS Monae Hsinpe:? eA FT lett cheb \3 RODWN THRGNIC HESLTH RSTSeLe, CARCINOGENICITY: NTP? NO TARC MONOGRAPHS? NO OSHA REGULATED? NO MEDICAL CONDITIONS GENERALLY AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE MAY FROVOKE ASTMRATIC RESPONSE IN PERSONS WITH ASTHMA WHO ARE SENSITIVE TO SISWRY IRRITANTS. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES SOSLATION: SEROVE TO FRESH ATR. SAIN CONTACT: REMOVE WITH SOAD AND WATER, REMOVE AND LOUNDER CONTAMINATED CLOTHING BEFORE REVUES, EYE CONTACTSFLUSH IMMEDIATELY XITH LARSE AMOUNTS CF WATER FOR AT LESST 15 MINITES, SEE A CHYSICIN FOR REDICAL TREATHENT INGESTION: RINK 1 OR 2 GLAZSES OF WATER 70 DILUTE. 50 NOT INDUCE VOMITING, CONSULT A FHYSICIAN OR FOISCN CONTROL CENTER SOIEDIATELY, TREAT SYROTSMATSTALLY, NEVER GIVE ANYTEINS EY MOUTH 73 AN UNCCNCIOUS PERSON, A-20 a 22DRE39 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PAGE masmessccoms SECTION VII -—. PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE HANDLING AND USE ====>= STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED FLOOR MAY BE SLIPFERY, USE CARE TO AVOID FALLS, CIKE SD ABSORB WITH INERT MATERIAL, TRANSFER TO CONTAINER FOR OTSOSAL. MSED SILL OUT GF BUNICIPSL SEWERS AND OPEN BODIES GF WETS. WASTE DISPOSAL meTHop cUSPOSE OF In Sotoavanté wie LOC «STE Sk) FERIGEL *i2JLOTIONS, PRECAUTIONS TO 3& TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING 53 NOT STORE SEQUE 122 F, 2G NOT CSSETE, STIRE LOGE LANTITIEN GLY Iu SUTLDINES DESIGNED TD COMCLY WITH OGH9 1822. 18. VEED CONTRIREDS CLOSED, CEE WITH ADEQUATE SENTILETIC, VOTE CONTECT WITH ERIN AND CLOTHING, GASH THIEOUEMLY SFTER “BADLINE, OTHER PRECAUTIONS TONGT SANDLE LATIL T-E rONUSSOTLRESS SAFETY ERSCALTIONS Wve SEED ESD AND UNDERSTOOD. = eessseas= SECTION VIII - CONTROL MEASURES sess+sssss RESPIRATORY PROTECTION “nn : aon secee: = a proses gerersgers co reerch ter AT enaTip ce of puLEEeES oN SEEN NIDSUsPe3 DSSRIVED MECHONICAL FILTER REEETAB IMGcE SOLID STR SIRVE SSATICUES Ct CvERSEFAY tg : sy REETSIOTEN GENTILATION QSEG3 ySE NITEye ied COSRQVED RESTLRATOR TD SEMIVE - COMRINATIDN OF . - —_: Newsed se ee ° aewesiy aT2e s De te, abe toe so VENTILATION PROVIDE VENTILATION IN SOUME OSD SRTTESN 70 SEE? “Le JF MATARDQUS INIEDCENTS FELCH fan T9 R REMOVE POCMMOT TTI nN PHL 275 iy Lad NS as. . = Tee ay Lest Fuad SUTTONS 2 oh SURE" : : ua: ut, mee eave ware: shee T et B20 Re sTaTs2 WETH ToS FeQQUeT, PROTECTIVE GLOVES Lee sranes ewaearrewie 7 wn cree LSE GLOVES INSEAyISUS T] RSTER AND Scar. EYE PROTECTION satety over. mom ine sae neem f SAR NS : or aa oom ane a=nceee’ °or SYIWERR INCLUDING SeisSd 2.5855 £2 $ we lee a oS mAS BIL. OTHER FROTECTIVE CLOTHING GR EQUIPMENT USE PROTECTING COTERNEAR GND PREVENT FEULONGED Shiv CONTACT TO CONTRRINATED CLOTSING, WORK/HYGIENIC PRACTICES wOBa HANDS THORDEMLY BEFORE EATING, SOKING OR CRINING, AND AT “HE END CF EACH WORK FESTCD. = SECTION IX - DISCLAIMER sSSSSssSsSSsSsSeeesS= DISCLAIMER THE INFCSMATICN SR2VISED ON THIS MSDS S85 BEEN U3 $ NISSED WITHOUT WARRANTY GF ANY KIND, EYERESS OR We SAIED, GECIDIENTS SHOULD CETSRRINE THAT 7: = HECRIATION iS CURRENT AKD SSITABLE FOR THE ERUTECTION GF THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE HEALTH AND SAFETY GF YCUR EMCLIYEES fh USERS OF THIS PRODUCT. BINED FXOM SOURCES SELTEVED TO BE ACCURATE AND_RELIARLE, IT 1S FUR- A-21 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET INC MSOS NO: DAP ‘9 igo .0. BOX 277 INTERNAL ID: 1 DAYTON, OH 45401-0277 Pe BLACK TITE "RODE SEALANT OATE: JUNE 13, 1994 NATIONAL PAINT HEALTH HAZARD ] 1 - SLIGHT AND COATINGS } ] J } ASSOCIATION FLAMMABILITY HAZARD 2 - MODERATE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL ] REACTIVITY? HAZARD } 0 - MINIMAL ] TQENTIFICATIGN =] J j SYSTEM ] PSRSONAL PROTECTION ] 8 - GLASSES, ] ) 7 GLOVES ] SECTION I. MATERIAL IDENTIFICATION ] TRADE/MATERIAL NAME: DAP SLACK-TITE ROOF SEALANT SESCRIPTION: SEALANT Cas: MIXTURE PREVIOUS MSDS REVISION OATE: APRIL 19, 1994 OT INFORMATION FOR OGMESTIC GROUND TRANSPORT: SHIPPING NAME (49 CFR 172.101): CONSUMER COMMODITY *.0.T. HAZARD CLASS (49 CFR 172.101): ORM-D 7 0.T. ID NO. (49 CFR 172.101): NONE ).0.T. LABEL REQUIRED (49 CFR 172.10i): NONE 3.0.1. PACKAGING GROUP (49 CFR 172.101): NONE CPA WASTE CODE-IF DISCARDED (40 CFR 261): NONE MANUFACTURER: Oar INC. , PHONE: 24 HOUR EMERGENCY: P.0. B0X 277 INFO TRAC 1-800-535-5053 DAYTON, OH 45401-0277 DAP, INC. *-800-543-3840 GENERAL INFORMATION: DAP, INC. 1-800-543-3840 } SECTION II. INGREDIENTS AND HAZARDS ] CNGREDIENT NAME : CAS NUMBER: © FESCENT: EXPOSURE LIMITS: MINERAL SPIRITS 64742-41-3 3-10 OSHA PEL: SOQPPM THA ACGIH TLV: 100PPM THA MINERAL SPIRITS 8052-33-3 5-20 OSHA PEL: LOOPPM = TWA ACGIH TLV: 1COPPM THA SEMAINING INGREDIENTS ARE NOT REGULATED BY OSHA ciD ARE CONSIDERED TRADE SECRETS. INGREDIENTS PER THE NEW JERSEY RIGHT TO KNGW ACT: CALCIUM CARBONATE 1317-65-3, #YOROUS MAGNESIUM SILICATE 14907-S6-8, ASPHALT 24742-93-4, MINERAL SP=RITS 34741-41- 3, AND MINERAL SPIRITS 8052-41-3. _— _—, ————" at MED 22004 CONTINUES GH Peae 2 --- PaGE ! A-22 MATERTAL SAFETY DATA SHEET OAP, INC. MSDS NO: DAP / 10004 P.0. BOX 277 INTERNAL ID: 10004 QAYTON, GH 45401-0277 DAP BLACK-TITE ROOF SEALANT REVISION: 8 DATE: JUNE 13, 1994 SECTION III. PHYSICAL DATA “PEARANCE & ODOR: BLACK PASTE WITH A GASOLINE-LIKE CDOR 7 ELING POINT: NE EVAPORATION RATE: (N-BUTYL =70R PRESSURE: 3.1 MM HG @ 20C ACETATE 9:0. 15 =7eR SOLUBILITY (%): NEGLIGIBLE SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H2021): 1.6 =70R DENSITY (AIR=L): > % VOLATILE BY VOLUME: 20-c5 SSCOSITY (SLUMP): 0.4" MAX @ 122F FOR 10 MIN. io LESS WATER LESS EXEMPT SOLVENT (GRAMS/LITER}: 190-195 if MATERIAL (GRAMS/LiTeR): 190-195 SECTION IV. FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA AS POINT (METHOD): 129F (C.C.) LIMITS: LeL 4: NE YEL %: NE “TINGUISHING MEDIA: FOAM,i CARBON DIOXIDE, ORY CHEMICALS “HSUAL FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZARDS: CONTAINERS MAY EXPLODE IF EXPOSED 70 EXTREME aT. ELIMINATE SOURCE QF IGNITION: HEAT, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, SPARKS AND OPEN ~aMES. GO NOT PUT IN CONTACT WITH OXIDIZING OR CAUSTIC MATERIALS. JECIAL FIRE-FIGHTING PROCEDURES: FULL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING SELF- INTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS, IS RECOMMENDED TO PROTECT FROM COMBUST-ON PROOUCTS. POL EXPOSED ‘CONTAINERS WITH WATER. SECTION V. REACTIVITY DATA MATERIAL 13 STABLE . HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION WILL NOT OCCUR. “EMICAL INCOMPATIBILITIES: STRONG OXIDIZERS AND CAUSTICS ‘NOITIONS TO AVOID: EXCESSIVE HEAT “TARGOUS DECCHPOSITION FRODUCTS: NORMAL COMBUSTICN PRODUCTS. I.£. COX, NOX THIS FRODUCT 3 NOT CONSIDERED A CARCINOGEN BY NTP, ARC, OCHA SRICAL CONDITIONS KAICH MAY BE AGGRAVATED BY CONTACT: NONE KNOWN ZIMSRY ENTRY SOUTESZ:: INHALATION OF SOLVENT VAPORS AND SKIN CONTACT. ITE IFRECTi: VAY IFSETATE EYES. SKIN, NOSE. aN UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT. AARMFUL , OLED, RASMFUL 23 FATAL IF SWALLOWED. [7 INGESTED THT3 PRODUCT MAY CAUSE “IMTTING, GIARSHEA, NO GEPRESSED RESPIRATION. INHALATION MAY AFFECT THE ERAIN OR ZRVOUS SYSTEM CAUSING CIZZINESS, HESOACHE, ¢% NAUSEA. LcRONIC EFFECTI3): REPORTS HAVE ASSOCIATED PESMANENT BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM DAMAGE WITH PROLONGED ANO REPEATED OCCUPATIONAL OVEREAPOSURE TO SOLVENTS. A-23 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET DAP, INC. . MSDS NOs DAP / 10004 P.0. BOX 277 INTERNAL ID: 10004 DAYTON, OH 45401-0277 DAF pack” TTTE ROOF SEALANT DATE: JUNE 13, 1994 ] HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION CCNTINUED FROM PAGE 2 ) FIRST AID: EYE CONTACT: FLUSH WITH LARGE GUANTITIE? OF WATER FOR AT LEAST 15 MINUTES. SEE A PHYSICIAN IF IRRITATION PERSISTS. SKIN CONTACT: WASH THOUROUGHLY WITH SOAP ¢NO WATER. INHALATION:REMOVE TO FRESH AIR. CONTACT A PHYSICIAN IMMEDIATELY. INGESTION:00 NOT INDUCE VOMITING. CONTACT A PHYSICIAN OR REGIONAL POISON CONTROL CENTER IMMEDIATELY. ] SECTION VII. SPILL, LEAK AND GISPOSAL PROCEDURES ] SPILL / LEAK PROCEOURES: USE ABSORBENT MATERIAL OR SCRAPE UP ORIED MA*ERTAL AND PLACE INTO CONTAINERS. WASTE MANAGEMENT / DISPOSAL: Ora se OF ACCORDING TO FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL LATIONS. DISCARDED MATERIAL SHOULD BE INCINERATED aT a PERMITTED FACILITY. 00 NOT REUSE EMPTY CONTAINER. } SECTION VIII. SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION ] PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: GOGGLES:GOGGLES OR SAFETY GLASSES WITH SIDE SHIELDS. GLOVES: SOLVENT IMPERVIOUS GLOVES RESPIRATOR: IF 8-HOUR EXPOSURE LIMIT OR VALUE IS EXCEEDED FOR ANY COMPONENT, USE AN APPROVED NIOSH/OSHA RESPIRATCR. CONSULT YOUR SAFETY EQUIPMENT a ER ATS. THE OSHA REGULATION, 29 CFR 1910.134 FOR RESPIRATOR WORKPLACE CONSIDERATIONS: YENTILATION:PROVIDE SUFFICIENT MECHANICAL VENTILATION (LOCAL OR GENERAL EXHAUST) TO MAINTAIN EXPOSURE BELOW PEL <4) TLY. VAPORS ARE HEAVIER THAN AIR AND WILL COLLECT IN LOW AREAS. 2<ECK ALL LOW AREAS (BASEMENTS, SUMPS. ETC.) FOR VAPOR BEFORE ENTERTHIC. SAFETY STATIONS: PROVIDE EYEWASH AND SOLVENT IMPERVICUS APRON IF 80DY CONTACT WITH PROOUCT OCCURS. BARRIER CREAMS MAY BE USED. CONTAMINATED EQUIPMENT: WASH CONTAMINATED CLOTHING BEFSSS REUSE. A-24 MSDS 10004 CONTINUES CN Pact = ~-- PAGE 3 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET OAP, INC. MSDS NO: DAP / 10004 P.O. BOX 277 INTERNAL ID: 10004 DAYTON, OH 45401-0277 DAP BLACK-TITE ROOF SEALANT REVISION: 8 DATE: JUNE 13, 1994 ] SECTION IX. SPECIAL r@ECAUTIONS STORAGE SEGREGATION: STORE AWAY FROM CAUSTICS AND OXIDIZERS. SPECIAL HANDLING / STORAGE: KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. KEEP CONTAINERS FROM EXCESSIVE HEAT AND FREEZING. KEEP CONTAINERS TIGHTLY CLOSED WHEN NOT iN USE. THER PRECAUTIONS: INTENTIONAL MISUSE BY OELZSEQATELY CONCENTRATING AND INHALING VAPORS MAY BE HARMFUL OR FATAL. 30T CLASS: SEE SECTION I UN REGISTER: SEE SECTION I a ar THE2 QATAR i2 GFFERED iu! 3:0 FSITH at TYPICAL VALUES AND 4QT A3 8 PRODUCT ENDED OU LENE a ‘G PROCEDURES LIEVED 7) BE EVERALLY 2=5UICAGLE, “CHEVER, EACH USER ihié.) REVIEW TSE RECOMMENDATIONS IN SSECFIC CONTENT OF TE INTENDED USE aN) DETESSTNE IF THEY ARE APPROPR-ATE, zhD OF MSOS 10004 ~~~ PAGE + A-25 @A_ OREGON RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CORP. ord MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEE I ELASTO SEAL® Produet lsentity (As Usec on Label and Lstt SECTION I Manufacturer's Name =a Emergency Tslephone Number wee ee OREGON RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION | 911-ASK FOR POISON CONTROL CENTLR Address (Number, Steat, City, State, and ZIP Code) Te‘echone Numter for Informat on _ 1895 16TH STREET S.E. . 1-800-345-0809 - J a TS Bee Ae Fs ag = al | re ae . ws _ SALEM, OREGON 97302-1436 pets eo JULY. 10, 1991, UPDATED MAY 1994 Signature of °eparer foptional) SECTION It — Hazardous Ingredients/identity Information Hazardous Components (Specific Chemical Identity: Common Nameisi) OSHAPEL = ATG TLV Other Lim ty Recommended Kot ttl _ Pigments sp ses eae TT ; hirano eel Sophicticated | Rubberized Acrylic Latex _ ee _ Solvents (Water) , at) Sec es ee Om _ Misc. inertingredients | JCOMBIRGRO VOC'S ng veut Uae gg s peeanseerumm wets 6; _ ALL MATERIALS ARE WITHIN ESTABLISHED EPA LIMITS -- a ed —_-— or eee ee es ee a -— —_—— ——_—_--... — - — - ie ee — a es we SECTION Ill — Physical/Chemical Characteristics Boiling Port —_ Specific Gravity (HO = =) =i fe” - va 2 12°F a “ ae ee tS Ost Vaper | Praasureaimm eg) ~~ .! ; “|Me*irg Pont —_ oo - L., a . 1.75 mmHg _ ; NA. Vapor Densety AIR = 1) ~ i , ~~ OT" Evanacsnae Rate. a ee NAL Busty! Acstate = 1) 2. 0 83-1,0 So'u.Lelity in Vater ~ “tf - ae ere”) err scm 5am oe Annearance ana Odor _ Thick black waterbased elastic coating. Contains ro petrcteum. Nea'y oderess except wilh shoht ammonia smell SECTION IV — Fire and Explosion Hazard Data Flash Pors (Method Used) a. Flammable L its ~~ TEL py et fee oo oe. N.A. N.A,. Extingu Shing Media ~ _ “TSS i oR list Bes Rue, eel Ses - NLA. Sp terial Fire F ghting £ Froredures ~ . Fic ; ne aT mene ov er ase a acon Rank! 5M Unusual Fore and explosion Hazaras - ee a ————— NAL - --- — A-26 - SECTION V — Reactivity Data Stabaty Unstable Conditions to Asc ~ 7 ee [~~ None 0 Ee a <. wee om Stable “J — xX — ws — ee ee ed - Incompeticanty (Matenals to Avoid) — . meee wee None, we ee Hazardous Decomposition or Byproducts / ~ _ Therrnal decomposition may produce carbon monoxide and/or carbon dioxide. =|) -_-_. Hazardous ions to Avaxd Polymerization . . None — . Will Not Occur x a = SECTION VI — Health Hazard Data Routesis} of Entry: __ Inhalation? “Ska? “Ingestion? — sees _Sce Emergency and First Aid Procedures. ee ee ete Health Hazards (Acute and Chronic, _— os a wen _ _ NA. ee - Carcinogenicity: NIT TO ARC Moro granhs? * “OSHA Reguiatus? —_——. NA No ee No ..,N Signs and Symptoms of Expasura So ee Tae ee Madical Conditions Generally Aggravatea by Exposure — oa wes _Contains some_ammonia for pH control. Mist or’: + rere owen om me Emergency and First Ad Procedures 7” oT oa 7 _ Flush eyes and skin with water for at least 30 minutes if irritation occurs. Remove contaminated clothinyy Serk mnevtie at, — a oe attention as needed. Seek ventilation and fresh air as needed. . ee SECTION Vil — Precautions for Safe Handling and Use Steps to Be Taker im Case Matenal Is Released of Spilled . _ Since some persons might be skin sensitive. goves are recommended. Use absorsent material and place in appr st _ — aes container and bury in approved landfill. me de Oe eee . o— en = ee er Waste Disposal Method ; ” _ Collect and bury in landfill or wash into sewage treatment plant in smail quantities, For large quantities, contact Environmental Protection Agency or this company. Precauztons t2 Be “3ken in Hanging and Storing "aoe Best stored between. 40° and 80° F. bo NOT FREEZE! + ee cane = se ee oe mm meee - N.A. - SNe me oe ese ee —_— wwe. thet Precautions — es on one SECTION Vill — Control Measures Resowratory Protaction (Scecity Type) on —— ome * “If sprayed, we recommend respirator fitter mask su'table for spray pairting, NIOSH anpcoved. Verstation Loca! Exhaust ; ~ Seecal ~ [. Provide proper vertilation as needed. |__| . _N.A. Mechanical :‘Gereral) sees i he UU Se _ _ Lb Acceptable __. NA Protective Gisves | em Eye Pratect on: —— Advisable . I _ Face st.eid or safety glasses as needed Sthar Protective Clothing or Equipment _Wear protective clothing 3s needed. Wark/itygienic Pracuces _ An eyewash and safety shower should be nearby and ready for use. i. . . A-27 ewe ee en = es oe oe Pert ee BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION AND SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES MATERIAL SAPETY DATA SHEET BS228038 ssc wesesancecs GENERAL INFORMATION . Creation Date 11/'8S Revision Date: 5/'86 Manufacturers Bethlehem Steel Corporation Bethlehem, PA {8016 For Additional Informstion, contact; Occupational Health & Safety Division 215/694=$105 o¢ 7066 MSDS Code: A145 ezuaseceveccsuuesessasrequeesePRODUCT IDENTIFICATION =eucweceuusessss2ze=seceuee Product Name: Formula CGALVALUME AND BETHALUME STEEL propucts) NA Synonyn(s): Chemical Family: WA NA seevecesezensnaccasse==TYPICAL CHEMICAL COMPOSITION (1) ess: asa Permissible Air Level (3) Ingredient (2) CAS No. We. % OSHA PEL ACGIH TLV Base Metal: tron . 7439=89=6 Balance 10 (4) §(4) Manganese 7439-96=5 » 252.0 §.0(S) 1.0(6) Chroaiua 744004723 012.0 0.1(7) -05(7) Nickel 74640=02-0 011.0 1.0(8) 1.0(8) Copper 7440-50=8 -01-1.0 0.1(9) 0.2(9) Trace Elements NA LT 2.0 NA NA Metallic Costing: Galvalume: Aluninun 7429-9025 $0-60 NA §(10) Zine 7440-66-6 60 (Min) §.0(11) §.Q(1t) Siiteca 7440-21-3 1. $=2.0 1S 10 (Total Duse) 5 5 (Respirable Dust) Trace Elements NA” LT 1.0 NA NA Bethalume: Aluaiqous 7429=90~5 GT 95 NA §(10) Silicon 7460=21=3 4.0 (Max) L$ 10 (Tocal Dust) 5 5 (Respirable Dust) Trace Elenents NA LT 1.0 NA NA Nonmetallic Coatings (Optional): See "Additional or Miscellaneous Information” SEE LAST PAGE FOR IMPORTANT ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS INCLUDING DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES. A-28 GALVALUME AND BETHALUME STEEL PRODUCTS (5/'86) Page 3 of 6 Iron (Fe Subjecting iron and alloys containing fron to high temperatures (such 4s oceurs during welding) will cause the formation of tron oxide. Long-tern exposure to iron oxide fumes or dusts has been associated with a benign lung condition known as siderosis which is observable as an X-ray change. Yo physical impairment of lung function has been linked to siderosis. Manganese (Mn Mn intoxication is usually due to the oxide or salts of Mn, elemental tm exhibits very low toxicity. The dusts and fumes can act as minor irritants to the eyes and respiratory tract. Both acute and chronic exposures may adversely effect the central nervous system (CNS), but symptoms are more Likely to occur after at least 1 or 2 years of prolonged or repeated _ exposures. Early synptoms cay include weakness, in lower extrenities, sleepiness, salivation, nervousness, and apathy. In more advanced stages, severe muscular inccordination, impaired speech, spastic walking, mask-lixe facial expression and uncontrollable laughter may occur. Manganese fumes have also been reported to result in metal fuse fever, a flu-like syndrome with syuptoms such as dizziness, chills, fever, headache, and nausea. An increased ineidence of pneumonia, bronchitis, and pneumonitis has been reported in some worker populations exposed to manganese. Animal studies indieate that manganese exposure may increase susceptibility to bacterial anc viral infections. Chromium (Cr) “The toxicity and health hazards of chromium are heavily dependent upon tes oxidation state. The elemental (ag in the metal), divalent, and erivalent forms are of very low toxicity. The hexavalent forn (such as occurs in chromates and chromic acid) is very toxie and can produce both acute and chronic effects. Adverse effects on the skin may include ulcerations, irritative dermatitis, and allergic skin reactions. Adverse effects on the respiratory system may include bronchospesns, edema, hypersecretion, bronchitis, irritation, allergic asthmatic reactions, and uleeracion and perforation of the nasal septum. Respiratory symptoms may include coughing and wheezing, shortness of breath, and nasal itch. Eye irritation or inflammation can also be produced. The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has determined a "eausal” associa- cion between occupational exposure to chromium and certain chromium compounds and cancer in humans. This determination was based on evidence where exposures were primarily to hexavalent chromium compounds. The American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIB) has reviewed the available data and concluded that chromium metal is not carcinogenic to humans. (NOTE: The chromium contained in this product is principally in the slewental form). Nickel (Ni) Vi fumes and dusts are respiratory irritants and may cause a severe pneumonitis. Skin contact with nickel and its compounds may cause an allergic dermatitis. The resulting skin rash is often referred to as "atekel itech." Ni and its compounds may also produce eye irritation, particularly on the dnner surfaces of the eyelids (i.e., the conjunctiva), Animal and/or epidemiology studies have linked nickel.and certain nickel compounds to an inereased incidence of cancer of the lungs and nasal passages. A-29 GALVALUME AND BETHALUME STEEL PRODUCTS(S/'86) Page 4 of 6 Copper (Cu) Inhalation of Cu fume may cause irritation of the eyes nose, and throat and a fluelike {liness called metal fume fever. Signs and symptoms of metal fuse fever include fever, cuscle aches, nausea, chills, dry throat, cough, and weakness. Cu fume nay also produce a metallic or sweet taste. Repeated or prolonged exposure to Cu fume may cause discoloration of the skin and hair. Aluainua (Al) Particles of aluminum deposited in the eye may cause irreversible tissue damage of the cornea. Al salts may cause dermatitis, aczems, conjunctivitis, and irritation of the mucous uembranes of the upper respiratory tract. Long-term inhalation exposure to Al dusts or fumes hes been associated with a fibrotic lung condition known as Shaver's disease; however, the evidence for this is not conclusive since affectad workars were exposed Co other substances (such as silica) as vell. Symptoms of this condition may include shortness of bresth, cough, and fatigue. Zine (Zn) Subjecting zine or alloys containing zinc to high temperatures (such as occurs during welding) will cause che formation of 2ine oxide. Exposure to zine oxide fumes or dusts can result in a flu-like illness called metsi fume fever. Zarly symptoms may includa a sweet or metallic taste in the mouth, dryness and irritation of the throat, and coughing. These syaptoms may progress to shortness of breath, headache, fever, chills, musele aches, nausea, vomiting, weakness, fatigue, and profuse sweating. The attack cay last 6-48 hours and is mere likely to oceur after a period ewav from the job. This ig considered to be a nudsance particulace oY ALUan. Ususl Routes of Entry: Inhalation Medical Conditions Possibly Aggravated: Chronic diseases or disorders of the respiratory systen. Carcinogen Information: NTP and IARC consider (1) chromium and certain chromiun compounds tc be known human carcinogens and (2) nickel and certain nickel compounds to be probable ~ human carcinogens. Sea above subsection on "Health Effaces/Signs and Symptous” for more information on the carcinogeateity of chromiua, nickel, and their compounds. wsosanewecnusese=nFIRST AID AND MEDICAL EMERCENCY PROCEDURES senausnescennnnscce tye Contact: Noe anticipated to pose a significant eye hazard. Skin Contact: Not anticipated to pose a significant skin hazard. Tahaletion: Remove frca excessive exposure levels unlesa proper respiratory proteceion is worn, Ingestion: Noe considered an ingestion hazard. A-30 GALVALUME AND BETHALUME STFEL PRODUCTS (5/'86) Page 5 of 6 suseucensrassaswece(CCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE CONTROL MEASURES seeeuswoesnert==2850E~ Engineering Controls (Ventilation, etc.): Ventilation should be sufficient to maintain exposure levels below che applicable axposure line. Work Practices (Handling and Storage, ete): f Are or spark generated when welding or burning on these products could be a source of ignition for combustible or flammable materials. Eye Protection: Not anticipated tc pose a significant eye hazard. Skin Protection: Not anticipated to pose a significant skin hazard. Respiratory Protection: When engineering controls are not sufficient to lower exposure levels below the applicable exposure limit, use a NIOSH-approved respirator for dusts and metal fume within the use linits of the respirator. oucnsoussenseser=sze$PILL, LEAK, ASD DISPOSAL INFORMATION =<c2sscevesses==aesee= Procedures to Follow if Material is Released or Spilled: NA Waste Disposal Method(s): Any excess product can be recycled for further use, disposed in a permitted hazardous waste landfill, or disposed by other methods which are in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations. Saessesceusaznaesee=ADDITIONAL OR MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION sewees=aszseeeeutzzs When evaluating exposures to chromium or chromium compounds, consideration should be given to the oxidation state (or valence) of the chromium co which employees are being exposed. Nonmetallic costings may be applied (often at the customer's request) to the surface of steel products. These are usually classified as protective coatings or lubricants. For Galvalume and Bethalume products, the typical nonmetallic coatings are rust preventive oils, chromate treatment, or phosphate, borax, and stearate soaps The possible presence of these costings should be recognized and considered when evaluating potential employee health hazards and exposures during welding or other dust/fume generating activities. ARAHKKARAARENRAAAKRAERURERAWRRRAEHRRRRRRRREKRARAEKRARKERAARRWRARRERRRPMARARERRRAR Footnotes: (1) Concentrations may vary somewhat between batches or lots. “here possible, a concentration range is indicated. Occasionally, how- ever, levels way even fall oucside of che usual concentration ranges. Common names, if applicable, appear in parentheses following the chemical nares. (3) All values, unless otherwise specified, refer to 8-hour time-weighted average concentrations and units are in mg/M. (4) As iron oxide fune. (5) Ceiling value for sanganese. -~ — ~ A-31 a a co . a CALVALUME AND -BETHALUME” STEEL..PRODUCTS (5/"86) Page 6 of 6 (6) As manganese fume, 29 2s (7) As hexavalent chreaiun ‘compounds. (8) As nickal setal and insoluble compounds. (9) As.copper fune, ae (10) As eluminum welding fumes. (11) As zinc oxide fume. Abbreviations: NA © Not Applicable GT © Greater Than NE © Rot f£eesbliished LT © Less Than UK = Unknown (No applicable information vas found). This document hss been prepared solely for the intent of compliance with the provisions of Subpart 2 of Part 1910 of Title 29 of the Code of Federal Regulations, paragraph 1910.1200. BETHLEHEM MAKES NO WARRANTIES , EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OTHERWISE ARISING FROM COURSE OF DEALING OR TRADE. A-32 MATERIAL SAFETY--DATA: SHEET. PRODUCT NAME: DODP21@3S5A GALVAN REPAIR PAINT ° . HMIs CODES: H F RP PRODUCT CODE: @@82166A _ . 1 2 8 Sacoomasssssseses= SECTION I - MANUFACTURER IDENTIFICATION ==s==s====: MANUFPACTURER’S NAME: MOBILE PAINT MANUFOCTURING CQ. INC. ADDRESS: P.Q. BOX 717, THEODORE, AL <S65S82 EMERGENCY PHONE: 1-890-255-3924 INFORMATION PHONE: (334) 445-6118 DOTE REVISED : 11-22-94 NAME OF PREPARER : REASON REVISED : REVISED RESPIRATORY PROTECTION (SECTION VIII) semes=ss=c= SECTION II - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS/SARA III INFURMATION ==: SPCUCATICNAL EXPOSURE LIMITS WOrOR SRESSURE WeiSey KaZe8D0US COMPONENTS DAS NUMBER SESS SEL ACGIH TLV | (OTHE ez fo @ TD PSRSSN MINERAL SPIRITS BOS2-4i-2 583 PPR $86 PPM 525 HG/S3 2.2 66 23 *ETUYLENE GLYCOL MONCBUTYL ETHER 111-756-235 FFM es POS SKIK 05 SAF 2 SILICON DIOKISE 5B515-45-9 SO MPPCE 28 BE/MS M/A (5.0% #2INC QUST . T490-$6-5 5 GINS IR M/S H/A $3 * Indicstes tavie chesice! ‘si subject $2 $he recorting vecuisesente cf czectisa 2 of Title Lil ard of 48 CF® 272, == SECTION III - PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS ==Ss==== BOILING RANGE: sae te 2236 Deg F SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H20=1): ze VAPOR DENSITY: HEAVIER THAN AIR EVAPORATION RATE: SLOWER THAN ETHE COATING V.Q.C. : 5.48 LE/GL ( 337 G/L) SOLUBILITY IN WATER: NEGLIGIBLE APPEARANCE AND ODOR: TYPICAL FAINT SOLVENT CDOR SECTION IV. — FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA =H==Ss==== FLASH POINT: 1@a@-129 F METHOD USED: SETAFLASH FLAMMABLE LIMITS IN AIR BY VOLUME- LOWER: QO. 3% UPPER: 12.6% EXTINGUISHING MEDIA: FOAM, ALCOSOL FOAM, COE, ORY CHEMICAL SPECIAL FIREFIGHTING PROCEDURES . LURING EMERGENCY CONDITIONS OVEREXPOSURE TO DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS KAY CAUSE A HEALTH HAZARD. SYMPTOMS MAY NOT BE IHRE- DIATELY APPARENT. OBTAIN MEDICAL ATTENTICN. KEEP CONTAINERS TIGHTLY CLOSED. ISOLATE FROM HEAT, SPARKS, AND OPEN FLAHE. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS CLOSED CONTAINERS MAY EXPLODE HEN EXPOSED TD EXTREME HEAT. APPLICATION TO HOT SURFACES REGUIRES SPECIAL Precautions. A-33 FULL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT INCLUDING SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS SHOULD RE USED. WATER SPRAY HAY BE INEFFECTIVE. TF WATER 1S USED, FOS NOZZLES ARE PREFERABLE. WATER MAY BE USED TO CCOL CLOSED CONTAINERS TO FREVENT PRESSURE BUILD-UP. , \ eeBoresB” | * MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Laide ; yt othe meee ileeeeeesccse’ VSECTION ¥ —- REACTIVITY: DATA ~ fe cle STABILITY: STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID SHORIGEN WILL EVOLVE WHEN IN CONTACT WITH BATER OR DAK? AIR. INCOMPATIBILITY (MATERIALS TO AVOID) SYOID CONTACT WITH ACIDS, SLKALIS, AND WATER. HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION OR BYPRODUCTS NONE Patel el md HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION: Wilt NOT clCur == = SECTION VI —- HEALTH HAZARD DATA = == 7NHALATICN HEALTH RISKS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE TLESTNESS OF CHEST, METALLIC TASTE, CCUSH, DIZZINESS, FEVER, CAILLE, KESSATHE, MAUSEG, AND DRY THROAT. RAY PRODUCE Sys - cores hn) q TOME WNOWN AS METAL FUME FEVER C2 ZINC SHAKES, AN ACUTE SELP-LIMITIAG CONDITION WITHOUT RECOGNIZED COMCLICATIONS, SKIN AND EYE CONTACT HEPLTH RISKS AND SYMPTOMS CF EXPOSURE LORE ENY PINELY SIVEDED PASTECULGTS MATTE, THIS MATESIAN MOY CAUSE MECHANICAL CRRITATION TQ SAIN AkD EYES. SKIN #BSORPTION HEALTH RISKS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE INGESTION HEALTH RISKS AND SYMPTOMS GF EXPOSURE HEALTH HAZARDS (ACUTE AND CHRONIC? CARCINOGENICITY: NTP? 8G IARC MONOGRAPHS? rit OSHA REGULATED? Ww MEDICAL CONDITIGNS GENERALLY AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE ZINC VAPOR MSY RE AN ERRITANT TO PRE-EXISTING RESPISSTORY CONDITIONS. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID FROCEDURES . CYNDTE"'S RESULTINS FROM INHALATION CHEREXRCSURE USUALLY DISASDEGR WITHIN 24 HOURS, SYKPTOMATIC TREATMENT, SUCH AS BED BEST, POSSIBLY ASPIRIN, TO AFFORD RELISF FROM FEVER AND CHILL. EVE CONTACT ~ FLUSY EVES WITH COPIUS AHOUNTS CF WATER. IN ALL CASES,” CONSULT PHYSICIAN FOR KEDICAL ATTENTION. - A-34 20893668 ” MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET : PAGE: . seacssssss= SECTION VII - PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE HANDLING AND USE ==cs==- STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED . PROMIBIT SMOKING, AVOID ALL IGNITION SOURCES, AND AVGIi SUSTING. RETAL SHOULD BE CONTAINED FOR RECYCLING. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD COMAIN IN A CRY CLOSED CONTAINER. FRTERIAR, RAY SE SSCYCLED CR BISPCSED CE IN ACCORDANCE WITH FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCA. ENVIRORSENTAL SESULGTIONS. PRECAUTIONS TO SE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING STARE INS SCL, DAY, MELL-VENTILATED SSPE, CEDIEATE FROY ATITE AND PLYSLIS, PADTEST ODM SUVETTAL OAMARE, OTHER FPRECAUTICNS FRRLTITE EOGD PESSCNAL HYGIENE RHEN WOSAING IN APESS a-EFE THIS MSTERTY 15 USED. REED AREA AHERE ZINC JUST [5 USED AND/GX STORED Pree FeDs GL TSNITION SOURSES Seos= == SECTION VIII - CONTROL MEASURES ===== RESPIRATORY PROTECTION Ir ene 2n9 QUED TyTE F ATES INQ MUSTO CINGTTIONS 1g C4 Tee Lesere oe Toye eatg2, LIE NIT VSS YE BEES? CRA? DR SVSTING CONGITIINE O8 IN TSE ESESINCE er oe ver UN. ey ccreetne GN PROTECTIVE GLOVES SOP te EMEP, KR CDRS see ITS aT oA val fatede babel Tink Sede Ae Wa PERT) 320 SPETEE Te 2 scVENT SHIN TQ3TSvloh Tn eYRESISNIIT IVE ONDIY CUaL EYE PROTECTION oo aaeety cyeur PRAT IOT Ihe ALSIUAT AtsgeneS gittte ote yeTees Jez ESPETY SVEWERR FOR OROTECTION AESINST GISBORNE PARTICULATE YSTTES OTHER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING OR =QUIFPMENT BARRIER CREAMS FAY HELP PREVENT SKIN LRSTTATION IN SYCCRSENSITIVE INDIUIOUALS, FIRE RESISTANT COVERALLS S5= RECIN- MENDED WORK/HYGIENIC PRACTICES PARETICE GOCD PERSONAL EYSIENE WHEN WORKING TN ARESS GUESE THIS MATESIS. 13 UEEO. Sssoss seosesssseos SECTION IX - DISCLAIMER sos DISCLAIMER : THE INFORMATION PROVIDED iN THIS MSDS HAS CeEN CETAINED FROM SOURCES BELIEVED TG RE ACCURATE AND RELIABLE. IT 1S FUR- RISKED RITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, RECIPIENTS SHOULD DETERMINE THAT THE INFORMATION IS CURRENT AND SUITABLE FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONYENT AND THE HEALTH AND SAFETY GF YIUR EMPLOYEES AND USERS OF THIS PROD. A-35 The Ultimate-Urcthane MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET FOR COATINGS, RESINS, AND RELATED MATERIALS Manufacturer’s Name: Date of Preparation: 9/1/92 Masters Choice, Inc. Emergency Telephone No. 1700 Washington Street (412) 628-9100 work hours Jamestown, NY 14701 (412) 628-8093 aher 5 p.m. (716) 487-0007 Information Telephone No. (716) 487-0007 Section | — Product Identification Product Number: MC-510 Product Name: METAL REROOF Product Class: AQUEOUS ACRYLIC/URETHANE Section Il — Hazardous Ingredients ingredient _ CAS No. Percent Occupational — Vapor Pressure Exposure Limits Diethylene Glycol 0.6 mmhg monobutyl ether 111-76-2 0.9% . 25 ppm @ 20 deg. C. 2, 2, 4 Trimethyl- ‘ 1,3 Pentanediol 1 mmgh monoisobutyrate 25265-77-4 0.09% NONE @ 87 deg C. Section III — Physical Data Boiling Range: Approx. 250deq. F. Vapor Density: Heavier Than Air Evaporation Rate: Slower Than Ether % Volatile Volume: 67.5% Weight Per Gallon 10.17IbsJgal. Section IV — Fire & Explosion Hazard Data Flammability OSHA: fra Flash Point: NON COMBUSTIBLE Classilication DOT: NOTREGULATED LEL: NIA Extinguishing Media: Foam ... (XX) “Alcohol” Foam... ( } C02... (XX) Dry Chemical. . . (XX) Water Fog... (XX) Olher...( ) A-36 Section V — Health Hazard Data tects of Overexposure: INHALATION — Vapor or mist can cause headache, Nausea, and irritation of the nose, throat and lungs. SKIN CONTACT — Irritating to skin upon repeated or prolonged contact. EYE CONTACT — Slightly irritating to eyes. Emergency & First Ald Procedures: INHALATION — Move subject to fresh air. EYE & SKIN CONTACT — Flush eyes for a minimum of 15 minutes with running water. Wash skin thoroughly soap and water. Consult a physician. Section VI — Reactivity Data Stability: Stable conditions to Avoid: Keep from heat or flame. Hazardous Decomposition Products: N/A. udous Polymerization: Will Not Occur, ..-umpatibility (Materials to Avoid): Product may coagulate or flocculate if mixed with highly ionic solutions Of organic solvents, Section Vil — Spill or Leak Procedures steps to be Taken in Case Material is Released or Spilled: Dike and contain spill with inert material (sand, earth, {uller’s earth, etc.) ind transfer liquid and solid diking material to separate containers for recovery of disposal. Remove contaminated clothing and wash lected skin areas with water. Wash clothing belore reuse. Keep spill out of all sewers and open bodies of water. ‘Vaste Disposal Method: Coagulate the emulsion by the stepwise addition of fernc chloride and lime. Remove the clear supernatant quid and flush to a chemical sewer. Lanalill or incinerate ine solids end the contaminated diking material according to local, state, and 2deral regulations. Section VIII - Safe Handling and Use Information wlation Type: Mechanical local exhaust ventilation at point of contaminant release. respiratory Protection: None required if good ventilation is maintained, Otherwise, wear self-contained breathing appratatus (pres- ure-demand, MSHA/NIOSH- approved or equivalent), >rotective Gloves: Chemical resistant rubber or plastic preferred, 2ye Protection: Chemical splash goglles (ANSI Z-87.1 or approved equivalent). 2ther Protective Equipment: impermeable apron to keep material olf clothing. Section IX — Special Precautions “torage Temperature: Max 49C/ 120F, Min. 10 /34F “recautionary Labeling: KEEP FROM FREEZING — PRODUCT MAY COAGULATE. ‘OTE: Monomer vapors can be evolved when Product is heated during processing operation. In such a case, use local exhaust en“lation with a minimum capture velocity of 100 ft. / min. (30m / min.) at the point of monomer evolution. Refer to Industrial Ventila- _ Manual of Recommended Practice published by the American Conference of Governemin Industrial Hygienists. ae -sher Precautions: The information accumulated herein is believed to be accurate but is not warranted to be, whether originating with esters Choice, Inc. or not. Recicients are advised to cent in advance of need that the information is current, applicadle, and suitable heir circumstances. This product should not be swallowed or alloweg {o come in contact with eyes. ( HMIS RATING __—»» HEALTH 1 voc FLAMMABILITY 1 Less than 250 g/l REACTIVITY 0 \PERSONAL PROTECTION. E/ A-37 UFACTUR R's; NAME ’ — — = futon . _ Cronac’Chemfeay-Co. \Ltd.. oo athe EPHONE NO. »state tand..cIP ‘Code ven 289 Brid aland Avenues Téronto, Ontario’ MGA. 126 CHEMICAL NAME AN 5 eYRONYRS— >, TRADE RARE AND SVAONYRS ~~ * Mathylene Chloride . _ CHEHTCAL “FAMILY eo FORMULA” © tio wes nr ar . -. se eh S INGREDIENTS {ts (Units) PY GHENY Sn ETAL SOLVENTS = 7 7 TEVENTS-vethyiene chloride 71100] 200 ppm ERT OR CORE FLUY “RES : —- * HAZARDOUS MIXTURES OF OTHER LIQUIDS, SOLIDS OR GASES %} - TLY “ (Units) . } . . " ig mo a a, sree caewwabiere 6 ve oe rot . ; . 7 "_” “SECTION: IZJ"PHYSICAL DATA‘ \ | a 3B "PECTFTC GRAV] TY (H20=1) 1,32 1 Elta Hg. al es es iad PERCENTS VOLATILE. 100 ‘ware fn; meat 2.93 “| (ether 2}) less than earackie WATER nN modarate -ERERRENCE ANS UGE 0 Colorless. 1yautd, ether-14ke. Let vel < tA Foam, Carbon'.Dioxide, Dry Chemical. a . sRES {Sal f=contained respiratory protection should be provided wifor firemen: Figneing fires -in ‘butidings where: Methylene Chioride {s stored. UNUSUAL .FERE AND EXPLOS| 3 At high temperatures, Mathylene Chloride can decompose : drogen Chloride gas & Phosgene. A-38 PLASTMO INC. TEL : 1-410-792-8047 Jul 15.96 14:18 No.002 P.0S . : " UN TREE SECTION Y HEALTH HAZARD DATA HRESHOLD LI VALU 20 volume in air Headache, mental cunfuston. depression, fatigue, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, cough, loss of sense of balance and visual disturbances. — . HERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES Remove patient immediately from the contaminated ares. Obtain medical assistance ASAP. Wash thoroughly with water any bedy areas contaminated with Methylene Chloride. " . -_ oe SECTION VI REACTIVITY DATA ‘TABILITY CORDITTORS TO AVOID TABLL . > Open flames clectrical at arc. : STABLE _ x erials to avo Aluminum SC aniun,. pure oxygen and alkal{ metals. : COMPC Hydregen chloride, phosgene. , OLYMERIZAT ION [WILL NOT OCCUR x sectiy VII SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES le ge name ee SECTION VIIZ SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION FSPRTR ROTEETION ecity type) Se) fecontained breathing apparatus. ENTILATION Loca, BRR for use under normal condittons SPECIAL. , MECHANICAL (General) OTHER RO OV EVE PROTECTION ; ___ Safety soqgies. 7 SECTION IX SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS EERUTTORS TOBE TARE INETARY YORE not store in pregy gepressione and —SATSKSNUSOF TN UNVENETTALED PCN T PR A-39 oo Poet e Few twee UUM vuUlL 2yvIroV 14°20 NULUUL FUG SECTION V - HEALTH HAZARD DATA ] PRIMARY ROUTES | OF ENTRY: —X. heletion ».e 5xin Contact —= Eye Contest = =_, Ingesilon nr tere ren seo SSDS EFFECT OF OVEREXPOSURE ACUTE: inhalation: Severe overexposure may result in nevebe, dizziness, headache, Can caves drowsiness, Irritation of eyes end nasal passsges, Sklo-Cantact: Skin irritant. Uquid contact may remove nature! skin ols resulting In skin Irritation,” Dermattiis may ocaur with pralonged contact. Skin Abagroiion: Prolonged of widespread exposure may result in the absorption of hsrmiul amounts of material, Eve Cantacs: Overexposure may result in severe eye injury wilh comen! of conjuctival Inflammation on contact wilh the liquid. Vapore slightly uncomionabie. os : Moderately foxic, May cauts nausea, vomiling, dierthes. May causes mente! siuggishness. Elevation of SGPT suggests a disturbance tn liver function. The] NOEL was reported to be 200 ppm. | ingestion CHRONIC; Symptoms of respiratory tract Irritation end damage to respiratory opithellum wore reported in rats expoced to 5000 ppm THF for 80 days. SENN er ee ee ————_———— MEDICAL CONDITIONS AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE: individuals with pre-existing Gleeaces of ihe eyes, skin or fespiratory system may have Increased susceptibility to the toxiolty of excessive exposures. | EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEOURES bee Inhalation: 1 overcome by vapors, remove fo {reah alr and M breathing stopped, give artificial respiration « preferably mouthdo-mouth. dreathing Is diMcuk, give oxygen. Call physician. ; Flush eyes with plenty of water for 16 minutes and caf! a physician. Remove contaminated clothing and shoes, Wash skin with plenty of soap and water for al lesst 15 minutes. H Irritation develops, ge: Medica! attention, : lnnestion: Give 1 of 2 gisases of water cr milk. Do not induosivemiting. Call physiolan or palson contro! center immediately. SECTION VI - REACTIVITY STABILITY UNSTAGLE CONDITIONS TQ AVOID STABLE x Keep ewsy from heat, sparks, open flame and other sourogs of Ignition. fe INCOMPATIBILITY . (MATERIALS TO AVOID) Causties, emmenia, inerganic eta one compounds, strong oxidizers and Irocynates. HAZARDOUS CECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS Whiten forced to burn, this product gives pul carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, hydrogen chioride and emoke. HAZARDOUS MAY OCCUR NS TO AVOID POLYMERIZATION “WILL NOY OCCUR 4 Keep away from heat, sparke, open fame and other sources of Ignition SECTION Vil- SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES Eilminate ait Ignitign sources. Avold breathing of vepors, Kesp Bquid oul of syss. Flush with targe emount of water. Contain tquid with sand er earth, Absorb with sand or nonflammabis absorbent material and tianater into steel drums for recovery or Giaposal, Prevent liquid trom entering dreins. WASTE CISPOSAL M Follow tecal, State and Federal regulations. Consvit oxpert, Can be disposed of by Incineration. Excessive quantiles shouid not be permitted to enter drains. Empty containers should be air dried before disposing, Haxerdous Waste Code: 214, SECTION Vill - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION (Specify type) Aimonphorio tovals should be maintained Below estabilshodiexposure limite contained In Section IL W alrborne concentrations exceed those Iimite, use of a NIOSH-approved organto vapor cartridge respirator with full {208-piece (8 recommended, The effectiveness of an alr purifying respirator fs limited, Use lt only for a clngie shorbierm expoeure. For emergency Bnd other conditions where short tenn expoeuro guidelines may be exceeded, use an appfoved positive presture selcontained breathing epparatus, ~VENTICATION { Uso only with adequate ventilation. Provide sufficient ventiation In volume and pattem fo keep contaminants below applicable exposure Hmite set forth In Section I. Use only expivsion proof venulaticn equipment, PROTECTIVE GLOVES | EYE PROTECTION PVA costed Splathprool.chemical goggles _j OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND HYGIENIC PRACT tmpemious apron and a sauree of running water to hush oF the eyes and skin in case of content. SECTION IX - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS 10 SE TAKEN IN AND Store in tho shade between 40°F - 110°F. Kosp away from Neat, sparks, open flame and other sources of Ignition. Avald protonped breathing of vapor. Use with edoquate veniiation, Avoid contact with eyes, a and dathing. Traln employees on all special handling procedures belore thoy work with this product, Mwy sca OTHER PRECAUTIONS ‘ Follow si! preasuttonary informavian givan on containers fabs, product bulletins and our solvent cementing Iiterature. Al handing equipment shoud be atectricalty grounded. : The vormation cotteinad herein t 84200 on cate 4d oceurwe, Mi , RO WETINTY i eer eEDEd oF Inplled regerving the socurscy of thie data oF re rveuts to be blaine Men te vee ners Prepared by George Bianco of 9 A-40 E ERS | (aS Urethane MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET ‘FOR COATINGS, RESINS, AND RELATED MATERIALS Manufacturer’s Name: Date of Preparation: 9/1/92 Masters Choice, Inc. Emergency Telephone No. - 1700 Washington Street (412) 628-9100 work hours Jamestown, NY 14701 (412) 628-8093 after 5 p.m. (716) 487-0007 Information Telephone No. (716) 487-0007 Section | — Product Identification Product Number: Product Name: PATCHWORKS Product Class: AQUEOUS ACRYLIC/URETHANE ——* Section Il — Hazardous Ingredients Ingredient _ CAS No. Percent Occupational Vapor Pressure ~ Exposure Limits Diethylene Glycol 0.6 mmhg monobutyl ether 111-76-2 0.48% 25 ppm @ 20 deg. C. 2, 2, 4+ Trimethyl- 1,3 Pentanediol ; 1 mmgh monoisobutyrate 25265-774 0.06% NONE @-87 deg C. Section III — Physical Data Boiling Range: Approx. 250deq. r. Vapor Density: Heavier Than Air Evaporation Rate: Slower Than Ether % Volatile Volume: 48.0% Weight Per Gallon 10.85lbs Jal. . ‘Section IV — Fire & Explosion Hazard Data Fiammability Classification Extinguishing Media: OSHA: NIA Flash Point: NON COMBUSTIBLE DOT: NOTREGULATED LEL: N/A Foam... (XX) “Alcohol” Foam... ( ) C02... (XX) Ory Chemical . . . (XX) Water Fog . . . (XX) Other...( ) A-41 Section V — Health Hazard Data ' “ects of Overexposure: INHALATION — Vapor or mist can cause headache, nausea, and irritation of the nose, throat and lungs. SKIN CONTACT — Irritating to skin upon repeated or prolonged contact. , EYE CONTACT — Slighily irritating to eyes. ‘uergency & First Aid Procedures: INHALATION — Move subject to {resh air. i EYE & SKIN CONTACT — Flush ayes for a minimum of 15 minutes with tunning water. Wash skin thoroughly soap and water. Consult a physician. Section VI — Reactivity Data 2bililty: Stable snditions to Avoid: Keep from heat or flame. 2zardous Decomposition Products: N/A. 2~ardous Polymerization: Will Not Occur. Patibility (Materials to Avoid): Product may coagulate or flocculate if mixed with highly ionic solutions or organic solvents. Section VII — Spill or Leak Procedures 2ps to be Taken in Case Material is Released or Spilled: Oike and contain spill with inert material (sand, eanh, fuller’s earth, etc.) J wanster liquid and solid diking material to separzte-containers for recovery or disposal. Remove contaminated clothing and wash scied skin areas with water. Wash clothing before reuse. Keep spill cut of all sewers and open bodies of water. 2ste Disposal Method: Coagulate the emulsion by the Stepwise adc:'on of ferric chloride and lime. Remove the clear supe:natant -d and flush to a chemical sewer. Landfill or incinerate the solids ana the contaminated diking material according to locai, state, and zeral regulations. Section VIIl - Safe Handling and Use Information tion Type: Mechanical local exhaust ventilation at point of contaminant release. :$piratory Protection: None required if good ventilation is maintained. Otherwise, wear self-contained breathing appratatus (pres- “e-demand, MSHA/NIOSH-approved or equivalent). atective Gloves: Chemical resistant rubber or plastic prelerred. 2 Protection: Chemical splash goglles (ANSI Z-87.1 or approved equivalent). ‘Aer Protective Equipment: impermeable apron to keep material off clothing. Section IX — Special Precautions srage Temperature: Max 49C / 120F, Min. 10 /34F ecautionary Labeling: KEEP FROM FREEZING — PRODUCT MAY COAGULATE. TE: Monomer vapors can be evolved when product is heated during processing operation. In sucha case, use local exhaust “tilation with a minimum capture velocity of 100 ft. / min, (30m / min.) at the point of monomer evolution. Refer to Jngustriz! Ventilz- Manual of Recommended Practice published by the American Conference of Governemin Industrial Hygienists. te. Precautions: The information accumulated herein is believed to be accurate but is nol warranted to be, whether originating with siers Choice, Inc. or not. Recipients are advised to confirm in advance of need that the information is current, applicable, and suitad!e ““eir circumstances. This product should not be swallowed or allowed to come in contact with eyes. a HMIS RATING HEALTH 1 voc | FLAMMABILITY 1 Less than 250 g/l REACTIVITY 0 \PERSONAL PROTECTION E/ A-42 CHOICE The Ultimate Urcthane MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET FOR COATINGS, RESINS, AND RELATED MATERIALS Manufacturer’s Name: Masters Choice, Inc. Emergency Telephone No. 1700 Washington Street (412) 628-9100 work hours Jamestown, NY 14701 (412) 628-8093 after 5 p.m. (716) 487-0007 Date of Preparation: 9/192 Information Telephone No. (716) 487-0007 Section | — Product Identification Product Number: MC-004 Product Name: PRIMER/SEALER Product Class: AQUEOUS ACRYLIC/URETHANE Section Il — Hazardous Ingredients Ingredient CAS No. Percent Occupational Vapor Pressure Exposure Limits NO HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS Section Ill — Physical Data Boiling Range: Approx. 212 deg. F. Vapor Density: Heavier Than Air Evaporation Rate: Slower Than Ether % Volatile Volume: © 76% Weight Per Galton 8.7 {lbs /gai. Section IV — Fire & Explosion Hazard Data Flammaiility OSHA: N/A Flash Point: NON COMBUSTIELE Classification DOT: NOTREGULATED LEL: N/A Extinguishing Media: N/A UNUSUAL FIRE & EXPLOSION HAZARDS: This product will not burn,but may spatter if the temperature exceeds the boiling point. Polymer film is capable of burning, giving off oxides, carbon and nitrogen. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES: N/ A-43 Section V — Health Hazard Data iHects of Overexposure: INHALATION — Vapor or mist can cause headache, nausea, and irritation of the nose, throat and lungs. SKIN CONTACT — Irritating to skin upon repeated or prolonged contact. EYE CONTACT — Slightly irritating to eyes. zmergency & First Aid Procedures: INHALATION — Move subject to fresh air. - EYE & SKIN CONTACT — Flush eyes for a minimum of 15 minutes with running water. Wash skin thorougiily soap and water. Consult a physician. Section Vl — Reactivity Data stability: Stable Zonditions to Avoid: Keep from heat or flame. iazardous Decomposition Products: N/A. --~ardous Polymerization: Will Not Occur. patibility (Materials to Avoid): Product may coagulate or flocculate if mixed with highly ionic solutions of organic solvents. Section VII — Spill or Leak Procedures ‘eps to be Taken in Case Material is Released or Spilled: Dike and contain spill with inert material (sand, earth, Iuiler’s earth, etc.) ad transler liquid and solid diking material to separate containers for recovery or disposal. Remove contaminated cicthing and wasn Hected skin areas with water. Wash clothing before reuse. Keep spill out of all sewers and open bedies of water. ‘taste Disposal Method: Coagulate the emulsion by the stepwise adcition of ferric chloride and lime. Remove the clear supernatant rid and flush to a chemical sewer. Landiill or incinerate the solids end the contaminated diking material according to local, state, and .3eral regulations. Section VIII - Safe Handling and Use Information ation Type: Mechanical local exheust ventilation at point of cont Tunant release. ‘ espiratory Protection: None required if good ventilation is maintained. Otherwise, wear self-contained breathing eppraia-us (pres- -fe-demand, MSHA/NIOSH-approved or equivalent). rotective Gloves: Chemical resistant rubber or plastic preferred. -ye Protection: Chemical splash goglles (ANSI Z-87.1 or approved equivalent). ther Protective Equipment: impermeable apron to keep material oif clothing. Section IX — Special Precautions ‘Orage Temperature: Max 49C / 120F, Min. 10 /34F recautionary Labeling: KEEP FROM FREEZING — PRODUCT MAY COAGULATE. QTE: Monomer vapors can be evolved when product is heated during processing operation. In such a case, use local exhaust -Atilation with a minimum capture velocity of 100 ft. / m:n. (30m / min.) at the point of monomer evolution. Refer to lngusinal Ventia- * Manual of Recommended Practice published by the American Conference of Governemtn Industrial Hygienists. tre: Precautions: The information accumulated herein is believed ic ce accurate but is not warranted to be, whether cric:nating wiin zsters Choice, Inc. or not. Recipients are advised to coniirm in advance of need that the information is current, acplicadve, and suiatie sneir circumstances. This product should not be swatlowed or allowes to come in contact wilh eyes. ( —sxHMIS RATING _ ) HEALTH 1 VOC FLAMMABILITY { Less than 250 g/l REACTIVITY 0 \PERSONAL PROTECTION __E/ A-44 lt MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET FOR COATINGS, RESINS, AND RELATED MATERIALS Manufacturer's Name: Date of Preparation: 9/1/92 Emergency Telephone No. (412) 628-9100 work hours (412) 628-8093 after 5 p.m. (716) 487-0007 Masters Choice, Inc. 1700 Washington Street Jamestown, NY 14701 Information Telephone No. (716) 487-0007 Section I — Product Identification Product Number: Product Class; AQUEOUS ACRYLIC/URETHANE Product Name: PROFESSIONAL RUBBER REROOF Section Il — Hazardous Ingredients Ingredient CAS No. Percent Occupational Vapor Pressure Exposure Limits Diethylene Glycol 0.6 mmhg monobutyl ether 111-762 0.9% 25 ppm . @20 deg. C. 2, 2, 4+ Trimethyl- 1, 3 Pentanediol 1 mmgh monoisobutyrate 25265-77-4 0.09% NONE @ 87 deg C. Section HI — Physical Data Boiling Range: Vapor Density: Evaporation Rate: % Volatile Volume: Weight Per Gallon Approx. 250deq. r. Heavier Than Air Slower Than Ether 67.5% 10.17lbsJgal. Section IV — Fire & Explosion Hazard Data Fiammeniity OSHA: N/A Fiash Point: NON COMBUSTIBLE Classification DOT: NOT REGULATED LEL: NIA Extinguishing Media: Foam... (XX) * satcohol” Foam ...( ) CO2.. . (XX) Ory Chemical . . . (XX) Water Fog . . . (XX) Other...( ) A-45 Section V — Health Hazard Data fects of Overexposure: INHALATION — Vapor or mist can cause headache, nausea, and irritation of the nose, throat and lungs. SKIN CONTACT — irritating to skin upon repeated or prolonged contact. EYE CONTACT — Slightly irritating to eyes. mergency & First Aid Procedures: . INHALATION — Move subject to fresh air. . EYE & SKIN CONTACT — Flush eyes for a minimum of 15 minutes with running water. Wash skin thorougniy Soap and water. Consult a physician. Section VI — Reactivity Data tability: Stable onditions to Avoid: Keep from heat or flame. azardous Decomposition Products: N/A. ‘azardous Polymerization: Will Not Occur. icompatibility (Materials to Avoid): Product May coagulate or flocculate if mixed with highly ionic solutions Of organic sclvents. Section VII — Spill or Leak Procedures teps to be Taken in Case Material is Released or Spilled: Dike and contain spill with inert material (sand, earth, fuller’s eanh, etc.) nd transfer licuid and solid diking material to separate containers for recovery or disposal. Remove contaminated Cloihing and wasn flected skin areas with water. Wash Clothing before reuse. Keep spill out of all sewers and open bodies of water. faste Disposal Method: Coaguilate the emulsion by the siepwise addition of ferric chloride and lime. Remove the clear supernatant quid and flush 10 a chemical sewer. Landfill Or incinerate the solids and the contaminated Giking material accorcing to local, state, ana 2deral regulations, Section VIII - Safe Handling and Use Information ‘entilation Type: Mechanical local exhaust ventilation at pe:nt of contaminant release. ‘espiratory Protection: None required if good ventilation is maintained. Otherwise, wear Sell-containea treathing appratatus (pres- ure-demand, MSHA/NIOSH-approved or equivalent). ‘rotective Gloves: Chemical resistant rubber or plastic preferred, -ye Protection: Chemical Splash goglles (ANSI Z-87.1 or approved equivalent). ther Protective Equipment: impermeable apron to keep material olf clothing. Section IX — Special Precautions itorage Temperature: Max 49C/ 120F, Min. 10 /34F ‘recautionary Labeling: KEEP FROM FREEZING — PRODUCT MAY COAGULATE. {OTE: Monomer vapors can be evolved when product is heated during processing operation. In such a case, use local exhaust Entilation with a minimum capture Velocity of 100 It. / min. (36m / min.) at the point of monomer evolution. Reler to lngustrial Veniita- on: A Manual of Recommended Practice Published by the American Conference of Governemtn Indusiria! Hygienists. Nther Precautions: The information accumulated herein is believed to be accurate but is not Wwarranies tc be, whether originating with fasters Choice, inc. or not. Recipients are advised to contirm in advance of need that the information is current, applicable, and suitable their citcumstances. This prcduct should not be swallowed or allowed to come in contact with eyes, HEALTH VOC FLAMMABILITY Less than 250 gil (Ss HMIS RATING \ 1 1 0 REACTIVITY \PERSONAL PROTECTION EJ A-46 ___ Section Vv — Health Hazard Data . Se Meatitn Sazard Data Fitects oi Overexposure: INHALATION — Vapor or mist can cause headache, nausea, and irritation of the nose, throat and tungs. SKIN CONTACT — innitating to skin upon repeated or prolonged contact. EYE CONTACT — Slightly irritating to eyes, “umergency & First Aid Procedures: INHALATION — Move subject to fresh air, EYE & SKIN CONTACT — Flush eyes for a minimum of 15 minutes with running water. Wash skin thoroughly soap and water. Consult a physician. Section VI — Reactivity Data Stability: Stable Conditions to Avoid: Keep {rom heat or flame. Hazardous Decomposition Products: N/A. Hazardous Polymerization: Will Not Occur. Incompatibility (Materials to Avoid): Product may coagulate or flocculate if mixed with highly ionic solutions OF organic solvents. Section Vil — Spiil or Leak Procedures Steps to be Taken in Case Material is Released or Spilled: Dike ana contain spill with ine matenal (sana, eann, tuller's earth, etc.) and transter liquid and solid diking material to Separate containers for recovery or disposal. Remove contaminated clothing and wash allected skin areas with water. Wash clothing before reuse. Keep spill out of all sewers and open bodies of water. Waste Disposal Method: Coaguiate the emulsion by the stepwise addition of ferric chloride and lime. Remove the clear supernatant liquid and flush to a cnemica! sewer. Landfill of incinerate the solids and the contaminated diking material according to local, state, and federal regulations. Section VIII - Safe Handling and Use Information Ventilation Type: Mecnanical local exnaust ventilation at point of contaminant release. . Spiratory Protection: None required if good ventilation is maintained. Otherwise, wear self-contained breathing appratatus (pres- -€-demand, MSHA/NIOSH-approved or equivalent). Protective Gloves: Chemical resistant rubber or plastic preferred, Eye Protection: Chemical solash goglles (ANS! 2-87.1 or approved equivalent). Other Protective Equipment: impermeable apron to keep material off clothing. Section IX — Special Precautions Storage Temperature: Max ¢SC/ 120F, Min. 1C/ 34F Precautionary Labeling: KEEP FROM FREEZING — PRODUCT MAY COAGULATE. NOTE: Monomer vapors can be evolved when Product is heated during processing operation. In such a case, use local exhaust ventlation with a minimum capture veiocity of 100 H./ min, (30m / min.) at the point of monomer evolution. Refer to logusirial Venvila- ton: A Manual of Recommenced Practice Published by the American Conference of Governemin Industrial Hygienists. her Precautions: The information accumulated herein is believed to be accurate but is not warranted to be, whether onginating with ers Choice, Inc. er not. Recisients are advised to confirm in advance of need that the informaton is current, epplicable, and suitable ‘0 their circumstances. This cracuct should not be swallowed or allowed to come in contact with eyes, HMIS RATING _—» voc Less than 250 g/l E/ A-47 TERS ICE The Ultimate Uréthane MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET FOR COATINGS, RESINS, AND RELATED MATERIALS Manufacturer’s Name: Masters Choice, inc. , Emergency Telephone No. 200 Harrison Street (412) 628-9100 work hours Jamestown, NY 14702 (412) 628-8093 aher 5 p.m. (716) 487-0007 Date of Preparation: 9/1/92 Information Telephone No. (716) 487-0007 Section | — Product Identification Product Number: Product Name: RUST INHIBITING PRIMER Product Class; AQUEOUS ACRYLIC/URETHANE Section Il — Hazardous Ingredients Ingredient CAS No. Percent Occupational Vapor Pressure Exposure Limits Ethylene Glycol 0.6 mmhg monobutyl ether 111-76-2 10.4% 25 ppm @ 20 deg. C. Section Il] — Physical Data 3ciling Range: Approx. 250deg. F. Vapor Density: Heavier Than Air Evaporation Rate: Slower Than Ether % Volatile Volume: 60% Weight Per Gallon . 11.00 los /gal. Section IV — Fire & Explosion Hazard Data Fammadiny Classification Extinguishing Media: A-48 OSHA: N/A Flash Pont: NON COMBUSTIBLE DOT: NOT REGULATED LEL: NIA Foam... (XX) Alcohol" Foam . ( ) C02... (Xx) Dry Chemical... (XX) Water Fog... (XX) Other...( ) GR OREGON RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CORP. OR MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET | uct idecnty AAs Usea on Ui5e1 od Li zi SECTION |! Manufacturer s Name ~——T Emergency Telephone Num ° OREGON. RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION | Q11- - ASK FOR POISON CONTROL CENTER ‘Address (Number, Street. City, “State, and ZIP Code) | ‘Talephone Number for Inforrnation _ 1895 16TH STREET §.E:., 1-800-345-0809 _ . Date Prepared _ SALEM, OREGON 97302-1496 JULY 10, 1991, UPDATED V NAY 1994 — ~ a | “Signature re of Poparer (optional) : SECTION I! — Hazardous Ingredients/Identity information oO Haza‘dous Comourents Specific Chemical Ident:ty’_ Comman Sarets i) GSHA PEL ACGIH TV __ Othe ther Livers Sencimitiet. wd Tele ral _Pigments =_ _ oe . ae _ Sophicticated Acrylic Latex, ___ _ ee. a Solvents (Water) _ _ Mise. inert ingredients __ _ Contains noVOC'S __ a Ae ee Os tees SSR <_<: _ ALL MATERIALS ARE WITHIN ESTABLISHED EPA LIMITS _ wee i See SECTION It — Physical/Chemical Characteristics Boiling Post ——— Spemhe Gravtv (FD =) a ~ ~ ~ ” 212°F _ TA. Get Vapor Pressure imm Hg) ~~ aoe Meung Port “oe 7S mmdg NA Vapor Ounety (AIR =” 7 : | Evyansratine Bate NA. iBunb Werate ob 2 83.1.0 Sy'ubilitys> Water 7s ~~ ~— Ts = ~ ; _ Oilutabie a Rapearanea and Odsr , : ~ ° Thick, croamy, we liquid. Slight emo en econ 8... ee ee SECTION IV — Fire and Explosion Hazard Data Tiash: Port (Met'sed Use:t) | Flat Mriatie TOR een = me Se ae ~ 7 Exrngusning Meda _ . . - . . “- ._ ——. NA. Spee al Fre Fighting Frocedures ~~ 7 . —— NA. __ Uansua Fire and Exproeinn tagards — ~ ~ - _ N.A. lin wa A-49 ede SECTION V — Reactivity Data ~ —- - a tability Unstable Conditions to Avsid ~ ae w— — ——None i ee Stable Incompatibility (Materiais to Avoid) None we - _ Co a Hazardous Oecompesition or Byproducts ; _Thermal dec asition may.produ: a pand/ Harardaus May Occur "Conditions te Aveid ae emma * eee wm meece 2 oe Polyrrerization =| wad. . None _ cow eee tees - Wil No: Occur x SECTION VI — Health Hazard Data . . Routas(s) of Entry: ; Inhatation? Skin? Ingestion? Soe Emergency and First Aid Procedures. oe. —_ ee Health Hazards (Acute and Chronic) Carinogenicty, Nvp? 7 77" “TARC Monographs? OSHA Reguiated? 2 ee, No. oo TE Le NO NO Signa and Symptoms of Exposure “a . a ee sae Medical Conditions Generally Aggravated by Exposure _ _ Contains some ammonia for pH control, Mist cr liquid ¢ oa Oo ee cent wom mmm eee 2s ec fe —e ae Errargency and First Aid Proceduras ee ; ; _Flush eyes and skin with water for at least 30 minutes if irritation occurs. Remove contaminated clothing. Seek medical attention as needed. Seck ventilation and fresh air as needed. oo SECTION VII — Precautions for Safe Handling and Use Stens tc Be Taken in Case Matenal Is Released or Spilled . _.Since some persons might be skin sensitive, gloves are recommended. Use absorbent material and place in appeoved a ed ooo : Le ao Lee cm ome * eee ae coe oe _ Container and bury in approved landfill. Pa ee -— wee eee Waste Disposal Methed ; _ _ Collect ang bury in landfill or wash into sewage trea:ment plant in small quantities. For large quantities, cartat | | Environmental Protection Agency or this company. Precautions to Se Taken in Handing and Stoving. ‘ oo a . Best stored between 40° and 80° F. DO NOT FREEZE! epee eet __. -— ee ee rs . - Cther Sracautions A. wee we ee ee ee oe me — + ae oee SECTION Vill — Control Measures Respiratory Protection ISpacify Type) ~ - , _ if sprayed, we recommend respirator filter mask suitable for spray panting, NIOSH approved. Vernlation Loéal Exhaust © : * ’ Special Tees Provide proper ventilation as needed. NAL ee eee Mechanical (General) === “Other ~ _. _L_ Acceptable ; N.A. _. Proactive Gloves Tee Bye Protectan a ___ Advisable a _ L__Face shield or safety glasses a3 needed Stier Srctective Clothing or Equement ~~ wes _ Wear protective ciothing as needed. ve ee tee - ork/Pyg-enic Practices _ An eyewash and safety shower should be nearby and ready ‘or use. co tae ee eeeee A-50 TOPCOAT Material Safety Data Sheet IDENTITY (As Usad on Label and List) Note: Blank spaces are not permized. Uf any item is not applicable, of no TOPCOAT WOB _ information is avaiable, the space must be marked to indicate that. Section | Manutscturer's Name Emergency Telephone Number TOPCOAT, a division of Major Group Incorporated 508-668-4128 Address (Number, Street, City, State and ZIP Code} Telephone Number for information 24 Industrial Road 508-668-4128 Date Prepared Watpole, MA 02081 1/3/86 Signature cf Preparer (options) Section il — Hazardous ingredients / Identity information Other Limits Hazsrdous Components (Specific Chemical Identity: Common Name(s) OSHA PEL ACGIH TLV Recommended % (optor 1. Ammonia CAS #1336-21-6 25 ppm 25 ppm <i¢ HMIS Health Rating: Fire - 0 Health - 1 Reactivity - 0 Personal Protection -G Section Il! — Physical / Chemical Characteristics Bolling Point Specific Gravity (H20 =1) 212°F _ 1.45 Vapor Pressure (mm Hg. He.) NIA Melting Point NVA Vapor Density (AIR = 1) Evaporation Rate N/A (Water = 1) 1.0 Solubility in Water Dilutable in water Appearance and Odor Thick liquid with ammonia odor Section IV — Fire and Explosion Hazard Data Flash Point (Method Used) Fiammable Limits LEL VEL >240°F TCC N/A N/A N/A Extinguishing Medis Water spray, CO», foam used on the dry film Specisi Fire Fighting Procedures Self contained breathing apparatus recommended Unusuai Fire and Expiosion Hazards N/A A-51 co Section V — Reactivity Data Unstsble Coenditions to Avoid fn Stability N/A Stabie ‘neompaubiilty (Materisis to Avoid) N/A razgrdous Decomposition or Byproducts xide Carbon Dioxide and Carbo tazardous May Occur Conditions to Avoid N/A WIR Not Occur Section Vi — Heatth Hazard Data Route(s) of Entry: inhaistion? Skin? ingestion? Yes Yes Yes — inhatation Vapor or mist can cause headaches, dizziness or nausea. Also imation of the throat and nose. E Exposure to vapor can cause imitation to the eyes. ye Contact Exposure can cause imation or reddening of the skin Sida Contest fas Detayed Effects N/A ron NTP? Carcinogenicity: N IARC Monographs? No OSHA Reguiated? No EXPOSURE LIMIT INFORMATION Component OSHA ACGIH No Units TWA STEL TLV STEL 25 25 - Not Required A-52 EMERGENCY RESPONSE INFORMATION Al DURE Eye and Skin Contact Flush eyes with water for 15 minutes. It irritation persists call physician, Wash contaminated skin with soap and water. Note to Physicisn NVA Section Vil — Precautions for Safe Handling and Use Steps to Be Taken in Case Material is Released or Spilled ar if spreadi Caution, area will be sii abserbent material to dry up compound. Provide ventilation in closed areas. Waste Disposal Method Dispose of the absorbant material and dry compound according to local, state, and federal requlations. Precautions to Be Taken in Handling and Storing Store in a well ventilated area at temperatures between 50°F - 80°F. Other Pr ° Protect from freezing. Section Vill — Control Measures “Respiratory Protection (Specify Type) NIOSH approved organic vapor cartridge type Ventilation Loca! Exhaust Yes Special N/A Mechanical (General Yes Other N/A Protective Gloves Impervious type Eye Protection Safety Glasses Other Protective Clothing or Equipment N/A A-53 ABBREVIATIONS A-54 ACGIH American Conterence of Govemmental Industrial Hygienists OSHA «= Occupational Safety and Health Administration TLV = =_—s Threshold Limit Value PEL = Permissible Exposure Limit TWA «@_ Time Weighted Average STEL = Short-Term Exposure Limit The information contained herein relates only to the spacific material identified. Major Group incorporated believes tat such Ivscmazon is accurate and raliablo as of the date of this material safety data sheet, but no representabon, guarantee of Wanmny. express or implied, is made as to the accuracy, reiabiity, or completeness of the informanon. Majer Group incorporated urges persons recetving this information to make their own determinaton as to the information's suitability and completeness for their \LS, REGULATIONS SARA 313 INFORMATION: This product contains the following substances subject to the reporting requirements of Section 313 of Title Ili of the Superiund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 and 40 CFR Part 372: CASNUMBER = CONCENTRATION #1336-21-6 <1% CHEMICAL NAME Ammonia @ aA (ca) MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS IL, CONVEYANCE COATINGS a (a) A @ @ Aa a m 613/667-4481 @} DAP Inc. P.O. Bax 277 a Dayton, CH 46401 0277 Fax: 613/667-3331 To: NONE From: MATT SAULS Date: 7-19-96 ENCLOSED IS A DAP MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET(S) THAT COMPLIES WITH OSHA’S HAZARD COMMUNICATION STANDARD, 29 CFR 1910.1209. IT IS DAP’S POLICY TO LIST AN INGREDIENT ON THE MSOS ANO GIVE APPROPRIATE WARNINGS IF IT IS IN THE PRODUCT AT GREATEER THAN 12% (OR 0.1% LEA CARCINOGEN), AND IT MEETS ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING © CRITERIA: r) IS LISTED IN THE OSHA Z-TABLES WITH AN ESTABLISHED PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMIT (PEL); N THE ACGIH HAS ESTABLISHED A THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE (TLV OR 8-HOUR TIME WEIGHTED AVERAGE); “Ion JX to weve wwe IS LISTED BY NTP, IARC OR OSHA AS A KNOWN CARCINOGEN: HAS A FLASH POINT BELOW 20@ DEGREES F.; MAY UNDERGO HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION; IS A STRONG OXIDIZING OR CAUSTIC AGENT; IS LISTED ON THE SARA 313 LIST OF REPORTABLE CHEMICALS. ABBREVIATIONS USED IN DAP'S MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS: ACGIH TARC NA NE PEL NTP SARA STEL TLV voc NJRTK AMERIZAN CONFERENCE OF GOVERNMENTAL INDUSTRIAL AYGIENISTS INTERNATIONAL AGENCY FOR RESEARCH ON CANCER NOT APPLICABLE NOT ESTABLISHED PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMIT NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY PROGRAM SUPERFUND AMENDMENTS AND REAUTHORIZATION ACT OF 1386 SHORT TERM EXPOSURE LIMIT On Seay LIMIT VALUE (8-HR TiME WEIGHTED AVERAGE R TWA) VOLATILE GRGANIC COMPOUND NEW JERSEY RIGHT TO KNOW LAW PLEASE FILE THIS INFORMATION WITH YOUR PERMANENT RECORDS OF PRODUCT INFORMAT ICN. A-55 MATERIAL SAFETY CATA SHEET INC. MSDS NO: DAP / 10006 P.0. 80X 277 INTERNAL ID: 16006 DAYTON, OH 45401-0277 OAP BUTYL GUTTER & LAP SEALANT REVISION: 5 DATE: MAY 19, 2993 NATIONAL PAINT =] HEALTH HAZARD ] 1 - SLIGHT ] AND COATINGS ] ] }.. ASSOCIATION FLAMMABILITY HAZARD } 3 - SERIOUS HAZARDOUS MATERIAL 1] REACTIVITY HAZARD 10 - MINIMAL } IDENTIFICATION =} ] } SYSTEM ) PERSONAL PROTECTION ] & - GLASSES, ] ] } GLOVES ] 2 SECTION I. MATERIAL IDENTIFICATION } “ZADE/MATERIAL NAME: CAP BUTYL GUTTER & LAP SEALANT. ZESCRIPTION: CAULK AS: MIXTURE SBEVIOUS MSDS REVISION DATE: MARCH 30, 1992 “OT INFORMATION FOR OOMESTIC GROUND TRANSPORT OF CONTAINERS 320Z. OR LESS: TIPPING NAME (49 CFR 172.101): CONSUMER COMMODITY 210.1. HAZARD CLASS (49 CFR 172.101): ORM-D 3.0.1. ID NO. (49 CFR 172.101): _NONE 3.0.7. LABEL REQUIRED (49 CFR 172.101): NONE *10.T. PACKAGING GROUP (49 CFR 172.101): NONE 234 WASTE CODE - IF DISCARDED (40 CFR 261): NONE *ANUFACTURER: DAP ’ INC. PHONE: 24 HOUR EHERSEY: Th -0. 27? TRAC i-800-535-5053 DAYTON, OH 45401-0277 INC. 2-800-543-3840 OAP, GENERAL INFORMATION: DAP, INC. 2-800-543-3840 SECTION IT. INGREDIENTS AND HAZARDS j TNGREDIENT NAME: CAS NUMBER: PERCENT: EXPOSURE LIMITS: MINERAL SPIRITS 8052-41-3 5-10 OSHA PEL: L00PPM TWA # ACGIH TLV: L00PPM TWA MRP NAPHTHA 6§4742-€9-8 5-10 OSHA PEL: 300PPM ThA ACGIH TL¥:300PPM TWA ZEMAINING INGREDIENTS Re NOT REGULATED BY OSHA AND ARE CONSIDERED TRADE SECRETS. A$ PETROLEUM OISTILLATES MED 13008 CONTINUES GN FA5E c w-- PAGE i A-56 MATERIAL SAFETY OATA SHEET DAP, INC, MSO%_NO: DAP / 10006 2.0. 29X 277 INTERNAL 10: 10006 JAYTON, GH 45401-0277 cian GU“TER & LAP REVISION: 5 DATE: MAY 19, 1993 SECTION III. PHYSICAL DATA SPPEARANCE & GDOR: GPAQUE FASTE WITH A PETROLEUM DISTILLATE ODOR SILING POINT: c12F EVAPORATION RATE: (N-BUTYL "SPOR PRESSURE: 30M@HG @ LCOF (VM&P ACETATEs1):* 1 ‘ SPECIEIC GRAVITY (H20=1): 1.46 NAPHTHA} wATER SOLUBILITY (2): NEGLIGISLE “ VOLATILE BY VOLUME: 27 “SPOR DENSITY CAIR#1); > ¢ TRCOSITY (SLUMP): 2.2°MAX 2 122F FOR 10 MIN. ‘QC LESS WATER LE23 EXEMPT SOLVENT (GRAMS/LITER): 210-215 “OC MATERIAL (GRAMS/LITER}: 210-215 TECTION IV. FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA SLASH POINT (METHOD): (TAG C.C.) SSF LIMITS: LEL 2: Ne UEL %: NE SCTINGUISHING MEDIA: FOAM, CARBON DIOXIDE. DRY CHEMICALS CMUSUAL FIRE 08 EXPLOSION HAZARDS: CONTAINERS MAY EXPLODE If EXPOSED 70 EXTREME ZzaT. ELIMINATE SOURCE OF IGNITION: HEAT, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, SPARKS AND OPEN ZEAMES. CO NOT PUT iN CONTACT WITH OAIDIZING OR CAUSTIC MATERIALS. “SECIAL FIRE-ZTGHTING PROCESURES: FULL PROTECTIVE ZQUIPMENT. INCLUDING SELF- S3NTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS, 22 RECOMMENDED 72 SSQTECT FROM COMBUSTZON PRODUCTS. ==9L EXPOSED CONTAINERS WiTH WATER. LECTION V. REACTIVITY 2aATA A-57 . MATERIAL IS STABLE . HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION WILL NOT OCCUR. CHEMICAL INCOMPATIGILITIES: STRONG OXIDIZERS AND CAUSTICS CONDITIONS TO AVOID: EXCESSIVE HEAT AND FREEZING. HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS: NORMAL COMBUSTION PRODUCTS, I.£. COX, NOX ] SECTION VI. HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION ] THIS PRODUCT 1S NOT CONSIDERED A CARCINOGEN BY NTP, IARC AND OSHA. MEDICAL CONDITIONS KHICH MAY BE AGGRAVATED BY CONTACT: NONE KNOWN PRIMARY ENTRY ROUTE(S]: INHALATION OF SOLVENT VAPORS AND SKIN CONTACT. SCUTE EFFECTS: MAY IRRITATE EYES, SKIN, NOSE, AND UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT. HARMFUL ZF INHALED. HARMFUL OR FATAL IF SWALLOWED. IF INGESTED THIS PRODUCT MAY CAUSE GOMITING, DIARRHEA. AND OEPRESSED RESPIRATION. INHALATION MAY AFFECT THE BRAIN OR “iERVOUS SYSTEM CAUSING DIZZINESS, HEADACHE OR NAUSEA. ASPIRATION OF MATERIAL INTO THE LUNGS DUE TO VOMITING CAN CAUSE CHEMICAL PNEUMONITIS WHICH CAN BE FATAL. CHRONIC EFFECT(S): REPORTS HAVE ASSOCIATED PERMANENT BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM erage WITH PROLONGED AND REPEATED OCCUPATIONAL OVEREXPOSURE TQ HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION CONTINUES ON PAGE 3 ~~~ PAGE 2 A-58 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET OAP, INC. MSDS NO: DAP / 10006 P.0. 80X 277 INTERNAL ID: 10006 DAYTON, OH 45401-0277 scot GUTTER & LAP REVISION: 3 DATE: MAY 19, -993 HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION CONTINUED FROM PAGE ¢ ] FIRST AIO: EYE CONTACT: FLUSH WITH LARGE AMOUNTS OF KATER FOR 15 MINUTES. CONTACT A PHYSICIAN IMMEDIATELY. SKIN CONTACT: WASH IMMEDIATELY WITH SOAP AND WATER. INHALATION: REMOVE TO FRESH AIR. CONTACT A PHYSICIAN IMMEDIATELY. INGESTION:00 NOT INOUCE VOMITING. CONTACT A PHYSICIAN OR REGIONAL POISON CONTROL CENTER IMMEDIATELY. SECTIGN VII. SPILL, LEAK AND DISPOSAL PROCEDURES "SELL / LEAK FROCEDURES: USE ABSGRBENT MATERIAL OR SCRAPE UP ORTED MATERIAL AND PLACE INTO CONTAINERS. wagTe MANAGEMENT / DISPOSAL: DISPOSE OF ACCORDING TO FEDERAL. STATE, AND LOCAL REGULATIONS. OISCARDED MATERIAL SHOULD BE INCINERATEO AT & PERMITTED FACILITY. 00 NOT REUSE EMPTY CONTAINER TECTION VIII. SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION ] EQSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: GOGGLES: GOGGLE? OR SAFETY GLASSES WITH SIGE SHIELDS GLOVES: SOLVENT IMPERVIOUS GLOVES SESPIRATOR: IF 8-HQUR EXPOSURE LIMIT OR VALUS 2 EXCEEDED FOR ANY COMPONENT. Use N APPROVED NIOSH/GSHA RESPIRATCR. CONSULT “CUR SAFETY EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES #ND THE OSHA REGULATION, 22 CFR 1920.124 FOR RESPIRATOR REQUIREMENTS. «RRPLACE CONSIDERATIONS: LENTILATIONSFSOVIDE SUFFICIENT MECHANICAL VENTILATION (LOCAL CR GENERAL EXHAUST) TQ MAINTAIN EXPOSURE SELOW PEL NO TLY, vaPQPS @RE HEAVIER THAN AIR ANDO WILL TGLLECT IN LOW AREAS. THECK ALL Low eREAS (BASEMENTS, TUMPS.E7C.2 FOR VAPOR BEFORE ENTESING. CIMTAMINATES. E2UIPMENT: MIDS Llee5 CoNTTwES CN PAGE + --- PAGE 3 A-59 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET OAP, INC. MSDS NO: DAP / 10006 P.0. BOX 277 INTERNAL ID: 10006 DAYTON, OH 45401-0277 sto GUTTER & LAP... REVISION: 5 DATE: MAY 19, 1993... SECTION IX. SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS ] STORAGE SEGREGATION: STORE AWAY FROM CAUSTICS AND OXIDIZERS. ZPECIAL HANDLING / STORAGE: KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. KEEP CONTAINERS FROM EXCESSIVE HEAT NO FREEZING. XEEP CONTAINERS TIGHTLY CLOSED WHEN NOT iN USE. 00 NOT STORE AT “EMPERATURES ABOVE 120F. STHER PRECAUTIONS: INTENTIONAL MISUSE BY DELTSERATELY CONCENTRATING AND INHALING VAPORS MAY BE HARMFUL OR FATAL. SOT CLASS: SEE SECTION I UN REGISTER: SEE SECTION I THIS DATA IS OFFERED IN GOOD FAITH AS TYPICS. VALUES AND NOT AS A PRODUCT SPECIFICATION. kO WARRANTY, EITHER EXPRESSES OR IMPLIED, 23 HEREBY MADE. THE RECOMMENDED INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND SAFE HANGLING PROCEDURE: ARE BELIEVED TO BE TENERALLY APPLICABLE. HOWEVER. EACH USER SHOULD REVIEW THESE RECOMMENDATIONS IN THe IFECIFIC CONTEXT OF THE INTENDED USE ANO DETERMINE IF THE’ ARE APPROPRIATE. END OF MOS 10006 --- FaGE 4 A-60 TESTERS SS TST TS PUSS GT COAGUCEES COE TSS OSSSGSDGRT CTH EAS HSCS TST OR 0A 69 OTIC — | ; ArETYD ~ palate Cort MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET * Gupennedent ed ont Tren owl i ToreTaved sey Te Poy a ial Gaby Dota eet UY hcarOely to besenne Sutra oT Mares any, of Cre product iwolved. in ‘he interest of safety, you should notily your empleyess, EGETts, SNd COrtrscisrs of the infermadian on Eile sheet. - SECTION | e . . « mB te ' "Vransportasen Umergeneies! 1PS Corporation CHEMTREC: I , ‘te Medical Emergenates: B58 "ADORSOS (LA. Polson Canter 84 Hour No.) {7109 &. Main &t., P.O. Box 378, Gardena. CA 90268 ; _|_ Business: (213) 3214615 CHEMICAL NAME end FAMILY an NAME . @3121-4 for PO’ Solvent Cement for PVT Plastic Mixture of PVC Resin and Organic Salvents ~ SECTION 11: HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS Gi the Ingredients Oeicw are listed a8 : cerenogene by ARC, NTP or OSHA CAS@ «= APPROX ACGI-TLV = ACGIA-STEL = OSHAPEL_OSHA-STEL Polyrinyt Chtccicte Partin (PVC) NON/HAZ NA WA a Tetranrydroturan (THF) 100-000 40-68 200 PPM 260 PPM 2coPPMm 86.220 PPM Mathyl Exhy! Ketone (MEK) 78-03-3 ar 200 PPM 900 PPM 200PPM 66<XOPPM Cyclohexanone 108-069 10°20 26 PPM Skin PPMEexn <<Tille id Section 315 Suppiler Natifieason: THis product contains toxic chemicals eubject to the FEpOrting Toquiemente ci Geatenaisalue | ‘ Emergency Planning and Community Right-To-Know Act of 1986 and of 4OCFRI72. This information must be inctudedt in ali MEOS's thit ara copied end distributed for this material. wore : SHIPPING INFORMATION SPECIAL HAZARD DESIGNATIONS ,.. _ COT Hexere Class: Flammable Liquid HMIS NFPA ‘“Yiazanoratina- ” DOT Stépping Name: Adhesive HEALTH 2 2 Os MROMAL idenvfication Numoen NA 133 FLAMMABAITY: 3 3 1-GUGHT : REACTMITY: ts) 4 2-MQOERATE:: PROTECTIVE 3- SEROUS COARPIMENT: a] 40 SGVGRa SECTION Ill - PHYSICAL DATA COR BOILING POINT fFPC) Crear, heavy syrupy tquid Etherent 181°F Gased on fret boliag component: THF SECC GRAVITY @7S tPF SSC*YSCUVAP OR PReSOURG orm Hg.) PERCENT VOLAT 3) Tyoteal 0.960 +/ 0.040 143 mm big. Based ef first bolting Approx: 70-65% component. THF @ 2°C | VAPOR DENSITY (wt = 1) “WYIPOPATION PATS (GUAD @ 1) “SOLUSUTY NWATCR 2.49 Approx, 6-8 Solvent portion compietely anksble in waser | ase SYRYEMENTT-THIs Sarton GaNTEING TOD Grams oT VOL pat Tie? Bs Manulactored. More Sian OU Parone 01 ve VO AoW 00 BrEROUS GON and remains in the joint. ut te sree SECTION IV » FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA “FUSH POINT TEL] uel oF T.0.C.Sased en THF (Percent by Volume) . “TE, . FIRE EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Aneul *Purpte IC potassium bicarbonate cry chemical, carpon diozide, National Aar-O-Foam univeraad alcohol reetstant foem. water spray. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES Evsouate enciosed areas. stay upwind. Cicse or confined quarters require eett-contzined breathing apparatus, positive pressure hoes masks or isting maske. Use water epray to cool conteinere. to flush emtie fram source of Ignition end to dieperse vapors. ee UNUSUAL FIRE ANO EXPLOSION HAZARCS Fire hazard because of low flash point eng high votattity. Vapors ere heavier than ais end may wavel to soures of Ignition. A-61 @ fe) @ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS Il. STORAGE COATINGS @ @™ A @ ia a [) GN 4/737 TERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page 1 of MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Revised 1/23/¢ ACRYL 60 Replaces 1/23/¢ THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS ACRYL 60 Printed 4/02/¢ Section I - General Information Manufacturer: Thoro System Products Ine A Division of Harris Specialty Chemicals, Inc. 8570 Philips Highway Jacksonville, Fl 32256-8208 Emergency Phone: Chemtrec 1-800-424-9300 Material Name: ACRYL 6@ Section Il - Hazardous Ingredients/Identity Information HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS OTHER LIMITS (Specific Chemical ID OSHA PEL ACGIH TLV RECOMMENDED % ACRYLIC polymer None none 20-30 (Non-hazardous , no CAS # ) Ammonia (7664-41-7) 35ppm 25ppm <@.15 Water (7732-18-5) 70 -€ Section III - Physical/Chemical Characteristics BOILING POINT: 212 F freezing point: 32 F VAPOR PRESSURE(mm Hg): i7 VAPOR DENSITY (AIR = 1): heavier SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H2031): 1.02 DH: 9.2 - 12.0 SOLUBILITY IN WATER: dilutable % Volatile by volume: ca 72% APPEARANCE AND ODOR: milky white liquid . Water - like consistency. Slight ammonia odor. Section IV - Fire and Explosion Hazard Data FLASH POINT (METHOD USED): NA (Non-combustible) FLAMMABLE LIMITS: NA LEL: UEL: A-63 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page 2 0r 4 Revised 1/23/96 ACRYL 60 Replaces 1/23/96 THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Printed 4/02/96 Section IV - Fire and Expiosion Hazard Data (Cont.} EXTINGUISHING MEDIA: NA SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES: A self-contained breathing apparatus and full protective clothing should be worn when fighting fires. UNUSUAL FIRE AND BXPLOSION HAZARDS: Acyrlic emulsions will not burn. They may splatter if temperature exceeds poiling point (212 F). Dried polymer <ilms are capable of burning. Section V_ - neactivity Data STABILITY (CHOOSE ONE): ( ) UNSTABLE (X) STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID: NA INCOMPATABILITY (MATERIALS TO AVOID): NA HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION OR BYPRODUCTS: Thermal decomposition may yield - oxides of carbon. HAZARDOUS (CHOOSE ONE): { ) MAY OCCUR POLYMERIZATION (X) WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID: NA Section VI - Health Hazard Data ROUTE(S) OF ENTRY: INHALATION? no SKIN? yes INGESTION? yes HEALTH HAZARDS (ACUTE AND CHRONIC) : General: No toxicity information is available on this specific preparation; this health hazard assessment is based on information that 1s avail on its components. Ingestion: Relative to other materials, a single dose of this product is practically non-toxic by ingestion. Based on acute toxicity studies for a number of compositionally similar acrylic emulsions the typical oral LD5@ (rats): > 5.@g/kg. This product is approved for incorporation into coatings in contact with potable water (U.S. EPA). Eye Contact: Direct contact with emulsion may irritate human eves. In studies of compositionally similar acrylic emulsions, rated as incon- sequentially irritating to eyes (rabbit). Skin Contact: Prolonged or repeated contact may irritate humna skin. In skin studies (rabbit) of compositionally similar acrylic emulsions, rated as practically non-irritating. Skin absorption: No systemically toxic effects are known to occur in man via absorption of this material through skin. The LD5@ dermal (rabbits) is > 5.@q/kg for compositionally similar acrylic emulsions. A-64 MATERIAL SAFELY DATA SHEET Page 3 of ¢ Revised 1/23/96 ACRYL 6@ Replaces 1/23/9€ THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS , Printed 4/02/96 Section VI _- Health Hazard Data _(Cont.) Inhalation: Inhalation of vapor or mist can cause headache, nausea, and may irritate the nose, throat, or lungs. Monomer vapors may be generated if product is heated during processing operations. See section 9. Other effects of overexposure: No other adverse clinical effects are known tc be associated with exposures to this mixture. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES : Inhalation: Remove victim to fresh air. If breathing is difficult administer oxygen. Consult a physician. Ingestion: Get medical attention Bye Contact: Flush with water for at least 15 minutes. Obtain medical attention Skin Contact: Wash with soap.Flush with water for at least 15 minutes Section VII - Precautions for Safe Handling and Use STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED: Keep unnecessary people away. Surfaces may be slippery, use caution. Dike and contain spill with inert material (sand, absorbent, earth, etc.). Transfer liquid to containers for recovery or disposal. Transfer solid diking/absorbent material to separate containers for disposal. Keep spills and .cunoff out of sewers and podies of water. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD: . Discarded product is a non-hazardous waste under RCRA criteria (40 CFR, Part 261). However, even small amounts of emulsion will discolor bodies of water. Reuse uncontaminated material when possible. Landfill or incinerate solids and contaminated diking material in accordance with local, state and federal regulations. Container disposal: Drain containers completely. Empty containers may retain small amounts of residual product. Observe all hazard precautions when handling empty containers. Puncture or otherwise destroy container and dispose of as non-hazardous waste in accordance with local, state and~tederal regulations. PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING: Keep from treezing - product may coagulate. If frozen, thaw at room temperature. If solids are coagulated or “crystallized” product is unusable. Keep out of direct sunlight. Residual monomer content present no problem under normal conditions of use, however high levels of monomer vapors can be released into work areas when emulsions are heat dried or cured (ovens, infrared lamp, etc.) if good ventilation is not used. A-65 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page 4o0of 4 Revised 1/23/96 ACRYL 60 Replaces 1/23/96 THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Printed 4/02/96 Section VIII - Control Measures RESPIRATORY PROTECTION (SPECIFY TYPE): Not required if good ventilation 1s maintained. Use appropriate MSBA/NIOSH respirator when dusts or mists are generated for the types and concentrations of air contaminants encountered. VENTILATION : LOCAL EXHAUST: Suggested MECHANICAL (GENERAL) : SPECIAL: OTHER: PROTECTIVE GLOVES: Rubber or neoprene BYE PROTECTION: Safety glasses or chemical splash goggies OTHER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING OR EQUIPMENT: Long trousers, longsleeved shirt, and appropriate footwear recommended to avoid skin contact. WORK/HYGIENIC PRACTICES: Wash after handling. Foocnote: This product is formulated for use as an admixture (additive) to cement- based coatings, plasters, mortars, patching materials, etc., either as supplied or further diluted with water. Its primary function is to enhance the chemical and physical characteristics of the material it 1s added (eg. adhesion, compressive, tensile and flexurel strengths, chemical resistance, etc.). Read and follow label directions and technical bulletin number 67 for this product. The information herein is given in good faith but no warranty, expressed or implied, is made. N/A = Not Available NA = Not applicable A-66 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PRODUCT NAME: MOPOXY HS-S@ WHITE HMIS CODES: H F R P PRUDUCT CUDE: 40BWOSS 2 3s 2Q@ acmasumscenessssss SECTIONI — MANUFACTURER IDENTIFICATION =sssmsss=s== MANUFACTURER'S NAME: MOBILE PAINT MANUFACTURING CO. INC. ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 717, THEODORE, AL 25582 EMERGENCY PHONE: 1-800-255-3924 INFORMATION PHONE: (334) 445-6118 DATE REVISED 3 11-22-94 NAME OF PREPARER : REASON REVISED : REVISED RESFI RATORY PROTECTION (SECTION VII T) sosspsesc= SECTION I I - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS/SARA III INFURMATION === CCCUPATIONAL EXPUSURE LIAITS VARUR PRESSURE WEIGHT HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS CAS NUMBER USHA PEL ACGIH TLV = CTHER pa Hg @ TEXP PERCENT aMETHYL ISUBUTYL KETONE 108-10-1 128 PEA 30 PPM 20S G/B 28.0 68F 2 #XYLENE 1338-28-7 108 PEM 108 PR 435 RG/W3 6.8 6a 4 TITANIUM OIOXI0E 13463-67-7 10 MG/M3 18 BG/AB N/A 18 SILICON DIOXIDE 1$808-60-7 <OMPCF 8618 HE/3 N/A 15 BARIUM SULFATE T127-43-7 10 M6/M3 «10 KG/AS H/A 15 KICA 12081-26-2 28 PCF = 3 G/B N/A 18 Indicates toxic chewical(s) subject to the reporting requiresents of section 313 of Title III and of 40 CFR we. eacececesasss= SECTIUN III - PHYSICAL/ CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS === BOILING RANGE: 237 to 280 Deg F SPECIFIC GRAVITY ‘(H20=1): 1.4 YVAPUR DENSITY: HEAVIER THAN AIR EVAPORATION RATE: SLOWER THAN ETHE COATING ¥V.0.C. : 3.11 LB/GL ( S72 G/L) SOLUBILITY IN WATER: NEGLIGIBLE APPEARANCE AND ODOR: TYPICAL FAINT SOLVENT ODOR eeemecccsssssos= SECTION IV —- FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA ==S=5==— FLASH PUINTs 72-79 F METHOD USED: SETAFLASH FLAMMABLE LIMITS IN AIR BY VOLUME- LOWER: 1.0% UPPER: 8.8% EXTINGUISHING MEDIA: FOAM, ALCOHOL FOAM, CO&, DRY CHEMICAL SPECIAL FIREFIGHTING PROCEDURES DURING EXERGENCY CONDITIONS OVEREXPOSURE 10 DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS MAY CAUSE A HEALTH HAZARD. SYMPTUNS MAY NOT BE IM- DIATELY APPARENT. UBTAIN MEDICAL ATTENTICN. KEEP CONTAINERS TIGHTLY CLOSED. ISOLATE FRUA HEAT, SPARKS, AND UPEN FLAME. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLUSION HAZARDS ; . CLUSED CUNTAINERS MAY EXPLODE WHEN EXPUSED 10 EXTREME HEAT. APPLICATIUN TO HOT SURFACES REQUIRES SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS. FULL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT INCLUDING SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS SHOULD BE USED. HATER SPRAY MAY BE INEFFECTIVE. IF WATER IS USED, FUG NOZZLES ARE PREFERABLE. WATER KAY BE USED TO COUL CLOSED CONTAINERS TO PREVENT PRESSURE BUILD-UP. A-67 48BN6SS MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PAGE oor SSSA SECTION Vv = REACTIVITY DATA = SSccoseerssess=: STABILITY: STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID HIGH TEMPERATURES INCOMPATIBILITY (MATERIALS TO AVOID) OXIOIZING MATERIALS , HAZARDOUS DECUMPUSITION OK BYPRODUCTS WAY PRODUCE HAZARDOUS FUMES WHEN HEATED TO DECOMPOSITION AS IN WELDING. HAZARDUUS POLYMERIZATION: WILL NOT OCCUR cuocsmosnmcsasssssss= SECTION VI - HEALTH HAZARD DATA ==SSSosssssss=== INHALATION HEALTH RISKS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE ANESTHETIC. EXCESSIVE INHALATION CAN CAUSE IRRITATION OF THE RESPIRATORY TRACT, UR ACUTE NERVOUS SYSTEM DEPRESSION CHAR- ACTERIZED BY HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, STAGGERING GAIT, CONFUSION, UNCONSCIOUSNESS, COMA AND EVEN RSPHYXIATION. SKIN AND EYE CONTACT HEALTH RISKS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE SKIN: MODERATE IRRITATION, DEFATTING, DERMATITIS. MAY BE A SENSITIZER IN SUE INDIVIDUALS. EYES: SEVERE IRRITATION, REONESS, TEARING, BLURRED VISION. FAY BE A SENSITIZER IN SOME INDIVIDUALS. SKIN ABSORPTION HEALTH RISKS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE LIQUID CAN BE ABSCREED THROUGH THE SKIN RESULTING IN SYMPTOMS SIMILAR TO THE INHALATION EFFECTS ABOVE. INGESTION HEALTH RISKS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE GASTROINTESTINAL IRRITATION, NAUSEA, VOMITING AND DIARRHEA, ASPIRATION INTO THE LUNGS DURING INGESTICN UR VOMITING HAY CAUSE MILD TD SEVERE PULMONARY INJURY AND POSSIBLY EVEN DEATH. HEALTH HAZARDS (ACUTE AND CHRONIC) . REPORTS HAVE ASSOCIATED REPEATED AND PROLONGED OCCUPATIONAL OVEREXHOSUKE 10 SULVENTS WITH PERMANENT BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEN DAMAGE. INTENTICNAL MISUSE BY DELIBERATELY CONCENTRATING AND INHALING THE CONTENTS MAY RE HARMFUL UR FATAL. CARCINOGENICITY: NTP? NO IARC MONOGRAPHS? NO OSHA REGULATED? NO MEDICAL CONDITIONS GENERALLY AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE EXPOSURE TU PETHOLELM SULVENTS AY AGGRAVATE PREEXISTING DERMATITIS. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES INSPLATICN: SEMGVE TU FRESH AIR. ADMINISTER OXYGEN IF BREATHING IS DIFFICULT. RESTORE BREATHING IF NECESSARY. THEAT SYMPTOMATICALLY. CONSULT A PHYSICIAN, SKIN: WASH AFFECTED AREAS WITH SUAP AND WATER. REMLVE AND LAUNDEK CONTAMINATED CLOTHING. CONSULT A PHYSICIAN IF NEEDED. EYES: FLUSH IMMEDIATELY WITH LARSE AMOUNTS OF WATER FUR AT LEAST 15 MINUTES. TAKE TO A PHYSICIAN FUR MEDICAL TREATHENT. INGESTION: DRINK 1 OR 2 GLASSES OF WATER TO DILUTE. DO NOT INDUCE VOMITING. GET MEDICAL HELP IMMEDIATELY. A-68 48BW205 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PAGE sasoseessaos SECTION VII — PRECAUTIUNS FOR SAFE HANDLING AND USE ===== STEPS 70 BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED REMCVE ALL SOURCES OF IGNITION (FLAME, HUT SURFACES, AND ELECTRICAL, STATIC, OR FRICTICNAL SPARKS). AVOID BREATHING UPECKS. VENTILATE AKEA. CONTAIN AND REMOVE WITH INERT ABSORBENT AND NUN-SPARKING TURS, WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD DISHOSE OF IN ACCURDANCE WITH LOCAL, “STATE, PND FEDERAL REGULATIONS. INCINERATE IN APPROVED FACILITY. 0G NOT INCINERATE CLOSED CUNTAINERS. PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING DO NOT SSORE ABOVE 120 F. STORE LARGE QUANTITIES ONLY IN BUILDINGS DESIGNED TO COMPLY WITH OSHA 19:0. 126. KEEP CLOSURES TIGHT AND CONTAINER LYRIGHT TO PREVENT LEAKAGE. DU NOT STORE CK USE NEAK HEAT, SPARKS OK FLAME. NEVER USE PRESSURE TU SPTY, DRUM MUST NOT BE WASHED GUT OR USED FUR UTHER PURPOSES. DRUMS OF THIS WATERIAL SHCULD BE GROUNDED WHEN POURING. OTHEK PRECAUTIONS DO NOT GET IN EYES. AVOID SKIN CONTACT. CAN CAUSE ALLERGIC RESPIRATORY REACTION. CAN CAUSE ALLERBIC SKIN FEACTICN. Pit~ VENT PROLONGED OR REPEATED BREATHING OF VAPORS UR SPRAY MIST. AVOID BREATHING UF SANDING DUST. WASH CONTAMINATED CLOTH- ING THOROUGHLY. WASH SKIN THOROUGHLY WITH SOAP AND WATER AFTER HANDLING. CLOSE CONTAINER AFTER EACH USE. DG NOT TRANSFER THIS PRODUCT TO UNLABELED CONTAINERS. DO NUT HANDLE UNTIL THE MANUFACTURERS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS HAVE BEEN READ AND UNCER- STGUD. KEEP GUT CF REACH CF CHILDREN. - CUNTROL MEASURES scomesseSsSSessa: sosssoscscSessSesSsSsses SECTION VII T RESPIRATURY PROTECTION USE A NIOSH-ARPROVED RESPIRATOR TO PREVENT QVEREXPOSURE, SHEN EXPOSURE EXCEEDS OCCUPAITONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS (SECTION 11). USE EITHER AN ATOSHPHERE-SUPPLYING REPIRATOR UR AN AIR-FURSFYING RESPIRATOR FOR CRGANIC VAPORS IN CGHPLIANCE WITH 29 CER 191,134, WITH PROVISION FOR MIST REMOVAL IF CGNDITIGNS SO INDICATE. VENTILATION PLL APPLICATION AREAS SHULLD BE VENTILATED IN PCCURDANCE TD OSHA REBULATICN 29 CFR 1910.94, 1919.107, 1918108. REMOVE DECOMPUSITION PRUDUCTS FORMED OURING WELDING OR FLANE CUTTING UN SURFACE CUATED WITH THIS PRODUCT. IF BAKING VENT FUrES. PHUTECTIVE GLUVES EYE PROTECTION SAFETY EYEWEAR INCLUDING SHLASH GUARDS OR SIDE SHIELDS KECCHPENDED. UTHER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING OR EQUIPMENT USE PROTECTIVE OUTER-WeAN AND PREVENT PSCLONGED SKIN CONTACT WITH CONTAMINATED CLOTHING. WURK/HYGIENIC PRACTICES AVUID BREATHING VAFONS AND CONTACT H1TH SKIN. WASH SKIN THORCUSHLY BEFORE RAERKS AND HEALS AND AT END Ct WORK FERIGD. SECTION IX —- DISCLAIMER DISCLAIMER THE INFORMATION PROVICED IN THIS MSDS HAS BEEN OBTAINED FROM SUURCES BELIEVED TO BE ACCURATE AND RELIABLE. IT IS FUR- NISHED WITHOUT WARRANTY UF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. RECIPIENTS SHOULD DETERMINE THAT THE INFORAATICN 1S CURRENT AND SUITABLE FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRGASENT AND THE HEALTH AND SAFETY Ct YOUR EMPLOYEES AND USERS OF: THIS PRODUCT. A-69 7 /23/¥4 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page lot 3¢ ——eEsorwrr Revised 8/24/94 THOROBOND Replaces 8/16/94 THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS THOROBOND Printed 4/02/96 Section I - General Information Harris Specialty Chemicals PCR Inc. - Thoro Systems, Inc. P.O. Box 1466 Gainesville, Florida 32602 Phone: (904) - 376-8246 Material Name: Thorobond This form covers Smooth,Fine and Coarse Thorobond, all standard colors and tinting bases. HMIS: Health 1 Fire @ Reactivity ® Personal Protection < Section II - Ingredients /Identity Information HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS Chemicai ID % Wat ACGIH TLV STeL CSHA PEL Diethyleneglycol ethyl) 1 - 5 none none ether (111-90-2 ) Ethylene Glycol 1 - 5 5@ ppm (c) 50 ppm { 107-21-1) Dibutyl phthlate 1 - 5 5 mg/m3 5 mg/m3 ( 84-74-2) 10 mg/m3 STEL . Polyvinylacetate 60 - 80 N.E. N.E. aqueous emulsion Ingredients not precisely identified are proprietary or nonhazardous Values are not product specifications. gt=greater than; lt=less than, casapproximately, NB=not establisned, C=Ceiling Section III - Physical/Chemical Characteristics BOILING POINT: no data available about 212 for water VAPOR PRESSURE(mm Hg): Not applicable - solid at all service temperatures VAPOR DENSITY (AIR = 1): not applicable pH: no data available SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H20=1): about 1.1 % Volatile by volume: about 50 APPEARANCE AND ODOR: Pink opaque liquid. Slight Vinegar odor. Solubility in Water: Soluble A-70 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page 2 of Revised 8/24/94 THOROBOND Replaces 8/16/94 THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Printed 4/02/96 Section IV - Fire and Explosion Hazard Data FLASH POINT (METHOD USED): none FLAMMABLE LIMITS: not applicable LEL: UEL: EXTINGUISHING MEDIA: Not applicable SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES: &R self-containen preathing apparatus and full protective gear should be used when fighting fires involving this material. UNUSUAL SIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS: Tf neated to thermal decomposition acrid fumes including oxides of carbon will be evolved. Section V - Reactivity Data STABILITY (CHOOSE ONE): ( ) UNSTABLE (x) STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID: Not applicable INCOMPATIBILITY (MATERIALS TO AVOID): Strong oxidizing agents HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION OR BYPRODUCTS: cO, C02 HAZARDOUS (CHOOSE ONE): { } MAY OCCUR POLYMERIZATION (x) WILL NOT CCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID: not applicable Section VI - Health Hazard Assessment ee General: No toxicity information 15 avallable on this specific preparation; “his health nazard assment <5 based on information that is avallable on 1tS—components. Ingestion: The principal .oxic effect will likely be due to ethylene olycol which causes kidney damage. Symptoms of ingesticn may inelude abdcminal discomfort and cain, iizziness,malaise, lumbar pain, CNS depression and cther symptoms related to ethylene glycol ingestion. Severe kidney damage accompanies gross overexposure. Dibutyl phthalate is an 25rivant and a possible teratogen. Overexposures may cause reproductive disorders. Sxposures can cause nausea, dizziness and headache. Bye Contact: This material can irritate human eyes following contact. A-71 ATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page 3 of < M MATERIAL ohh ee Revised 8/24/94 Replaces 8/16/94 THOROBOND Printed 4/02/9€ THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Section VI - Health Hazard Assessment (Cont. ) Skin Contact: May cause skin irritation This material is not absorbed through the skin. . Inhalation: Toxic concentrations of vapors is unlikely. High* vapor concentrations from heating and/or use in a confined area may be irritating and may cause headache, dizziness, nausea nad vomiting. — Other Effects of overexposure: Ethylene gicol can be absorbed through the skin. During normal use and handling no hazard should exist. EMERGENCY FIRST AID PROCEDURES: Inhalation: Remove victim to fresh air. If breathing is difficult administer oxygen. Consult a physician. Ingestion: Seek medical attention immediately. Bye Contact: Flush with water for at least 15 minutes. Obtain medical attention Consult medical personnel. Skin Contact: Wash with soap.Flush with water for at least 15 minutes Section VII - Precautions for Safe Handling and Use STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED: Keep unnecessary people away. Follow personal protection procedures when cleaning spills. Dike and contain spill with inert material. Transfer liquid to containers for recovery and disposal. Transter solid diking/absorbent to seperate containers for disposal. Keep runoff and spills out of sewers and bodies of water. Caution: Spill area may be slippery. Use caution to avoid falls. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD: Reuse contaminated material if possible. Landfill or incinerate solids and contaminated material in accordance with all local, state and federal regulations. Container Disposal: Empty containers may retain small amounts of residual product. Observe all hazard precautions and personal protection recommendations when handling empty containers. Dispose of waste in accordance with all appplicable regulations. Section VIII - Special Protection Information TLV or Suggested Control Value: No TLV has been assigned to this mixture. Minimize exposures in accordance with good hygiene practices. Ventilation: Use local exhaust to keep exposures at a minimum. A-72 H MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page 4 of z Revised 8/24/94 Replaces 3/16/94 THOROBOND Printed 4/02/96 THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Section VIII - Special Protection Information (Cont .) RESPIRATORY PROTECTION (SPECIFY TYPE): ai conditions. If OSHA PEL standards are exceeded None required under norm MSHA-NIOSH approved respirator for the hazard. then use an appropriate Protective clothing: Gloves and protect:ve clot hing are recommended. splashing EYE PROTECTION: Chemical tight goggles; full face shield 12 is possible. OTHER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING CR EQUIPMENT : Syewasn, safety snowers SECTION 9 SPECIAL SRECAUTIONS OR OTHER COMMENTS : Ps Avoid breathing Prevent skin and eye contact. Observe TLV limitations. Keep product from freezing. vapors, mists or aerosols of thos product. SECTION X MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION none date: June 28th 1994 Prepared By: Lawrence Templin a oN A-73 FL ears MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page Dor . Revised 1/23/¢¢ THOROFLEX RC Replaces (None) THOROFLEX Printed 4/02/S¢ THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Section I - General Information Manufacturer: Thoro System Products Inc A Division of Harris Specialty Chemicals, inc. 857@ Philips Highway Jacksonville, Fl 32256-8208 Emergency Phone: Chemtrec 1-800-424-9300 Material Name: Thororlex RC EMIS: Health 1 Fire i) Reactivity 2 Personal Protection x Section IT - Tnoredients/identit Information HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS Chemical ID % Wat ACGIH TLV STEL OSHA PEL Calcium carponate 30 - 40 1@ mg/m3 none 10 mg/m3 (total dust) (1317-65-3 Acrylic Emuision 35 - 40 none none none Ethylene Glycol @-1 5@ ppm none 50@ ppm Ingredients not precisely identified are proprietary or nonhazardous Values are not product specifications. gtsgreater than; lt=iess than, caszapproximately, NE=not established, C=Ceiling Section 211 - phvsical/Chemical Characteristics BOILING POINT: High - 389 Low- 212 F VAPOR SRESSURE(mm Ba): No data avallaple VAPOR DENSITY (AIP = i): >i DH: ¢.2Z - 1¢C SPECIFIC GRAVITY (HzZO=i): No data available & Volatile my volume: No mata availisbie APPEARANCE AND ODOR: White iiguic with 4 slight ammonia odor Salubriity in Water: Soiuble A-74 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page 202 ¢ MALERI AD Sos tS Revised 1/23/96 ™ THOROFLEX RC Replaces (None) THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Printed 4/02/96 Section IV - Fire and &xplosion Hazard Data aN FLASH POINT (METHOD USED): none FLAMMABLE LIMITS: not applicable LEL: UEL: EXTINGUISHING MEDIA: Not applicable SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES: A self-contained preathing apparatus and full protective gear shouid be used when fighting fires involving [nis material. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS: Monomer vapors may be evoived at aievatea temperatures. Dried polymer films are capable of burning yielding cxides of carbon. Section V_- Reactivity Data STABILITY (CHOOSE ONE): ( } UNSTABLE (x) STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID: Not applicaple INCOMPATIBILITY (MATERIALS TO AVOID): Strong oxidizing agents acids, ammonium salts HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION OR BYPRODUCTS: None HAZARDOUS (CHOOSE ONE): { :} MAY CCCUR POLYMERIZATION (2) WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID: not applicable Section VI - Health Hazard Assessment SNe _ General: No toxicity information 15 avallable on this specific preparation; this health hazard assment :s pased on snformation that 1S available on its components. Ingestion: The erinciple toxic etfect cf this product, when swallowed, 1s likely to be due to the ethyiene giycoi content wnich causes kidney damage. Symptoms of ingestion may inciude abdominal discomfort, maiaise, central nervous system depression and other symptoms related tc ethylene glycol ingestion. Severe kidney damage accompanies severe overexposure. Pre-existing plood cr xianey disoraers can pe aagrevated. Eye Contact: This material can caus sever eve irritation following contact. A-75 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page Sor 2 Revised 1/23/96 *HOROFLEX RC Replaces (None) Printed 4/02/96 ‘HORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS (Cont .) Section VI - Health Hazard Assessment This material will skin Contact: Can cause moderate skin irritation. srobably not be absorbed througn the skin. tnhalation: Inhalation of vapors and mists of this product may cause ‘rritation of the nose and throat, headache, nausea and central nrervous system depression. Prolonged exposure may cause kidney damage. XJther Effects of overexposure: None ZMERGENCY FIRST AID PROCEDURES: Inhalation: Remove victim to fresh air. Consult a physician. Ingestion: Give one or two glasses of water to drink and seek medical attention. Eye Contact: . “lush with water for at least 15 minutes. Obtain medical attention sonsult medical personnel. Skin Contact: Wash with soap.Flush with water for at least 15 minutes If breathing 15 difficult administer oxygen. Section VII - Precautions for Safe Handling and Use STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED: Keep unnecessary people away. Follow personal protection procedures when cleaning spills. Dike and contain spill with inert material. transfer liquid to containers for recovery and disposal. Transfer solid diking/absorbent to seperate containers for disposal. out of sewers and bodies of water. Caution: Spill area may be slippery. Use caution to avoid falls. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD: Discarded product is a non-hazardous waste part 261 }. However, even small amounts of sf water. Reuse contaminated material if possible. solide and contaminated material in accordance with all leozai, state and federal regulations. Container Disposal: Emoty containers may retain small amounts of residual product. Observe nazare precautions anc personal protection recommendations when nandling empty containers. Dispose ef as a non-hazardous waste 1n accordance with all appplicabie regulations. A-76 Keep runoff and spills under RCRA criteria ( 40 CFR, emulsion will discolor podies Landfill or incinerate all GATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page rearreee Revised 1/23/96 THOROFLEX RC Replaces (None) E THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Printed 4/02/96 Ex Section Viti - Special Protect on Information TLV or Suggested Control Value: No TLV has been assigned to this mixture. Minimize exposures in accordance with good hygiene practices. Ventilation: Use local exhaust to keep exposures at a minimum. RESPIRATORY PROTECTION (SPECIFY TYPE): None required under normal conditions. If OSHA PEL standards are exceeded ehen use an appropriate MSHA-NIOSH approved respirator for the hazard. Protective clothing: Impervious gloves, long trousers, tongs leeved shirt and appropriate footwaer recommended to avoic skin contact. EYE PROTECTION: Chemical tight gcagles; full face shield if splashing is possible. OTHER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING OR EQUIPMENT : Eyewash, safety showers SECTION 9 SPECIAL DRECAUTIONS OR CTHER COMMENTS: Prevent skin and eye contact. Observe TLV limitations. Avoid breathing -—-— - = - -—— eaewnwsiac << mae = a € Vapors, Mists ot aerosois of tnss proauct. Yeep proeauct =7o™ freezing. SECTION X MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Workplace Classification: Non-nazaraous under OSHA Hazardous Communication Standard ( 29 CFR 1910.1200 ) Transportation Classification: DCT Zazard Class: None ‘{ non-hazardous } IATA - None No UN or NA numbers reauired. SARA Title III : Non-nazardous. This product does not contain = chemical which is listed in Section 313 above the de minimis concentration. ~ Prop 65: This product is non-hazarcous under Proposition 65 , in the state of California. - CERCLA: Releases of this product 75 the air, land, oF water are not reportable to the Nationai Response Center under CERCLA or state and local covernments under SARA Title IIt. RCRA: This proeducz is non-nazardaous under RCRA. A-77 THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS ba / 23 / Ul, Ne EE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page lor 4 Revised 6/28/94 THOROPATCH , Replaces (None) THOROPATCH Printed 4/02/96 Section 1 - General Information Harris Specialty Chemicals PCR Inc. - Thoro Systems, Inc. P.O. Box 1466 Gainesville, Florida 32602 Phone: (904) - 376-8246 Material Name: Thoropatch HMIS: Health 2 Fire 1) - Reactivity 2 Personal Protection < Section II - Ingredients /Identity Informat ion HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS Chemical ID % Wot ACGIH TLV STEL OSHA PEL Silica, crystalline quartz 70 -80 @.1 mg/m3 (CAS 14808-60-7) (respirable) Portland cement 20 - 30 10 ma/m3 10 mg/m3 (CAS 65997-15-1) total dust total dust, 5 mg/m3 respirable Calcium hydroxide “2-5 5 mg/m3 5 mg/m3 ( CAS 1305-62-0) Respirable ( Respirable) Ingredients not precisely identified are proprietary or nonhazardous Values are not product specifications. gt=creater than; lt=less than, casapproximately, NE=not established, C=Ceiling = Section III - Physical/Chemical Characteristics Ik aye VAPOR PRESSURE(mm Hg): Not applicable - sol: Viv . = 1): not applicable pH: no data available - strongly basic when mixed SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H20=#1): mo data % Volatile by volume: negligibie APPEARANCE AND ODOR:: gray powdered solid. No odor Solubility in Water: Slight A-78 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page 27 of 4 MALE RIO) Ook Revised §/28/94 THOROPATCH Replaces (None) THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Printed 4/02/96 Section IV - Fire and Explosion Hazard Data FLASH POINT (METHOD USED): none FLAMMABLE LIMITS: not applicable om LEL: . UEL: EXTINGUISHING MEDIA: Not applicable SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES: am Not applicable UNUSUAL FIRE AND BXPLOSION HAZARDS: None known Section V_- Reactivity Data STABILITY (CHOOSE ONE): ( ) UNSTABLE (x) STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID: Products hydrates at a slow, controlled rate when mixed with water releasing minimal heat. INCOMPATIBILITY (MATERIALS TO AVOID): Strong oxidizing agents such as organic and inorganic acids. acids will react with cement, Lime and cabonate. HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION OR BYPRODUCTS: None HAZARDOUS (CHOOSE ONE): ( ) MAY OCCUR POLYMERIZATION (x) WILL NOT CCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID: not applicable Section VI - Health Hazard Assessment Sasi cce ee nee eee General: No toxicity information 1s available on this specific preparation; this health hazard assment is based on information that 1s available on its-components. “ngestion: No known toxic effects. May cause digestive tract irritation. Zye Contact: This material can irritate and burn human eves following contact. The aggregate particles may cause corneal abrasions. Skin Contact: Dryness, itching, rashes and burns can develop following contact with the skin. Skin abrasions can occur if Material is rubbed against the skin. Dermatitis and skin sensitization can develop after repeated or prolonged exposure. This material 1S not absorped through the skin. A-79 MATERIAL SAFETY UATA SHEET Page 3 of - : Revised 6/28/94 THOROPATCH : Replaces (None) Printed 4/02/9€ THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Section VI_- Health Hazard Assessment (Cont. ) Inhalation: Repeated inhalation of silica in excess of the TLV over extended periods can result in irreversible fibrosis of the lungs ( silicosis). Overexposure to dusts can irritate the respiratory tract and cause damage to the mucous membranes=6f the upper respiratory tract. IARC has associated nigh exposures to crystalline silica with cancer in laboratory animals. Other Effects of ovéfexposure: No other clinical effects are known to pe associated with this material. EMERGENCY FIRST AID PROCEDURES : Inhalation: Remove victim to fresh-air. If breathing 1S difficult administer oxygen. Consult a physician. Ingestion: Give one or two glasses of water to drink. If gastrointestinal symptoms develop, consult medical personnel. Never give anything by mouth to an unconsctous person. Bye Contact: Do not rub eyes. ; Flush with water for at least 15 minutes. Obtain medical attention Consult medical personnel. Skin Contact: Do not rub skin. Wash with soap.Flush with water for at least 15 minutes Section VII - Precautions for Safe Handling and Use STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED: Keep unnecessary people away. Follow personal protection procedures when cleaning spills. Collect spilled powder by dustless methods and place in a container. If necessary, dike spills of mixed materials, m1x with absorbent material and shovel into waste containers. Avoid generating dust. Wet material may be slippery - Use caution to avoid falls. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD: Reuse powder or mixed material if uncontaminated. Discarded product and hardened mortar are non-hazardous under RCRA ( 40 CFR, part 261 ). Dispose of non-hazardous waste in compliance with applicable regulations. Container Disposal: Empty containers may retain small amounts of residual product. Observe all hazerd precautions and personal protection recommendations when handling empty containers. Dispose of as a non-hazardous waste in accordance with all appplicable regulations. Section VIII - Special Protection Information TLV or Suggested Control Value: No TLV has been assigned to this mixture. Minimize exposures in accordance with good hygiene practices. Ventilation: Use local exhaust to ‘keep exposures below limits set for silica, A-80 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page Revised THOROPATCH Replaces THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Printed 4 of 2 6/28/94 (None) 4/02/96 Section VIII - Special Protection Information (Cont. ) Portland cement and nuisance dusts. RESPIRATORY PROTECTION (SPECIFY TYPE): Where exposures to dusts from this product may exceed the exposure limits an MSHA-NIOSH approved dust respirator for the dust should be used. Protective clothing: Gloves and protective clothing are recommended. EYE PROTECTION: Chemical tight soggles; full face shield if splashing iS possible. Safety glasses :f grinding, cutting, etc. of hardened material is required. OTHER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING OR EQUIPMENT: Byewasn, safety snowers SECTION 9 SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS CR OTHER COMMENTS: Prevent skin and eye contact. Observe TLV limitations. Avoid breathing dusts. Sensitized individuals should not be exposed to the product which caused sensitization. Store in a cool, dry area off the ground. Minimize generation of dust. SECTION X MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION PEL for silica, crystallile quartz: For respirable dust in ma/m3 : 1@mq/m3 “3 8102 + 2 For total dust in mg/m3: 320 mg/m3 Preparea By: Lawrence Templin date: June 28th 1994 A-81 3)23/4l MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page 1 of Revised 1/23/S THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS THOROSEAL Prinred 3/14/ Section I - General Information Manufacturer: Tnoro System Products Inc A Division of Harris Specialty Chemicals, Inc. 8570 Philips Highway Jacksonville, Fl 32256-8208 Emergency Phone: Chemtrec 1-800-424-9300 Material Name: Thoroseal This form covers all colors HMIS:; Health 3 Fire i) Reactivity @ Personal Protection x Section IT - Ingredients/Identity Information HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS Chemical ID % Wat ACGIE TLV STEL OSHA PEL Silica, crystalline quartz 40 - 5@ 0.1 maq/m3 (CAS 14808-60-7) (respirable) Portland cement 40 - 60 1@ mg/m3 10 mg/m3 (CAS 65997-15-1) total dust total dust, 5 mg/m3 respirable Calcium hydroxide 1 - § 5 mg/m3 none { CAS 1305-62-0) Titenium dioxide 1-5 5 mg/m3 5 mg/m3 (CAS 13463-67-7) respirable respirable 10 mg/m3 total 10mg/m3 total Salt 1-5 none none Ingredients not precisely identified are proprietary or nonhazardous Values are not product specifications. gt=greater than; lt=less than, casapproximately, NE=not establisned, C=Ceiling A-82 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET MATERIAL oaths Revised Replaces Printed THOROSEAL THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Page 2o0f 34 1/23/96 1/23/96 3/14/96 Section III - Physical/Chemical Characteristics BOILING POINT: no data available VAPOR PRESSURE(mm Hg): Not applicable - solid at all service temperatures VAPOR DENSITY (AIR = 1): not applicable pH: no data available - strongly basic when mixed with water SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H20™1): no data % Volatile by volume: negligiple APPEARANCE AND ODOR: White, gray or pastel powder. Solubility in Water: Slight Section IV - Fire and Explosion Hazard Data FLASH POINT (METHOD USED): none FLAMMABLE LIMITS: not appiicable LEL: UEL: EXTINGUISHING MEDIA: Not applicable SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES : Not applicable UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS: None known Section V - Reactivity Data STABILITY (CHOOSE ONE): ( ) UNSTABLE (x) STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID: Products nydrates at a slow, controlled rate when mixed with water releasing minimal neat. INCOMPATIBILITY (MATERIALS TO AVOID): Strong oxidizing agents such as organic and inorganic acids. Acids will react with cement, lime and cabonate. HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION OR BYPRODUCTS: None HAZARDOUS (CHOOSE ONE): ( } MAY CCCUR POLYMERIZATION (x) WILL NOT CCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOIZ: not applicable A-83 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page 3 of pee en ae Revised 1/23/9 THOROSEAL Replaces 1/23/9 THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Printed 3/14/9 ection VI - Health Hazard Assessment General: No toxicity information is available on this specific preparation; this health hazard assment 1s based on information that is available on its components. Ingestion: No known toxic effects. May cause digestive tract irritation. Bye Contact: This material can irritate and burn human eyes following contact. The aggregate particles may cause corneal abrasions. Skin Contact: Dryness, itching, rashes and burns can develop following contact with the skin. Skin abrasions can occur 1£ material is rubbed against the skin. Dermatitis and skin sensitization can develop after repeated or prolonged exposure. This material is not absorbed through the skin. Inhalation: Repeated inhalation of Silica in excess of the TLV over extended periods can result in irreversible fibrosis of the lungs ( silicosis). Overexposure to dusts can irritate the respiratory tract and cause damage to the mucous membranes of the upper respiratory tract. IARC has associated high exposures to crystalline Silica with cancer in laboratory animais. Other Effects of overexposure: No other clinical effects are known to be associated with this material. EMERGENCY FIRST AID PROCEDURES: Inhalation: Remove victim to fresh air. If breathing is difficult administer oxygen. Consult a physician. Ingestion: Give one or two glasses of water to drink. If gastrointestinal symptoms develop, consult medical personnel. Never give anything by mouth to an unconscious person. Bye Contact: Do not rub eyes. Flush with water for at least 15 minutes. Obtain medical attention Consult medical personnel. Skin Contact: Do not rub skin. Wash with soap.Flush with water for at least 15 minutes Section VII - Precautions for Safe Handling and Use STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED: Keep unnecessary people away. Follow personal protection procedures when cleaning spills. Collect spilled powder by dustless methods and place in a container. If necessary, dike spills of mixed materials, mix with absorbent material and shovel into waste containers. Avoid generating dust. Wet material may be slippery - Use caution to avoid falls. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD: Reuse powder or mixed material if uncontaminated. Discarded product and hardened mortar are non-hazardous under RCRA ( 40 CFR, part 261 ). Dispose of non-hazardous waste in compliance with applicable regulations. A-84 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET MATER an Sabet ele ee Page Revised THOROSEAL Replaces THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Printed 4or 4 1/23/96 1/23/96 3/14/96 Section VII - Precautions for Safe Handling and Use (Cont. ) Container Disposal: Empty containers may retain small amounts of residual product. Observe all hazard precautions and personal protect:isn recommendations when handling empty containers. Dispose of aS a non-hazardous waste in accordance with all appplicable regulations. Section VIII - Special Protection Information __Section Vitt =e y———_———_———ee TLV or Suggested Control Value: No TLY has peen assigned to this mixture. Minimize exposures 1m accoraance with good hygiene practices. Ventilation: Use local exhaust to keep exposures celow limits set for silica, Portland cement and nuisance dusts. RESPIRATORY PROTECTION (SPECIFY TYPE): Where exposures to dusts from this product may exceed the exposure limits an MSHA-NIOSH approved dust respirator for the dust should be used. Protective clothing: Gloves and protective clothing are recommended. EYE PROTECTION: Chemical tight goggles; full face shield if splashing is possible. Safety glasses 1f grinding, cutting, etc. of hardened material is required. OTHER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING OR EQUIPMENT : Eyewash, safety showers SECTION 9 SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS OR OTHER COMMENTS : Prevent skin and eye contact. Observe TLV limitations. Avoid breathing dusts. Sensitized individuals should not be exposed to the product which caused sensitization. Store in a cool, dry area off the cround. Minimize generation of dust. SECTION X MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION PEL for silica, crystallile quartc: — For respirable dust 1n mg/m3 : 10mgq/m3 “3 si02 + 2 For total dust in mg/m3: 2@ mg/m3 Prepared By: Lawrence Templin qate: June 28th 1994 A-85 4 />3/ % 1 of - = MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page Revised 1/23/96 Replaces 8/30/95 WATERPLUG WATERPLUG Printed 3/14/9€ THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Section 7 - General Information Manufacturer: Watson Bowman a Division of: Harris Specialty Chemicals, Inc. 8570 Philips Highway Jacksonville, Fl 32256-8208 904-828-4996 Emergency Contact: Chemt rec - -800-424-9300 Material Name: Waterplug EMIS: Health =) @ Fire Reactivity @ Personal Protection x s ection TIT - Tnoredients/Identity Information HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS 5) 6 ACGIH TLV STEL OSHA PSL Chemical ID Wat - Silica, crystalline quartz awe 30 9.1 ma/m3 {CAS 14808-60-7) (respiraple) 75 10 ma/m3 12 mg/m3 Portland cement 70 - total dust, (CAS 65997-i5-1) total dust 5 mo/m3 respirable - - none Calcium hydroxide @- 5 mg/m3 { CAS 1305-62-0) Calciumearponate Q- - (CAS 1317-65-53 ) 10@ mg/m2 cotal 10ma/m3 total Ingredients not precisely icent--i aes ed are weroprietary or nonnazardous — mee ons. gt=greater than; itsless chan, Values are not proauct spec:=:c amwsae Leto cazapproximately, NB=not estaplisned, C=Ce1l A-86 ey MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page 20f 3 Revised 1/23/96 WATERPLUG Replaces 8/30/95 THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Printed 3/14/96 Section III - Physical/Chemical Characteristics BOILING POINT: no data available VAPOR PRESSURE(mm Hg): Not applicable - solid at all service temperatures VAPOR DENSITY (AIR = 1): not applicable pH: no data available - strongly basic when mixed with water SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H20=1): no data % Volatile by volume: negligible APPEARANCE AND ODOR: Medium to dark-aray powdered solid. No odor Solubility in Water: Slight Section IV - Fire and Explosion Hazard Data FLASH POINT (METHOD USED): none FLAMMABLE LIMITS: not applicaple LEL: UEL: EXTINGUISHING MEDIA: Not applicable SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES : Not applicable UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS: None known Section V - Reactivity Data STABILITY (CHOOSE ONE): { ) UNSTABLE (x) STABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID: Products hydrates at a slow, controlled rate when mixed with water releasing minimal neat. INCOMPATIBILITY (MATERIALS TO AVOID): Strong oxidizing agents such as organic and inorganic acids. Acids will react with cement, time and caponate. HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION OR BYPRODUCTS: None HAZARDOUS (CHOOSE CNE): « ) MAY CCCUJR SOLYMERIZATION (x) WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID: not applicapie A-87 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET “Page 3 or = “Revised 1/23/96 WATERPLUG Replaces 38/30/95 THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS ' Printed 3/14/96 Section VI - Health Hazard Assessment gue 2 Fe SL General: No toxicity information is available on this specific preparat this health hazard assment 1S based on information that is available on its components. ion; Ingestion: No known ‘toxic -effects. May cause digestive tract irritation. Bye Contact: This matérial can irritate and burn human eyes following contact. The aggregate particles may cause corneal abrasions. Skin Contact: Dryness, -itching, rashes and burns can develop following contact with the skin. :Skin abrasions can occur z= material is rubbed against the skin. Dermatitis and skin sensitization can develop after repeated or prolonged exposure. This material is not absorbed through the skin. Inhalation: Repeated inhalation of silica in excess of the TLV over extended periods can result in irreversible fibrosis of the lungs ( stlicosis). Overexposure to dusts can irritate the respiratory tract and cause damage to the mucous membranes of the upper respiratory tract. IARC has associated high exposures to crystalline silica with cancer in laboratory animals. Other Effects of overexposure: No other clinical effects are known to be associated with this material. EMERGENCY FIRST AID PROCEDURES: Inhalation: Remove victim to fresh air. If breathing is difficult administer oxygen. Consult a physician. Ingestion: Give one or two glasses of water to drink. If gastrointestinal symptoms develop, consult medical personnel. Never give anything by mouth to an unconscious person. Eye Contact: Do not rub eyes. Flush with water for at least 15 minutes. Obtain medical attention Consult medical personnel. Skin Contact: Do not rub skin. Wash with soap.Flush with water for at least 15 minutes Section VII - Precautions for Safe Handling and Use ection Vil - Precaut io): STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED: Keep unnecessary people away. Follow personal protection procedures when cleaning spills. Collect spilled powder by dustless methods and place in a container. If necessary, dike spills of mixed materials, mix with absorbent material and shovel into waste containers. Avoic generating dust. Wet material may be slippery - Use caution to avoid falls. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD: Reuse powder or mixed material it uncontaminated. Discarded product and hardened mortar are non-hazardous under RCRA ( 40 CFR, part 261 ). Dispose of non-hazardous waste in compliance with applicable regulations. A-88 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page 4or 3 Revised 1/23/96 WATERPLUG Replaces 98/30/95 THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Printed 3/14/96 Section VII - Precautions tor Safe Handling and Use (Cont. } Container Disposai: Empty containers may retain smali amounts of residual product. Observe ail hazara precautions and personal srotect:on recommendations when handling empty containers. Dispose cf aS a non-nazardous waste in accordance with all appplicaple regulations. Section VIz~ - Speciai Protecrisn insormation See ee ee TLV or Suggestea Control Value: No TLV nas deen assigned to tnis mixture. Minimize exposures in accoraance with good hygiene practices. Ventilation: Use local exhaust <9 keep exposures ceiow iimits set for silica, Portland cement and nuisance dusts. RESPIRATORY PROTECTION (SPECIFY TYPE): Where exposures tS dusts from this ereduct may exceed the exposure limits an MSHA-NIOSH approved dust respiratcr or the dust should be used. Protective clothing: Gloves and protective clothing are recommenaed. ce shield i¢€ splashing EYE PROTECTION: Chemical <c:ght goggies; ful a = ng, etc. st hardened ° 3 1s possible. Safety glasses - erinding, cutt material is required. OTHER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING SR EQUIPMENT: Eyewasn, sarety showers SECTION ° SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS OR OTEER COMMENTS : Prevent skin ana eye contact. Observe TLV limitations. Avold breathing dusts. Sensitized individuals should not be exposed to the product which causea sensit:zation. Store in a cool, dry area off the grouna. Minimize generation cr dust. SECTION X MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION PEL isr silica, crystallile quartc: — For respiraple dust in mavm3 : L0ma/m3 “ si02 + 2 Sor total cust in ma/ms: 23 ma/m3 This product contains crystalline Silica, a material tnat 15 known to the State of California ts cause cancer. A-89 mecony = = [ MATERIAL SAFETY 5 TA — + rage 3 of 2 Revised 1/23/96 WATERPLUG Replaces 8/30/95 Printed 3/14/96 THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS Section VIII - Special Protection Information (Cont .) date: Sune z8th 1994 Prepared By: Lawrence Templin A-90 APPENDIX B SPECIFICATION DATA “EN AN CONTENTS OF APPENDIX B L Roof Coatings Carib Coat POCO emo eae e seme reese eee ee sees rense rs reseeeeeeeserenecsasertetessasesseees B- Caribbean Elastomeric Seem c cee nce e renew ccm c arse nee n sea eee e seers ees eee eee ees B- CEST-WPC Resin ee eee ee ee eee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee cere B- Cool-Cote Pere ee eee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee ee eee CeCe CCC Sere eee Serer errr errr erry B- Galvanizing Repair emma mene ence cea ee near see eres eee eese seers eesesseeeereees B- Mameco Vulkem ORC eee ee CECE OREO E Cee Ce reererr ee rrrrerr rrr errr errrrrrrrrrrerry B-10 MoPoxY HB High Build Epoxy (40-AH-13,40-AH-S0, 40-AK-103) ere CeCe eee errr reer rere rr errrrr rer rere reece reer rere eee eee ey B-12 Snow Roof Systems errr eee reer eee eee ee ee eee eee eee eee eee ee See eee eee ee ee ee eee B-13 eee ee eee eee eee eee eee eee CeCe eee eee Cee er eee eee ere rrr reer er err reer rrr eres B-18 Tropicoat IL. Storage Coatings MoPoxY HS-50 ee emer sere ence cree eee rere eee rest eee seen eee ee seHeneeeeeseseesene B-19 Thoroseal PeeeePRePUEEOE SOO CE CECE CeCe ere rer eerrrer creer ere creer eer cere re err rere rec rrrrryy B-20 Tuff Tank ere reer rere ee eee eee eee ee eee ee eee CeCe ECCS eee Se Cee rere ee cere cre rere rere ss B-30 SPECIFICATION DATA I, ROOF COATINGS *RODUCT DESCRIPTION farib Coatis a 100% acrylic and non-toxic cainless elastomeric roof membrane oating. ILis a proven top weather-beaten in tigh build textured applications. It forms a lurable, watertight, seamless coaliny. Can ve applied to galvanized, aluminum, properly primed steel, iron, cement, wood. ADHESION Carib Coat roof coating adhicres stubbornly to concrete, asphall shingles, roofing paper, lile, slate, wood, steel cement, galvanized, aluminum. (80°F peel to ceramic tile. Passes cup lest—no cracking or pulling away from cup.) RESISTANCE TO PONDING WATER Carib Coal offers especially high resistance to ponding water. G.1 mg/24 hrs/25 cin2). SETTLING No selling or separation. No stitring or mixing required. SOLIDS Percent solids by Weight 71.9% Yolume 56.0% Weight per gallon 13.03 Ibs. ELONGATION AND 7ENSILE STRENGTH Excellent elongation and tensile strength allows Carib Coat to expand and contract with the surface to which applied without wrinkling or cracking. (Tensile su ength: 288 psi, Elongation: 360°F) PERIAEABILITY @ 25 MILS DRY 0.72 perms COVERAGE On smooth surfaces, 100 sq. fl. per gallon. lwo coals are recominended to achieve a dry mil thickness of 18 to 20. SURFACE PREPARATION AND APPLICATION For maximum adhesion, use a pressure washer (2,000 psi or higher. This will remove any loose dint, paint and other contaminants on the surface. H there is any rust present wire brush the area and spot prime with a quolily rust inhibilive alkyd paint and allow to dry. Note-enforcing mesh required when a minimum 25 to 30 mils dry is used otherwise al seams, brush a thick coat of Carib Coat and imbed ester tape init Apply atop coating of Carib Coat over thal. Allow to dry overnight belore applying linish Coals. Carih Coat may be applied with an aitless, roller ot brush. QUESTIONS? Ifyou have any questions on application o preparation of your rool, you may call the manulactiurer direct. All technical advice, recomendations and senices are tendered by the Seller quats Hoy que haased on technical data which the seller beheves to be reliable and are micnded for use by persons having sil and know how, at then decrotion and ask Seller asiimes oe responsibility for results obt none on chamner gets meu from then use by Bayer whether as tec arntnen fed! herein or otherwise. Suc hitescnunenedaten, techn al achen eon services are not to be taken as a heense to operate under on intended ta sueqested infincgenent ol any eaishing potent Janvary L272 Supersedes all puevicne data sheets punted eo thes product Keep oway from heat aed open flame, toug: out of reach of childien, avon! Leeathieg vapor or spray: inst and prolonged contact veth alin CPs PL MD Sel tak Ree SILO vee MC EY fe RSD Par etal | Manufacturers of TropiCoat —_— co A|BLP —— MOBILE PAINTS PRODUCT DATA CARIBBEAN CUSTOM ELASTOMERIC Roof Coating Reflective White 22-DW-76 100% Acrylic Emulsion —.___ _— a PRODUCT DICA SES UCT. GLOSS (ON PPI I AY PING!& B-2 An elastomeric smooth-textured acrylic roof coating with superior flexibility and elongation to expand and contract with roof surfaces. Non-toxic - Lead, chromate, mercury and asbestos free. Low VOC. ; Specially formulate for Caribbean homes using cisterns. Offers excellent waterproofing-protection with a thick, rubber-like coating to most types of roofs. Can be used on aluminum, weathered galvanized metal, wood, asphalt shingles, built-up roots, urethane foam, concrete, well bonded gravel roofs and cement tiles. This product is formulated to offer superior weatherability and durability even in cold temperatures. The extreme brightness of the coating reflects the rays of the’sun, * - dramatically reducing roof temperatures and saving on air conditioning cost. Low VOC. Lead, mercury and chromate free. Contains no asbestos. Reflective White Low sheen Nonvolatile - By weight - 65.7 + 1.0% By volume - 50.7 + 1.0% VOC (Calculated) - 0.7 Ibs./gal. (excluding water) 78 gramsf/liter Flash Point - >-250°F (Setaflash) — Weight per gallon - 12.2 + 0.2 Ibs. Light Reflectance Value - 92 Recommended Film Thickness - Two coats for a total of 15-20 mils dry. Theoretical Coverage @ 15.0 mils dry- 50 sq.ft./gal Method - Brush, roll or airless spray. Thinner - Water Dry time @ 75°F - Totouch - 1 hour To handle -3-4 hours To recoat - 24 hours Consists of - 1 Gallon Unit 5 Gallon Unit Unit Shipping Weight 13 Ibs. 63 Ibs. Shelf Life - 12 months minimum from date of manufacture when maintained in protected storage @ 40-100°F (subject to reinspection thereafter). P.O. BOX 717 ° THEODORE, ALABAMA36590-0717 ¢ PHONE (205) 443-6110 APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS Consult vour Mobre Faint Segresentatve far the srotective coanne system vast sued for your cr Quisments. Limitations - Aoalv :r good weatner wnaen ai ans sur ‘ace temperature af2 aneve 36 F ane surrace tar serature 15 atleast & F sgove te cew port. For opie Tum amaneavcn properties, Tatera! snould me catween 72 19 100 F crests mixing and avoticans? ‘faintain cam: xed Tale aii C:oged Cl Uarters in Nfo- "ected storace ats5- 100 5 Surface Preparation - (3000 surface preGgarainen 5 agsaata: (2 a satisfactory cc ating system. Surfaces tc he csated snouic 22 clnan and Gry. Semrave ali oii. gréase Tidew OF SNe: corntaMinanon by Solvent >° Letergent C.esning 2° cine effec: ve Tears. Steer - 4ccly ‘cs An-asive cinstea steel. Ont Tere al Slas: Clearire” 'SSFC SP) is resommennen as "ne runmun For mmersion service “Near shite Blas: Cleaning” ‘SSPO-SF19) 1s consiserec utimet. Prover Glas! mMéec:a anc Clasting equipmen: snail be ~SA0 (9 C°Oduce AN average profile ceptn oc! 2.5 mIs ‘tiremum Cans recse anras:ve mean. “emscve tlast- rg uusiera grirtrey surtaces serore owning. Blastec SUMMACES SNOUIS TG TAATEO wittin & Pours aia clasts uf netore rosiing oc cineressammator ot re cuczece ctGurs. “3° savere seine secepl for octad's valer "Enh uma, orimes with Makexy 4S Heer Suid Eooos =e mar AG-OR-S of Modine 3 onorcenia 2nd Fret ‘unerets - “usr ne cisas crv. cronerly curec anaes ‘romaliSurfacecantammnants “Erusnar Bias: -SSFO- SPT: ta nravidé aa eicnad surtace and [o -emove con- ‘Arenaniy aAdlairancs, Remavecusipelsceccarng A sume ccatet McFox’ “5 wil! ceneteara concrete and Smiygniy reCsMMEeIGad 1G Crovide 2 Gcee nase Coat ono: ta ascainaccr ci MoPox 7? WB. When eccivirg asa anime ccst Cur areral uy 'o 20% cv votre 165 ures Cer Gaile. Bush Stusting -SSPC-SE7). Semoverus:. rorros.cr DIBIUCTS. SGavy ctw And 193¢e of Keer: caint oy dancor Sawer Tool SC eaning (SSPC-322 or -SFiv Toot oe ary TAG 2°335 as iN Paw wore Aoave, | TRUST Ses COT] MIG TAMA Sees TAM sl ve waa, wR tee TENE Ture Er 2 sgaseverel weeks, Than 7302: "Shee vet PMUM|, ES oO stenag af are B: + - TOS Cute (tore are rts ong Trees wom cst TIE. Wixing -‘8tone. - NAVND eg nr gcnrares ayn Trvoiae actin rie “TD Laie wr Rawr agtater Alice cos: 2°29 THORS Ed CRM COIS" are icanon. Wséd.28 Colle TSISENAG LT IRS Cemcocrature tine naters: Feterco =ot Life sent er an tran: mace Thinning - Material is supplied at airless spray vis- 29S8ity ana should not require thinning. If thinning is recessary, thin with up to 1/2 pint MoPoxY Spraying Thinner 75°37 per gation. Aoplication - Spray aoclicatien is preterred tor proper 41m suld ano best pertormance. Brush application is acceptarie fortouch up. Roller aoaiication may require speci care to crevent buobling and may recuire more “nan ane ccat to altain proper film thickness. Apply at “¢ 3 ints wat tlm thickness tc achieve 6.0 mils dry film rickress. Note: When anpiyinig aver inorganic Zinc Primer it may he aes:rable to apply a thinnec ‘mist coat’ and allowtiny Dubotes te form. Follow witn a tull wet coat after nuUooles sisaroear. Equipment -Ccnveniional scray - DeVilbiss M&C gun wir Etgand 30 aircap orequalat 50-390 psi atomizing pressure and 10 -.25 GS: pot pressure. 3/8" ID product “ose ccusle requiated pressure pot with oil ang mois: tyro sesarator Airiess Spray - Minimum of 30:1 ratio mump..517"- C27" tip. 3/8" !5 Tetion material hose. Note: Curing tuncr, breaks or any period of work stop- 1ag8. marenal snauic 5e removed from neses and RQupment. Release oressure trom equipment and ‘asm j\oses and equipment win 75-35, 75-37 of neTone solverts. Do nat reoressur:ze equipment until "Rady ‘o resume work. Cleanup - Claan ail equipment immediately after use with MePoxY TR: nner 75-37 of MIBK. Completely flush all soray aqupament with ether of these soivents. Occas:cnal flushing cf soray equiament during the cCcurse of the working day heins crevent buildup ana NOSS.bte Clogging. Safety - Sate storage, handli:re ana use cictate that acectiin heanh and satety precautions be observed “will this crecuct and any recommended thinners. User § Scectinally cirectan to consuit (ne currant Matenai Sater, Data Sneet for tnis procuct 38 well as cre- 24975 Contained on Groauct iaceling. Notice - "ne tecnica! data containaz herein are true 29S -Ccurate tothe best of ourkncwecge. Allprocucts are -18'O0 aNd soIG S: Jeet to Mocile Paint Manu- ‘arto. Comnany’s Standart Cons:trons of Sate. Sed (S17 78l SBla aNd instescsons are suolect TSUNAAMS STI me te rorce B-3 CEST-WPG WHITE FiG MENTED, RESIN BASED CURING COMPOUND APPLICATION & Vexcon MSDS 4VM817 is an intes: short SYP ORSi iS ‘$ included in this ore product, it: . COMMON NANE. Kydracarber, gs SCT SHIPDING A AME: Curing Compound. 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SPAN HEALTH SAFETY | LERT __ _ ; This productis a solvent - H20 emulsion, All precautions Provided are far the $ Ere Solvent portion, of which this contains less than 7% * Combustible Liquid * Use only with adequate ventiiatic: _* Use of gloves, goggles, and other using this product. fn a * If swaliowed, do not INduCE VO ts, Protective clothing is advised w> ery g TO me ee ee OF cme nee ee mee es | VITAL STATISTICS * Flash Point, 2002 F. TCC bd hag F Pe; mt Ag wort. rei 2008 F F. 760 mm lig Ko 10) VV) | * Auicegnor Temiperstyre MD - <. . fee T BAIAG ISK foedig. Foam vy e. eeete PHYSICAL PROPERTIES EST-WPC olor . White Cry Time 075.20 haure Flash Point iTag open cug} 195% mamum Moisture retention G32 Ky M22 (typical) ASTM-C-309-81 ., AASHTO-148-83 Type I ~ ASTM-C-156-80 Solvent type Water selveat emulsion Wv/Gal. 900-93 ibs./gal Gardner 45% degree reflectance, standard to &5.0 test panel BS runimen Ciean Up Wher wet. flush with water. Whar dey, use mineral 3E4%4 to clean application equipme SPECIFICATIONS SSP PO Teg Sf ardtagg AAS tr ss BY net! ASTA.C.309-2 5 Troe lt CEST-WPE : ‘a 82.2 4 2 GOS ‘3 8159 availabie to meat US. Army i thf Eeycwers CRO-C-20 70 2nd US Bureaus 3 Rs cla amatin-sealing compounds ‘21 2..r-- J locate and Federal Scecifcation nT C-300A type ti “Vax resin base ts evailabe to mee t= et Peas KEEP FROAS FREEZING S=ST-WPC is susplied asa water --) (7 fiutraegmy ended ‘fs: use at temperatures Selow 40°F. (42C.) COVERAGE 200 sq. ft. per gallon or less, depeni-:. - bad of gaplicanan TOPCOATS aid ADHESIVES LL3t WE vei li Sitw? v laze off sir Dot punbghe eowd: fei hang, Topccats f aa BLIes aré Aci nerrial yusec : Bote ene aed fairy wawetnds ard gre ret “=sommended for use over CEST -w2 we a POT OVEX WO ont ba emaved. wire brusping -s :sommended. For alternative reeche-- ot Le evn Guntgutths waro'seturer PACKING S§ géfes eulns 3 gallon galls CEST™ MEANS “CERTIFIED PERFORMANCE” B-5 wOlOIi-WY ri a PRODUCT WHITE PIGMENTED, - RESIN BASED & SAFETY CURING COMPOUND DATA NON SETTUMNS - SPRAYVABLE - UNIFORM Pod Pyeeocsra67 -é Sim emulsiar Bea tim E om *. (BUCH COrinud.s protettive mets bs during its early hardening came Used primarily on engineering projects « canals, and concrete ramgs. VWF properly applied CES TeWFL prov tii ssmplete develooimant of concrete’s we The row Shing concrete temoeratures resistance and strength properties vehi an Lait: AGHiLy TUN Sta NS - NC&UON 13 Stayad « CONCISE" "ue ' week Bret « aby ym, CEST-WPC can de applied Z a v7 ‘ A (Gt o a th ys é . vd i. 5 ~'—" “TOPCOs. 2 AND ADHESIVES ~~ aS RIOR ctlt etn- Pai atrse wee tao: - Heese E ! EST WEC will siow'y flake off afrs Tecate be BURN gRL and +-sathecing Topesats c. f-N@swe2s are not nermaliy used sve ~° is ¢ pManied curing comeounds and are not ‘ssommended for use over CEST -WOC FTES Ty 2X VIPC mutbe removed. wire brushing s eihics lf temoval, contact ihe manufacturer. rscommended. For alternative m=: a! on pails i] P| wn nA B6 CEST™ MEANS “CERTIFIED PEAT ORMANCE”’ COOL COTE NOT-TOXIC ROOF PAINT Government Red 22-DR-9 Acrylic Emulsion PRODUCT DESCRIPTION TYPICAL USES PRODUCT ADVANTAGES COLORS GLOSS PHYSICAL CONSTANTS APPLICATION SHIPPING & . STORAGE AR high quality 100% acrylic latex coatin: %37 roofs. Lead and chromate free. For industrial, commercial and residential use on weather exposed roof surfaces of - agenry, unrusted galvanized metal or aluminv-. For homes, condominiums, apartments, ware! "785, commercial buildings, factories a: : woos al plants. Not for application to fic. . .-8. COOL COTE LATEX ROOF PAINT offers excelient protection in exposures ineluding mild industrial and marine environments. Excellent adhesion and flexibility. Excellert coler retention, blister resistance and aixali resistance. Easy tc apply, low odor and fast drying. Lead and chromate free. Low Voc. Government Red 22-DR-¢. Special colers available subject to mirimum order. Flat Nonvolatile - By weight - 54.3 + 2.0% By volume - 41.0 2 1.0% voc (Calculated) - 1.44 lbs./gal. (excluding water) 172 grams/liter Flash Point - >250 F (Setaflash) Weight per gallon - 10.6 + 0.2 lbs. Recommended Film Thickness - 2.0 mils dry, &.9 mils wet Theoretical Coverage @ 2.0 mils dry - 329 sq. ft./gal. Method - Brush, roll, conventional and airless spray. Thinner - Water Dry time @ 75 F - To touch - 30 minutes To handle - 1 hours To recoat - 2 hours Consists of - 1 Gallon Unit 5 Gallon Unit Unit Shipping Weight 12 lbs. 56 lbs. Shelf Life - 12 months minimum from date of manufacture when maintained in protected storage @ 40-100 F (subject to reinspection thereafter). P.O. BOX 717 © THEODORE, ALABAMA 36890-0717 © PHONE ( 205) 443-6110 B-7 i MOBILE PAINTS PRODUCT DATA SPECIFICATION GALVANIZING REPAIR COATING _DOD-P-21035A (0080166) Modified Synthetic Rubber S pRonlic A tast drying coating with a high zinc dust content. Meets the requirements ESCRIPT of Military Specification DOD-P-21035A. TYPICAL us S_ For repair of damaged areas of galvanized metal such as weld seams and abrasions. i | PRODUQT Galvanizing Repair Coating is formulated to provide a protective zinc coating tc — ADVANTAGES damaged areas of galvanized metal surfaces. Provides excellent protection tc welded or abraded areas where the protective galvanizing has been removed from: the metal surface. Meets the requirements of Military Specification MIL-P-21035A. COLORS Gray only SLO Matte YS Nonvoiatile - By weight - 74.4 + 2.0% CONS} Ss By volume - 30.8 + 1.0% VOC (Calculated) - 4.49 Ibs./gal. 537 gramsy/liter Flash Point - 100°F (Setaflash) Weight per gallon- 17.6 + 0.2 Ibs. Theoretical Coverage @ 2.0 mils dry - 247 sq. ft./gal. Method - Brush or conventional or airless spray. Thinner - Tec Thinner 75-11 or XYLENE 75-15 Dry time @ 75°F - Totouch - 2 hours max. Dry hard - 8 hours max. To recoat - 8 hours i | | 1 i | | | PP Recommended Film Thickness - 2.0 mils dry, 6.5 mils wet | I | | { I t ur Consists of - 1 Gallon Unit 5 Gallon Unit : STORAGE Base 1 Gallon (SF) 5 Gallon (SF) Zinc Dust 1 Quart (SF) 1 Gallon (SF) (SF=short filled) ! | Unit Shipping Weight 19 Ibs. 91 Ibs. Shelf Life - 6 months minimum from date of manufacture when maintained in protected storage @ 40-100°F (subject to reinspection thereafter). B-8 P.O BOX 717 « THEODORE. ALABAMA 36590-0717 » PHONE (334) 443-6110 APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS Consult your Mobile Paint Representative for the protec- tive coating system best suited for your requirements. Limitations: Apply in good weather when air and surface temperature are above 50°F and the surface temperature must be at least 5°F above the dew point. For optimum application properties, material should be between 70 to 100°F prior to mixing and application. Maintain unmixed material in closed containers in protected storage at 40- 100°F. Surface Preparation: Good surface preparation is es- sential to a satisfactory coating system. Surfaces to be coated should be clean and dry. Remove ail oil, grease, mildew of other contamination by solvent or detergent cleaning or other effective means. Galvanized Steel - For application to abraded or damaged areas on galvanized metal. Sandblasting (see below) is recommended for best performance. If blasting is not feasible, clean and abrade surtace by “Hand or Power Tool Cleaning” (SSPC-SP2 or SP3). Steel - Although this product is designed primarily as aprimer for abraded or damaged areas on galvanized metal, it may be used as a touch up primer on bare steel. For best results, apply only to abrasive blasted steel. For best performance “Near White Blast Cleaning" SSPC- SP10 is recommended as proper preparation. “Commer- cial Blast Cleaning" SSPC-SP6 is acceptable for less severe exposures. Proper blast media and blasting equip- ment shall be used to produce an average profile depth of 1.5 mils minimum. Do not reuse sand abrasive media. Shot abrasives mustbe thoroughly clean of contamination before reuse. Remove blasting dust andgrit from surfaces before painting. Blasted surfaces should be coated within 8 hours after blasting or before rusting or other contamina- tion of the surface occurs. Mixing: This is a single component coating. (1) Mix thoroughly with a power agitator to a uniform consistency before use. (2) Agitate at slow speed during use to keep zinc dust in suspension. (3) Keep system tightly closed and free from moisture. Thinning: This product is supplied at normal spraying viscosity. If thinning is necessary thin with up to 1/2 pint 75-11 Tec Thinner or 75-15 Xylene. Application: Apply by conventional or airless spray. Brush application is acceptable for touch up. Keep the material pressure pot at or near the level of the gun. Keep material hoses as short as possible (25 feet maximum recommended). Apply at 6.5 mils wet film thickness which will yield 2.0 mils dry film thickness. Equipment: Brush - Use a good quality bristle brush. Conventional spray - For pressure feed, use DeVilbiss MBC gun with E tip and needle and 704 air cap or equivalent at 40-45 psi atomizing pressure and 10-15 psi fluid pressure, 3/8" ID material hose, double regulated pressure tank with oil and moisture separator. Airless spray - Minimum of 30:1 ratio pump, .023"-.027" orifice tip, 3/8” ID Teflon material hose. Special packings may be necessary due to the abrasive nature of the zincdustin this product. NOTE: During lunch, breaks or any period of work stoppage, material should be removed from hoses. Re- lease pressure from equipment and flush hoses and equipmentwith Tec Thinner 75-11 or Xylene 75-15. Donot repressurize equipment until ready to resume work. Cleanup: Clean all equipment immediately after use with Tec Thinner 75-11 or Xylene 75-15. Completely flush all spray equipment with either of these solvents. Occasional flushing of spray equipment during the course of the working day helps prevent buildup and possible clogging. Topcoating: Recoat time will vary according to curing conditions. Allow a minimum of 8 hours at 75°F and 50% relative humidity before applying any topcoats. Many topcoats will require that a “mist” coat be applied prior to application of a full coat so that bubbling is minimized. Safety: Safe storage, handling and use dictate that adequate health and safety precautions be observed with this product and any recommended thinners. User is specifically directed to consult the current Material Safety Data Sheet for this product as well as precautions con- tained on product labeling. Notice: The technical data contained herein are true and accurate to the best of our knowledge. All products are offered and sold subject to Mobile Paint Manufacturing Company's Standard Conditions of Sale. Published tech- nical data and instructions are subiect to change without prior notice. 21035(10/92) Mameco-—- Vulkem 450/451 System» pn i a yoy Specification Data i ~i Desc, sC/sz TN CUHo NES 2 Geant SUP with an if. 2s WIEL ENG C..c te fesistant oat (Vulkem «ic1} (0 yeld an smeric and w:terprooi Seam- . cating. Th: nexibility ana city of the Vv tinem 450/451 rs allows fa ermal move- ssthoul sur’ te cracking. Th Sart dase cv.. eanae wae UNe Us. wut (Vuike:: wid topcuat 4 La and suc- Sic... dt 1aDOr $45.45 ove! CONVEN- HO as WO-COMPTHe At procucls. { Ba suit Uses: The vulkem 450/<51 System is | ideal lor waterprcoing and protec- of. vt roof decks &xposed panels iB alk decks @ :netal. concrete nwwwOGOd. Tins ts u rstem wills sucN @réez 9 .nhemM 350/451 cCelent +... easistance 2: 2 NSC COVE GU 1218S aNd Is Ge u for ootn nornizontal and veruc “2G TES: iNICAL DATA Vuisemn 450/451 System provides tremendous weatner, cnemical ana B-10 Ci wo NING waist fF wvnich may ce- Mech *:...4! Gamage fes:stance Tine S le f:.. Dull “nN gh SUI: girocrns pollutants, s, residual (ac ory emissions anc other anarrieas whicn vll break down inferior sys- tems. In addition, the Vulkem 450/45: System is resistant to Pele. nuldew and microbiolocical aulack sruch is a by-procuct ci ponains water. Fieswility at all temperatures 1s assurec Dy tne well documentéc pertornance of Vulkem Uretnanes, Sealant. Membrane ana Coating Systems woridwide. SUBSTRATES | & PREPARATION Concrete; face shall pé ci itance and one 312 GECKS SNall De r treated with Vein pat ing Curing Compound pi ace a minimum ot i+ eferably 28 days prior to ° 8 i days. pr | application of the Vulkem 450/451 ' System Structurai Jes 3:; shall allov. esitive Orang’ 1Ope to drain 2Hall De minsnu.a 178 inch (Sram) ver running ioot. Spailed areas snall be resurfaced with Vulkem 2300 series Patching Compound. Hairline cracks less than 1/16 inch (1.5mm) shall be pretreatec with a 6O mil (1.5mm) coating of éulkem 450 six wiches (15cm) iae centered over ine crack. Moving structu’ai Cracks greate: tian 1/16 incr: «* 2mm) snail se souted out, fili@a with Vulkem 116 Sealant. strippea with bond breaker tape and coatea with a 60 mil :.5mm) detail coat of Vulkem 450 yood: =aterior grade ¢ OO iS a SuItabie :OStrate after. 50er preparauon ~uMaces snail b= ary, smootn anc se of Girt si c:. Wood sunaces all o€ Crimes witn Vulkem 17% umer por io system applicator. =i! jOINIS Detween plywood sheeEis =nall have @ 1.16 inch (1.5mm) cap filled witn Vuikem 116 sealant Plywood shall be glued and firmly nailed with ring snanked nails. Metal: Metal surfaces snail be clean and free of any rust, dirt and grease. Rusted surfaces must be wire- brushed or sandblasted to bright metal. The use of Vulkem 171 Primer over bare metal is recommended. APPLICATION The Vulkem 450/451 System may be applied using roller, squeegee or spray equipment. Airless spray equipment will give best results and Vulkem 450 may be thinned one quart per five gallons with Xylo! or Toluol prior to spraying. Vulkem 451 shail be applied after Vulkem 450 has cured to a rubbery set (24-36 hours at 70°F or 21°C). Coverage: Apply Vulkem 450 at 60 mils (1.5mm) thickness, which is 25 square feet per gailon (0.65 square meters/liter). Apply Vulkem 451 3: 5 mils (0.1mm) thickness. whicn is 5J0 square feet per gation (10 square metersi/liter). Above coverage rate yields a total syste. thickness of 65 mils (1.6mm). Limitations: Vulkem 451 must be applied over Vulkem 450 for all exposed applicauons. Vulkem 450/451 System is not recommended for use over asphalt surtaces. Use in well ventilated areas. Container contents must be used within 48 hours of opening. Packaging: 2 gallon pails (7.6 liter), 5 gallon pails (19 liter), 55 gallon drums (208 liter). Colors: White, Limestone, Gray WARRANTY MAMECO warrants its Vulkem Products to be free of defects in materials, but makes no warranty as to appearance or color. Since methods of application and on site conditions are beyona our con- trol and can affect performance, MAMECO makes no other warranty, express or implied, including war- ranties of MERCHANTABILITY and FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR FURPOSE with respect to Vulkem Sealants. MAMECO's sole obli- gation shall be, at its option, to replace, or to refund the purchase price of the quantity of Vulkem Sealant proved to be defective and MAMECO shall not be liable for any joss or damage. Typical Physical Properties | Property Test Method Yvulkem 450 Vulkem 451 Specific Gravity ASTM 01475 1.32 1.06 Weight per Gallon ASTM D1475 "1 Ibs. (5.0kgs) 8.87 Ibs. (4.0xgs: Weight ASTM D 1353 {3% 79% Viscosity, CPS Brookfield 20.000 1,500 #4 Spindle @ 20rpm Dry Time ASTM D 1640 Tack free - 24 hrs. Tack free - 16 hrs. Aubbery Cure-48 hrs. Cure-24 hrs. Flash Paint ASTM D1310 101°F (38°C) 82°F (28°C) Hardness. Shore A ASTM D 2240 7 80 Tensile Strenatn ASTM D412 220 psi (2.2MPa) 3480 psi (24.0MPz: Elongation ASTM D 412 “50% 250% ‘ Adhesion in Peel ASTM D 803 -¥ 1o./in. (129N) 100% conesive to Vulkem 450 MVT ASTME96,B 1.58 m.p. 5 m.p. Weather ASTM D 822 MLA. Excellent Resistance Salt Spray ASTM B 117 ALA. _No Effect Abrasion ASTMC 501 iA. .5 mg loss Resistance 20 REV..CS 17 wneel 1000 gm. wt. Tear Resistance ASTM D 1004 200 pli (889N) 225 pli (1001N) Fire Resistance ASTM E 108 System is rated class A over iencombusubdie suvstrate MAMECO iNTERNATIONE.. INC. 2475 East 175th Street « Cleveland, Ohio =- 28-3599 Telepnone: (216) 752-4400 * (800) 321-6412 * FAX .276) 752-5005 PWS50-1 Prisies + B-11 A BLP PAINTS PRODUCT DAT! MOPOXY HB HIGH BUILD Epoxy Coatinc 40-AW-13, 40-AH-50, 40-AK-10% Polyamide / Epox: ( iat siete ee | PRODUCT A two component high performance polyamide epoxy caating which offars higt DESCRIPTION build application characteristles for raduced application costs and Improvec pertarmance. YPICALCUSE For industriai and commercial use as a pratective maintenance coating for industria : nlants, pulp and paper mills, textiles mills, chemical processing plants, waste water plants | ratineries, food processing plants, commercial buildings and marine structures. For coat: ing and protecting stcrage tanks, piping. roots and reef decks, water towers. structura steel, machinery, plant equipment. marine vessels, offshore structures and other surtaces expased to humidity, chemicais and corrosive environments. Excellent over inorganic zing-rich coatings and as an intermediate coat under polyurethane finishes. Excellent potable water tank fining system. PROQGUCT : MOPOXY HE HIGH BUILE Esoxy Coating offers excsilent protection in exposures in- ADVANTAGES c!uding mocerate to severe industrial and marine environmenis. *Exceliant resistance to lresh anc sait water. datergenis and most chamicals. ‘Very good resistance to fumes and spillage of most organic soivents, acids and alkalies. *Excellent abrasion and moisture resistance. *USOA approved fardirect food contact surfaces and EPA approved for potable water tank lining. *Meets AWWA d-102-78 Inside System #1. Heai resistant to 2Q0°F. i {eo ORS : White 40-AW-13; Gray 40-AH-50: Tan 40-AK-103 i { : GuUOss i Sarmi-giess oes CAT Nonvolatile - By weight - 65.1 + 1.0% C TANTS By volume - 48.6 + 1.0% VOC (Calculated)- 3.58 lé3./gal. ; 429 grams/liter : Flash Point -iAj 77°F; (B) 92 F (Seietlash) { Mixing ratlo - 4:1 by volume — Weight per gallon-A}11.0 2 02 los: 8) 7.8 + 0.2 Ibs. | _[ARPLIGATION Recommended Film Thickness - 6.0 mils dry, 12.5 mils wet : : Theoretical Coverage = 6.0 mils dry- 728 sq. ft./gal. i : Method - Conventiona! or airless spray. j i ‘ Thinner - MoPaxY Erushing Thinner 73-35; MoPoxY Saraving Thinner 75-37 : : j Cure time & 75 F- Ta teuch - 2 hours r : ; Te handis + Shours : : To recat + 24 hours : ; r — Pot Life @ 75°F - 3 hours reinimum. ’ —— “| Induction Time - 30 minutes . 1 : “SHIPPIB ii Consists of- 1 Gailon Unit 5 Gailon Unit STORAGE ; Partial 40-AW-13 + Gallon (SF) 5 Gallon (SF) i : Mart (8) 95-2F-38 + Quart {SF) + Gallon Unit Shipping Weight- 12 ibs. 59 Ibs. B-12 (SFi- Short Filled Shelf Life - 12 months minimum from Gate ofmanufacture when maintained in protected storage © 40-106’F isubjact ta reinsoaction thereafter). —- BOA RAY 7It7 « TPHEARARE 4:5 2Naees Reems mmo meee eee - Snow Roof Syst@€MS?)r coes wHere waren FLOWS ANO STOps Leaks! aki OREGON RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION ORD Physical / Performance properties P Trade Name: Snow ROOF? Azz2272NnC2 (cures! Oe .2ao Masee SCs AOE TT lee ite, Loud Sao Look may D2 UCSC Ww Fass2! CCOIS -S-G LMVC: sal 0. Fer career so725, t20 Reo! Gus: : WoO. rarer a rd Sslar Relectarze 2.2... ig & SO S snow! Root Micess @essAcs Pe a mh ad — Ascrex. os Approx. Water Caoress Lass tram ong corm wn 35 TT, of coating. 3ec%-5co% 25¢ SS! coe 1.2 soa #4 SPM 95-56 195 344 a/ Thaw $ zy Tass es DiS MATa ation vescenes |. ALES? degrees F, Snowy Ret Catiss 189 Cagree Dena tes> £ fozen ane A cuis form, ne crocuc: May ce cenderes Unusecc. Setting Time ..... 6 4 Ween 3s 30 mune} hous 22 $0195" F. 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Sass “A 3588 Dat (MIN see Cort over sma $atace. z AZ ASFA Cer SOTOWTION — MENUZACTURERS DE SNOW ROGF SYSTEMS ELASTOMERIC COATINGS B-15 XX / ~/ Snow Roof Systems? :r coes WHERE WATER FLOWS AND STOPS LEAKS! i OREGON RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION ORD Physical / Performance Properties Trade Name: ELASTO SEAL® - Azcsararse tered) ok ee eee RuBBONZES Pesce Frovectve Sebeore 609 SIZ ACOEMENMCE LVS GS vee ee veeeee Tae Ceany ce ote eee eee veceeseees Back \tigew Recsanca ... Eccobent AT alt da woe ApMOEX. 12 Pounas / Gs.on COdAS COTES VOUME cree eee eee Ampere. S1% SOMA cece cece eee ee Warner oda . Mig Pormeamtty . . 6 ass nat one pert ‘3 ote cozt. Ecagetca ceeeees ceccee BCDC EIS GOAT eee eee eee TSC pus 78 ana | WG PS when heey Ooty Contouring Fong ay used. 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Tukst hereness iteNE wwe. e ee eee Las; har ons, Coverage Rae... ee eee . oe Aagres, 196 square iter per gedor per cot SPECIFIC HAZARD SPECIAL COMMENTS: Co net nin wen water “ore FF APPLICATIONS: Tir ang metal 1oc%s, Dasenert we 's. oo sonmersce IMPORTANT: Acply 2 sual amount to ensure WE B°CG.C; TSTMS sacslacteniy. Exceetve (mearg wk sckc.ly Orscuct ONS Woeve Geode weer C°SteTTOM over SiO ars Trade Name: MOBILE COAT? eeoeararce eae Lee Russeiees laste Coating Apoecenee Guar... . Tek Sreemy cue ny Lk eee ee ue EADS (C HIS LORS UNG UA-vENsy co'crand, Ds" Gray. FLOM Stay Soigr Reteesares sie wees FER Ader Re . Eeecters Vigignt. Acorex. $1 Pounss / Gare Ssi.ds Cons sees Aparex 53° Sava. ee. . . Vet ae oe. sees .. 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Refer cc acpi catsn suggesusrs. IMPORTANT: Aa2y a rat arm seat 2 endure te srssues corfoems $M sleet. SPECIFIC SPECIAL COMMENTS: Mose Cost AZARD peatec - $/25/92 TREGON RESEARCH & OSVELCOMENT CLSEDASTION © MANUFACTURERS OF SNOW ROSE SYSTEMS ELASTOMER-C COATINGS TRAG PATH CY CF 0 CAIEM OR O7INIVAIL 6 FLAW SABTIANNATAI ENGEL NIE A LOAN. DHE AGN © Cow (OND ESA MAWE Consult your Mobile Paint Representative for the protective coating systam best suited for your requirements. Limitations: Apply In good weather when alr and surface temperature are above 50°F and surface temperature is at least 5°F adove the dew point. For optimum application properties, material shauld be between 76 to 100°F prior to mixing and application, Maintain unmixed mate riatin closed containers in protected storage at 40 - 100°F. A dry film thickness of less than 10 mils will not offer maximum water- prooling protection. Not for use below grade oar in arvas where canding water cccurs. Allaw elastomaric coatings to weather a minimum of one year before appiying non-elasto- meric coatings. Do not apply solvent base coatings over alastometiec coating. To achieve a waterproof systam, the alastomeric film must be tree of pinholes. PROTECT FROM FREEZING, FOR EXTERIOR USE ONLY. Do not apply to uncured wood. Oo not apply jate in the afternoon oF when there Is a threat of rain cr moisture condensing on the uncured coating. Oo not apply in direct sun or on hot surfaces. Surface Preparation: Good surace preparation Is essen- tialte a salisfactory coating system. Surfaces to be coated shouid be clean and dry. Ramove ail dirt, cust, oi, grease, mildew, rust, teose or cracked paint or other contamination. Fiemove mildew by scrubbing with a solution of 3 tablespoons of non-ammoniated dry household laundry detergent and f quant hypochlorite bleach in 1 alion of warm water. Protec- tive gioves, clothing and acggles should be worn when using thls solution to avoid skin and eye irritation. Quickly wash off any of the solution that touches your skin. Alter scrubbing, tinse thoroughly with water and allow to dry. Tighten or replace anyisose screws or fasteners. Areas where ponding water may occur must be corracted by installing roof crains or other protective measures to eliminate water build up. Metal Reots - Remove cust and spot prime with BLP RUS- KiLRust Inhibiting Primer. Allexposed ferrous metals should be primed with RUS-KILRust Inhibiting Primer. Remove ails ‘romgalvanized metal and allowto weather 90 days. Shingle Roots - Replace any loose or curling shingles. New shingles snould age so that the adnesive tabs have set. Urethane Foam - Foam should be coated as soon as possible after installation to prevent deterioration of tha surface. Remove any loosely adhering material. Repair cracks with ELASTC MERIC Patching Cement. Bulit-Up Roofs - Rapair any cracks and blisters with ELASTOMERIC Patching Cement. Bisters shculd ba cut open and allowed 10 Cry oul com- pletely. Severe blistering may raquira recar batare coating. Conerata - Small :acks should be {tad witn ELASTO- MERIC Patching Gement. Larger cracks and deteriorated areas should ba repaired wilh coment telore coating. Chemi- cal compounds, curing agents, surface hardaners, efflores- cance er other centaminaals should be removed by sand blasting or other eifactive masns. Previously Palnted Surfaces: Repair ai. camaged areas. Ramove icese and badiy cracked paint by wire brushing, scraping, sanding or cther method te previda a sound sunass, Sand smootn ali rcugh areas and feather edge a’eas cf Caeled coatings. Remove gioss tom previous APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS 1 ws coatings by sanding. Spot prime all bare areas as in new work above. If doubt exists concerning compatibility of this coating with the previous system, apply coating to a repre- sentative araa (25 square feet minimum) and allow to cure and age several weeks. Then inspect for adhesion failure, wrinkling, lifting, ollstaring or any other sign of Incompatibiiity. If there are no signs, coating work can proceed. Tinting: Pastel colors can be made by the addition of up to 4 ounces of Color Studio colorant per gallon of coating. Special colkrs can be made to order subject to minimum order. High speed shakers should be avoided when tinting to prevent air entrapment in the coating. Mixing: This Is a one component coaling. Abvays mix thoroughly with a power agitator before application. Do not whip alr into coating during mixing. Thinning: This product Is supplied at normal application viscosity and should not require thinning. Thinning ts not recommended for proper flim build and performance. if thinning Is necessary to adjust for unusual conditions thin sparingly with water. Application: Airless spray is the preferred method of application. Product may be rolied but multipla coats may ba required to achieve racommanded film thickness. Airless spray application to porous or rough surfaces may require backrolling ta insure that the elastomene coating contacts and wets out the substrate ailowlng for proper adhesion and waterproofing characteristics. Apply at 15 mils minimum wat film thickness which will yieid 7.5 mils dry film thickness. Two coats are racommended for best perlormance. Equipment: Brush - Use a good quality nylon brush. Roller ~ All purpose, good quality roller with 3/4" nap maximum. Airless Spray - Minimum of 28:1 ratio pump, .019"-.027" orifice tip, 1/4" 1D Tatlon matenal hose. Cleanup: Clean all equipment Immediately aiter use with warm, soapy water. Completely fiush all spray equipment with this solution. Occasional flushing of spray equipment during the course of the working day helps prevant buildup and possibie clagging. Final tiushing of spray equipment with minaral spirits will prevent corrosion. Flish equipment with water pr.ar to application of the product. Safety: Safe st:rage, handiing and use cictate that ad- equate health anc safety precautions ba observed with this product and any recommandedthinners, Useris specifically directed io consult the current Material Safety Data Sheet for this product as wall as precautions contalnad on product labering. Notice: Tr tachnical data contalned herein are true and accurate to the best of our knowledge. All products are oered and soid sucisct to Mobile Palnt Manufacturing Campany’s Standare Conditions of Sale. Published technical data and instructions are subject to change without rior nctice. 220W76(S/92) B-17 Fon “Superior water resistance. =Excollent elongation, tensile strength and adhesive qualitias. BHighly resistant to long aNn featargent additives ee EE eed . a KEY FEATURES TropiCoat Elastomeric seamless roof coating. ultraviolet exposure. sSeamlecs, watertight PRODUCT DESCRIPTION TropiCoat is a 100% acrylic and non-toxic seamless elastomeric roof membrane coating. It is a proven top weather-beater in high-build texturad applications. {t forms a durable, water-tight, sunavilass caatlig. Can be applied to galvanized, aluminum, properly primed staal, iran. camant, weed, ADHESION TropiCoat roof coating adheres stubbornly to concrate, asphalt shingles, roofing paper, tile, slate, wood, steal cement, galvanized, aluminium.(180° peel to ceramic tile. Passos : CUP tast - no cracking or pulling away from cup.) FLONGATION AND TENSILE STRENGTH Fyeallant alangation and teNSile Strangin allows TropiCoat ta expand and cantract with the sufrace to which applied without wrinkling or cracking. (Tensile r Strength: 288 p.s.i.). (Slongation: 300% .:1 70° F. ) RESISTANCE TO PONDING WATER TrapiCaat efare capes: sally Tigh resistance ta pondina Water, (3.1 mg/ 24 haurs / 25cnr). SETTLING No settling or separation. No Stirring or mixing required SOLIDS Percent solids by weight: volute Weight per gallon. 71.9% 56.0% 13.03 Ibs PERMEABILITY @ 26 MILA DRY (0.72 parms COVERAGE On smeoth surfaces, 100 sq, ft. per gallon. Two coats are recommendad ta achieve a dry pail thickness of 19 te 20. voc 71 gll- waler FLAMMABILITY Low flame spread index (10.7). Federal Syecifivation O013A. CLEAN UP Technical Coatings Inc. PO Don 7558, Sintsionaivu, St. Crom. USVI. 00823 Ts! 890 773 DO80 Fax; 209.773-0575 Manutamtnurere of euporive Guulity coatings for the industnal. commercial and residential market. Use warm soapy water. If using an airless clean with minéral spirits after using water. SURFACE PREPARATION AND APPLICATION Far maximum adhasion, $6 a pressure washer (2.000 psi or higher). This will remove any looso dirt, paint and other contaminants oA the surfses. if there is any rust present, wire brush the area and spot prime with a quality rust-inhibitive alkyd paint and allow to dry. No re-anforeing mash required wnen a minimum 25 to 30 mils dry Is used otherwise at seams. brush a thick coat of TropiCoat flashing and imbed aster tape init. Apply a top coating of TrapiCaat over that. Allow to dry overnight before applying finish coats. TropiCoat may 3€ applied with an airless, roller of brush. QUESTIONS? If you have any questions on application or preparation of your ruel, you may call the manufacturer dituct. B-18 @ @ SPECIFICATION DATA @ m STORAGE COATINGS @ @ i) @ @ @ (ca) @ PRODUCT DATA MoPoxyY HS-50 Epoxy Coating 40-BW-5 / 40-BH-11 Polyamide/Epoxy Cartitied to ANSUNSF 61 PRODUG ESORIPTIO zi ARPLICATION Atwo component high performance polyamide epoxy coating which offers high build application characteristics for reduced application costs and improved performance. NSF approved for potable water tank lining (Standard 61). For industrial and commercial use as a protective maintenance coating for industrial plants, pulp and paper mills, textiles mills, chemical processing plants, waste water plants, refineries, potable water storage tanks, commercial buildings and marine structures. For coating and protecting storage tanks, piping, roofs and roof decks, potable and fire water storage tanks, structural steel, machinery, plant equipment, marine vessels offshore structures and other surfaces exposed to humidity, chemicals and corrosive environments. Excellent over inorganic zinc-rich coatings and as an intermediate coat under polyurethane finishes. MoPoxY HS-50 Epoxy Coating offers excellent protection in exposures including moderate to severe industrial and marine environments. Excellent resistance to fresh and salt water, detergents and most chemicals. Very good resistance to fumes and spillage of most organic solvents, acids and alkalies. Excellent abrasion and moisture resistance. Heat resistant to 200°F (dry). NSF approved for potable water tank lining (Standard 61). White 40-BW-5, Gray 40-BH-11 Semi-gloss Nonvolatile - By weight - 69.2 + 1.0% By volume - 50.1 + 1.0% VOC (Calculated) - 3.40 Ibs./gal. 408 grams/liter Flash Point - (A) 60°F (B) 80°F (Setaflash) Mixing Ratio - 4:1 by volume Weight per gailon- (A)12.0 + 0.2 Ibs.;(B)7.3 + 0.2 Ibs. Recommended Film Thickness - 6.0 mils dry, 12.0 mils wet Theoretical Coverage @ 6.0 mils dry - 134 sq.ft./gal. Method - Conventional or airless spray Thinner - MoPoxY Spraying Thinner 75-37 Cure time @ 75°F - To touch - 2 hours To handle - 6 hours To recoat - 24 hours Pot Life @ 75°F - 8 hours minimum Induction time - 30 minutes Consists of - 1 Gallon Unit 5 Gallon Unit Part (A) 40BW005, 40BH011 1 Gallon (SF) 5 Gallon (SF) Part (B) 35EF062 1 Quart (SF) 1 Gallon Unit Shipping Weight 12.5 Ibs. 59 Ibs. (SF) - Short Filled Shelf Life - 12 months minimum from date of manufacture when maintained in protected storage @ 40-100°F (subject to reinspection thereafter). 2.0 BOX 717 2 THEODORE. ALABAMA 36590-0717 e¢ PHONE (334) 443-6110 B-19 buy) 1. PRODUCT NAME THOROSEAL® and THOROSEAL* Foundation Coating 2. MANUFACTURER Thoro System Products A Part of ICI Specialties World Headquarters 7800 NW 38th Street Miami, FL 33166 (USA) Phone: (305) 592-2081 FAX: (305) 592-9760 3. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Basic Uses: THOROSEAL modi- fied with ACRYL 60° diluted with clean, potable water is used to fill, seal, waterproof and protect a va- riety of substrates including cast- in-place and pre-cast concrete, brick, common building and split- faced block, stucco, unglazed terra cotta, porous stone, gunite and other masonry substrates. It may be used on interior or exte- rior, above- or below-grade appli- cations, such as mid-, low- and hi-rise buildings, parking garages, median barriers, bridges, water treatment plants, tunnels, silo ex- teriors, cooling towers, piers, re- taining walls, locks, reservoirs, cisterns, basements and foun- dations. THOROSEAL modified with ACRYL 60 is used on vertical, overhead and non-traffic bearing horizontal suriaces where a water- proof, micro-porous (breathing), seamless coating is required. It is highly resistant to standing water, hydrostatic pressure and wind- driven rain and will not soften even when in prolonged contact with standing water. It can be . used on new construction or in restoration and renovation appli- cations. Used as an alternative to - mechanical finishing or rubbing 3 TNe tem-cornt SPEC-OATA® format Ras Deen ree Doo ed Pom pubic a1Om Coownenied by CSI. 1954 1985 1966 198? and wed Dy Oermon a oF Tre Cominiction Sortie ations intituie Avene proma VA DIDI B-20 of concrete, it provides a means to hide minor surface defects and blemishes in architectural con- crete. THOROSEAL serves as an ideal base coat for our water-based acrylic emulsion protective top coats, THOROCOAT®, THOROSHEEN? and THOROLASTIC® (exterior only). Use water-based acrylic emulsi- ons for above-grade or below- rade interior only. THOROSEAL gives a low cost, low maintenance, highly durable fin- ish that is resistant to impact damage and abrasion. It does not support fungus growth, is mildew-resistant, contains no lead and is non-toxic when putin contact with potable water. It is non-combustible and will not contribute to flame spread or smoke generation. It has a proven service life in excess of 20 years in tropical, arctic and desert condi- tions worldwide. THOROSEAL cures to form a highly alkaline, fully bonded coat- ing. This %6" (1.6mm) coating SPEC This Spec-Data sheet conforms to editonal style prescribed by The Construction Specifications Institute. The manufacturer is responsible for technical ac- curacy. (cured thickness) is equivalent to ¥," (19mm) of new concrete cover as a barrier to carbon di- oxide gas. For steel reinforced concrete, a two coat application will add a significant degree of protection from the deleterious effects of carbonation, effectively returning the carbonation “front” to the coating system surface and adding years of protection to re- bars that are still protected by the high alkalinity of the parent con- crete. When used on concrete substrates, THOROSEAL modified with ACRYL 60 diluted with clean water is unaffected by the alkalin- ity of concrete substrates and will not saponify or soften like alkyds, oils such as linseed or oil-based aints. THOROSEAL can be used as a base coat and is compatible with loose-laid and certain adhesively bonded liners or membranes as added protection from water entry. Testing for compatibility is recom- mended prior to full placement. A (0661. JaqudAON sapasiodns) 7661. AeW EXKIEIOVOYM. Level it out. LIMITATIONS Do not apply on frost covered masonry or frozen wails, or when temperature fails below 46°F (4.4°C), or is expected to witnin 24 hrs, Do nat dampen wails excessively in fail, winter, or spring monins for outside applications. If application is made during exceptionally hot or windy weatner, finished surfaces snould be fog sprayed several times during the day to prevent too rapid drying. TEST DATA Verified by Independent Test Labs Reports available soon request. Wasnington Testing and Engineering Service - Conclusion: Thoroseal Foundation Coating withstands Dressure of water in below grade masonry. Water absorption by boiling (ASTM C67) 3.9% after 3 hours. ‘Water loss cy boiling 0.42% atter 5 hours. mpact resistance (Federal Specification TT-P-6035, 2ara 4.4.5): 24 los. passed. 'ardness (Federal Specification TT-?-G035, para 4.4.9 Army - CE): average at 21 days 47. minimum recuired 20, maximum 60, passed. Water Vacoer Transmission (ASTM E96}: 12 perms Compliances: FHA Minimum Propeny Stancarcs. | THORO SYSTEM PRODUCTS 3386-6539 NEWAAN, CA ¢ MOL, SELGi i 1S a ressleS) Wacamaa Srevious Trercs4a: FINAN Coating S10m Proauers. Ail Aigmis Aeservag Mix to batter consistency. Apply second coat. COVERAGE 270 sq. ft. per 60 Ibs. at2 Ibs. per sq. yd. (25 m2 per 27.2kg at 1 kg/m). Coverage figures are approximate. Sufficient material must be applied to completely fill and seal all holes, pores and voids. PACKAGING 50 Ib. (22.7 kg) sack and 60 Ib. (27.2 kq) pails. WARRANTY Thoro System Froducts warrants that this product conforms to fis applicable current specifications. Otherwise, Thoro System Products makes NO OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCTS COVERED BY THIS WARRANTY AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Thoro System Products ai!so disclaims for incidental or consequential damages, including lost frofits, arising from a breach of this warranty. In certain jurisdictions or countries, products of Thoro System Products may be eiigible for ¢xtended warranties. Contact Thoro System Procucts ior eligibility details. Approval prior to application is required. Frntse in U.S.A. 660160899 B-21 base coat of THOROSEAL can pro- vide additional below-grade water- proofing protection and make it easier to isolate leaks due to mem- brane failure or damage. THOROSEAL is a barrier layer that will provide protection against the deleterious effects of acid rain, nitrous oxide and chlorides (salt spray). It is easily cleaned with soap and water. THOROSEAL can, by keeping it dry, significantly reduce the thermal conductance of concrete or masonry and help it maintain its stated R-values. The THOROSEAL application does not usually change the location of the dew- point in a wall assembly. How- 4. TECHNICAL DATA ever, the addition of insulation can change the location of the dewpoint in a wall assembly; therefore, vapor barriers may be necessary in certain assemblies. Calculations should be carried out for each individual project. THOROSEAL has been shown to act as a barrier to the infiitration of radon gas. This suggests that THOROSEAL can be used on below-ground structures as a bar- rier coating in conjunction with other radon abatement systems. Contact Thoro System Products for further technical details. Composition and Materials: THOROSEAL is a batch-blended powder formulation. All ingredi- ents are checked against rigid specifications before the produc- tion of each batch of material. After the blending process, each batch is laboratory tested before being packaged. This process en- sures precision and the uni- formity of each batch. THOROSEAL is a blend of hydrau- lic cements, lime, pigments, plas- ticizers, dispersants and high specification aggregates. The ag- gregates meet exacting standards for size, purity and hardness and ensure that the cured THOROSEAL coating has a dense interlocking matrix with excep- tional physical properties. When mixed with ACRYL 60, an 6. Accelerated Weathering 7. Impact Strength (Gardner Impact Tester) 8. Wind Driven Rain 9. Accelerated Weathering 10. Hardness (Barber Coleman !mpressor) 11. Fungus Resistance 12. Abrasion Resistance 13a. Surface Burning Characteristics 13b. Fire Propagation 13c. Flame Spread 14. Permeance 15. Freeze/Thaw Resistance 16. Water Absorption 17. Reflectance 18. Salt Spray Resistance 19. Adhesion Strength 20. Initial Set 21. Final Set 22. Shelf Life 23. Oensity (Cured) 24. Potable Water (Direct Contact) 25. Carbon Dioxide (CO,) PHYSICAL or PERFORMANCE PROPERTY _ TEST METHOD RESULT (AVERAGES) 1. Compressive Strength ASTM C 109-80 7 days = 4200 psi (29 N/mm?) 28 days = 6030 psi (42N/mm?) 2. Flexural Strength ASTM C 348-80 7 days = 360 psi (2.5 N/mm’) 28 days = 1027 psi (7 N/mm*) 3. Tensile Strength ASTM C 190-77 7 days = 250 psi (2 N/mm?) 28 days = 440 psi (3 N/mm?) 4. Modulus of Elasticity ASTM C 469 28 days = 2.72 x10° psi (392 N/mm?) 5. Coefficient of Thermal Exp. ASTM C 531 28 days = 6.99 x 10% invin’F (S x 10°? mmv/mm°C) ASTM G 26-77 (Xenon Arc) ASTM G 23-77 (Carbon Are) Fed. Spec. TT-P-0035 (Cement Paints para 3.4.8) (para 4.4.7) Atlas Type DMC Weatherometer Fed. Spec. TT-P-0035 (para 4.4.9) Fed. Spec. TT-P-29B Fed. Spec. TT-P-141b ASTM E 84-86 8S476:Part 6:1981 (British Standard) BS476:Part 7:1971 ASTM E 9% (Water Vapor Transmission) Swedish Standard $8-02-15-82 ASTM C 666 (Procedure B) ASTM C 67 (Section 7.3) ASTM D 2244 Using Hunterlab D-25 Meter ASTM B 117 Test by Tensile Bond Lab Value Lab Value Lab Value Lab Value BS6920 (British Standard) Lab Value Diffusion 5000 hours = No failure 500 hours = No failure No chipping 8 hours = excellent No cracking, loss of adhesion, checking or other defect 7 days = 35 14days = 47 21 days = 52 requirement min. = 30, max. = 60 21 days = No growth meets all requirements 3000 litre sand = Passed Flame Spread 0 Smoke Developed 5 Index = 1.5 Class 1 Perms = 12 Metric Permeability = 0.10698 18 x 10° resistance 200 cycles = No change Boiling water submersion at 24 hours = 3.6% GREY THOROSEAL: 64.2 WHITE THOROSEAL: 88.1 300 hours = No defect 418 psi (2.9 N/mm?) 10 minutes at 70°F (21°C), 50% RH 90 minutes at 70°F (21°C), SO%RH Bags = 6 months Pail = 12 months 129 Ibs/cu ft (2080 kg/m?) Suitable Ve’ (1.6mm) Equivalent to ¥%" (19mm) new concrete B-22 CHEMICAL RESISTANCE REAGENT EXPOSURE PERIOD COATING INTEGRITY Tap Water 35 days Unaffected Dissotved Methane Gas 35 days Unaffected 20% Sulfuric Acid 15 days Strong Attack Blood 35 days Unaffected—Surface Stain Citric Acid 15 days Strong Attack White Wine 15 days Unaffected—Light Stain Mitk 15 days Unaffected—Light Stain Ammonia 15 days Unaffected Raw Sewage 35 days Unaffected POSITIVE PRESSURE Resistance to Hydrostatic 752 hours at 200 psi (1.4N/mm?) Pressure (Air Cured, 70°F (21°C), 50% RH) (461 head ft) 3 No Leakage, No Softening NEGATIVE PRESSURE 664 hours at 200 psi (1.4N/mm?) 3 Limited Dampness CONDUCTANCE RESULTS FOR “K” VALUES SUBSTRATE UNCOATED COATED WITH THOROSEAL Wet Condition Dry Condition Concrete 23 10 Expanded Shale Block 1 4 Pumice Block 5.5 2 APPROVALS: Federal Highway Authority For Coatings used in Lieu of Rubbing Concrete—Approved AGENCY REPORT NUMBER DATE 1, Alabama Highway Dept. Spec. Section 501.03(L)3C March 1986 2. State of Georgia, D.O.T. Section 836 May 1982 3. lowa State Highway Commission #27 October 1969 4. Commonwealth of Kentucky, D.O.T. July 1973 5. State of Louisiana, D.O.T. Code 1410 January 1985 6. State of Maine, D.O.T. December 1983 7. Minnesota, D.O.T. Spec. 2401-3F2C November 1983 8. New Mexico Highway D.O.T. Section 509.037 9. Ohio, D.O.T. HNG-32 May 1974 10. State of Rhode Island July 1985 11. South Carolina, Dept. of Highways February 1982 . 12. South Dakota, D.O.T. April 1981 : 13. West Virginia, Dept. of Highways November 1983 14. Stockholm City Streets June 1988 Materials Testing Laboratories 15. London Underground Testing June 1989 Laboratories * 16. British Board of Agrément Agrément Cert. January 1989 (England and Wales) Reg. C4 & #7 No. 89/2138/C (Scotland) Reg. 82 & G8 (Northern Ireland) Reg. 81, C3, C6 17, NSF Rule 61 Pending 18. Potable Water (Direct Contact) BS 6920 Approved for Cold Water Service integral acrylic polymer emulsion admixture, diluted with water, THOROSEAL becomes a thick, vis- cous suspension from which the solid matter will not segregate or settle out. Once activated by the mixing liquid, the THOROSEAL undergoes hydration and cures to a hammer-hard protective and wa- terproof barrier. ACRYL 60 forms a film around all the particles in the THOROSEAL powder. It aids the curing process and reduces the stresses on the bond line. It also increases the flexural and tensile strengths of the cured coating which increases its durability and performance. THOROSEAL contains Portland cement. Care should be taken when handling, mixing or finish- ing to protect eyes, skin and respiratory systems. Use appro- priate protective equipment and clothing that meets the most cur- rent ANSI 287 Standards. THOROSEAL Foundation Coat- ing contains identical ingredients to THOROSEAL; however, it is blended with cements and aggre- gates which may not be of uniform color, hence, the hydrated or cured material can be variable in color. It performs identically to THOROSEAL when used for exte- rior below-grade applications. Re- fer to technical bulletin 24. Containers: THOROSEAL is pack- aged in 30 Ib. (13.6 kg) and 50 Ib. (22.7 kg) polyethylene-lined bags and 60 Ib. (27.2 kg) rubber- gasketed metal pails. ACRYL 60 is packaged in 1 qt. (.04 , 1 gal. (3.7 9 bottles and 5 gal. (18.9 0, 30 gal. (116 9, and 55 gal. (213 9 plastic pails. THOROSEAL Foundation Coat- ing is packaged in 50 Ib. (22.7 kg) polyethylene lined bags and 60 Ib. (27.2 kg) rubber-gasketed metal pails. Colors: THOROSEAL is available in white, standard gray, pearl gray and 10 stock colors. THOROSEAL Foundation Coating is available in gray only. This product is not color uniform. B-23 Safety, Health and Environmen- tal Recommendations: Appropri- ate eye protection meeting the most current ANSI Z87 Standards should be worn when mixing or applying and during surface prepa- ration. Refer to Thoro’s Material Safety Data Sheet for additional in- formation. Limitations: Do not apply to surfaces that are not clean and completely free from any contam- inants. Previously painted sur- faces must be prepared such that virtually all existing paint films are removed. If the substrate or ground water contains sulfates or nitrates, spe- cial application techniques and protective topcoats may be nec- essary. Protect areas and surfaces such as metal, glass and wood, which must not be coated with suitable protective materials such as tape or paper. Avoid application to substrates that have active water leakage. Relieve hydrostatic pressure by the use of weep holes. Patch all static cracks and joints with WATERPLUG® hydraulic cement first. All dynamic (moving) cracks or joints should be identified and treated appropriately. Do not apply THOROSEAL in rain or when rain is expected be- fore initial set has taken place. Do not apply THOROSEAL to frozen surfaces or when the tem- perature is below 40°F (4.4°C) or expected to fall below 40°F (4.4°C) within 24 hours. To ensure full and proper cur- ing, adequate ventilation must be provided when applying THOROSEAL in enclosed areas such as tunnels or reservoirs. Some water can be aggressive toward concrete substrates, and these waters may be harmful to THOROSEAL. When dealing with water-retaining structures, it is recommended that tests be car- ried out to determine water qual- ity before drawing up a project specification. Very soft water or sea water has the same effect on THOROSEAL as an acid. Avoid all environments such as tank interiors or cooling tower interiors where very soft water is used. Maintain appropri- ate water hardness (less than 140 ppm and above 7.2 pH) to avoid damage to.a THOROSEAL appli- B-24 cation or provide for an additional protective top coat in areas at risk. Refer to Portland Cement Association; Effects of Substances on Concrete and Guide to Pro- tective Treatments, 1S001.07T, 1989. All THOROSEAL applications in sewer lines or sewage treatment tank interiors will require an ap- propriate protective top coat. THOROSEAL can be used on hori- zontal surfaces such as tank bot- toms, but it is not intended to be a wearing surface or exposed to any traffic without a protective top coat. Avoid using THOROSEAL in high humidity, below-grade areas such as waterproofing of interior basement walls, unless adequate ventilation is provided to alleviate dampness caused by condensa- tion. Provide for air movement and/or slightly elevate the air temperature to effectively lower the relative humidity to reduce or eliminate condensation. All above-grade water saturated substrates should be dried out before applying THOROSEAL. Repair all parapet cap flashings, roof flashings, roof leaks, wall leaks, window flashings, etc. prior to any application, espe- cially on concrete masonry unit walls and brick walls. Avoid apply- ing THOROSEAL to water- saturated brick walls wherein water is trapped in walls and leaks continue to allow water into the substrate. Application to water- saturated bricks or natural stones is particularly dangerous if a rapid freeze occurs. Rapid freezing of water-saturated brick may cause the brick face to spall and de- laminate. Service temperatures: Immersion, up 140°F (60°C) clean- ing water, up to 200°F (93°C), dry air, up to 220°F (104°C). 5. INSTALLATION Storage: Transport and store THOROSEAL in original con- tainers and keep in a dry condi- tion protected from rain, dew and humidity. Do not stack bags more than two pallets high. If dry, on- site storage of bags is unavailable, or if project is located in a very wet, humid climate zone, then specify the THOROSEAL pack- aged in 60 Ib. (27 kg) metal pails. Store ACRYL 60 in similar condi- tions. Do not allow ACRYL 60 to freeze. Surface Preparation: Since THOROSEAL depends on chemi- cal and mechanical bond to the substrate, proper surface prepa- ration is necessary. All surfaces to be coated must be clean. Chip, sand or shot blast, wet blast or high-pressure water wash (4,000 to 10,000 psi) the substrate to re- move all foreign matter, dust, dirt, paints, oils, grease, coatings, laitance or any other surface con- taminants. All substrates that have been water blasted or water soa- eb Svan Dobe ee _THRU-WALL DETAIL jf wa. be a eee = Thoroseal®/Aczyi 60® Waterplug® ked must be unsaturated and sur- face dry before beginning application. The surface glaze on tiles or other very dense sub- strates will require mechanical abrasion or acid etching to gain proper adhesion. Great care must be taken when using acid-etching or chemical cleaning methods to ensure complete neutralization and removal of the chemicals and salts before coating commences. If the surface has a previous coat of THOROSEAL, this need not be removed if it is well bonded. The surface of the THOROSEAL must; however, be totally clean. If the substrate has been previously painted, virtually all of the ex- isting paint film must be re- moved. Any paint residue must not be larger than %” (12mm) in diameter. All mortar joints should be in sound condition and tooled. All static cracks or breaks, voids or honeycombing larger than %2" (0.8mm) should be cut out and repaired with WATERPLUG or a THORITE/ACRYL 60 mixture. Form ties and other metal fragments must be removed and the sub- strate patched with a THORITE/ ACRYL 60 mixture. All free surface water must be drained. Weep holes are recommended to drain walls before coating commences. Refer to Waterplug, Thorite and Thorite 200 Tech Bulletins 14, 20 and 20.1, respectively. _ After the THOROSEAL has fully cured, all dynamic cracks should be routed out and filled with an appropriate sealant per the seal- ant manufacturer's printed direc- tions. Thru-wall penetrations should be fully encased in WATERPLUG before THOROSEAL is applied. Chisel or bore out an annular space around all thru-wail pen- etrations and apply an approved sealant between the penetration and the substrate per the sealant manufacturer’s printed direc- tions. Allow sealant to cure. Fill remaining annular space with WATERPLUG. All thru-wail pipes or elements should be properiy prepared and precoated with a protective coating prior to appli- cation of WATERPLUG to avoid corrosion. Do not embed alu- minum in steel-reinforced con- crete which can cause dissimilar metal corrosion. For exposure to high hydrostatic pressure envi- ronments, use WATERPLUG in both exterior and interior annular spaces. Several documents on cleaning and testing concrete have been published by the American So- ciety of Testing and Materials (ASTM) and are listed below: ° e ASTM D 4258-83 Practice for Surface Cleaning Concrete for Coating @ ASTM D 4259-88 Practice for Abrading Concrete @ ASTM D 4260 Practice for Acid- Etching Concrete © ASTM D 4261 Practice for Sur- face Cleaning Concrete Unit Masonry for Coating @ ASTM D 4262-83 Test Method for pH of Chemically Cleaned or Etched Concrete Surfaces e ASTM D 4541 Standard Method for Pull Off Strength of Coatings Using Portable Adhesion Testers Bond Test: New concrete should have gained sufficient strength for it to support a THOROSEAL application without damage or delamination. The time interval necessary to achieve this condi- tion will vary greatly and is de- pendent on concrete quality and curing conditions. As a guide, this curing is likely to be 2 to 14 days. If any doubt exists about the suitability of the substrate to re- ceive THOROSEAL, then a bond test should be carried out. Clean and prepare the area or areas that are representative of the full site to be coated. Mix and apply THOROSEAL according to the labeled instructions. Allow to cure for at least seven days. Using a hammer and chisel, attempt to remove the coating. If coating cannot be readily removed with- out damage to itself and the sub- strate, then a full application should be possible. If the coating delaminates cleanly from the sub- strate, there may be clear con- taminants in or on the substrate (such as clear sealers, silicones, form release agents, etc.). If the coating delaminates with sub- strate adhered, then the substrate may be weak or friable. In either case special cleaning and/or ap- plication techniques will be nec- essary (consult Thoro System Products Regional Technical Ser- vices department). To specify a minimum numerical value for ad- hesion, use a tensile bond value of 300 psi (2.1N/mm*). For ques- tionable surfaces, consult Thoro System Products Regional Tech- nical Services department. Mixing: THOROSEAL powder may be mixed by hand or by using a power mixer fitted with a THORO E-Z mixing paddle at 400 to 600 rpm. Power mixing is al- ways preferable. Larger mixers are capable of mixing 2 to 3 bags per minute. This volume mixing is required to attain maximum ef- ficiency of the high volume spray umps. THOROSEAL powder is mixed using a solution consisting of ACRYL 60 diluted with water, usu- ally 1 part ACRYL 60 to 3 parts clean water. For stronger bonding capa- bility on dense or questionable surfaces or to significantly improve the flexural and tensile strengths of the cured THOROSEAL, reduce di- lution to 1:2, 1:1 or 2:1 (2 parts Acryl 60 to 1 part water). Mix one 50 Ib. (22.7 kg) bag with approxi- mately 6-8 qts. (5.6 to 7.5 9 of mix- ing liquid, adding powder to liquid. Volume of mixing liquid is dependent on the ambient tem- perature, method of application, relative humidity and the charac- teristics of the spray pump. At a 1:3 dilution ratio each 50 Ib. (22.7 kg) bag of THOROSEAL will re- quire approximately 1.5 qts. (1.4 0 of ACRYL 60 and 4.5 qts. (4.2 4 of water. At a 1:2 dilution ratio use 2 gts. (1.8 9 of ACRYL 60 and 4 ats. (3.7 0 of water. At a 1:1 dilution ratio use 3 qts. (2.8 9 of ACRYL 60 and 3 qts. (2.8 @ of water. When properly blended, the THOROSEAL will have the con- sistency of smooth, heavy batter. The mixed THOROSEAV/ACRYL 60 should be allowed to rest undis- turbed for a minimum of 10 min- utes to fully wet out all the powder. The wet mix should then be remixed and applied. A small amount of mixing liquid can be added to this remixing. -Once remixed, a batch can be remixed (or retempered) one ad- ditional time. Pot life is between 40 to 60 minutes at 70°F (21°C). At high temperatures and low rela- tive humidity, pot life can be sig- nificantly less. Application: THOROSEAL may be applied by spray, tampico fiber brush or 10” Thoro broom. Spray application is recommended for large projects generally using a plasterers type spray gun, a dia- B-25 phragm type or a rotor-stator type pump. Spray application is the most cost-effective application method to use and significantly reduces the in-place cost. Spray " rates of 2 to 8 bags per minute are possible depending on equip- ment used, staging and crew ex- perience. These spray rates are equivalent to 450 to 900 sq. ft- (41.8 to 83.7 M*) of coverage per minute. THOROSEAL cannot be applied by roiler or airless spray equipment. Generally brooming the THOROSEAL after spraying (called backbrooming) will impart a slight texture to the basecoat and help to achieve uniformity of thickness and texture. The substrate MUST be com- pletely dampened before appli- cation starts. A damp surtace will prevent surface drag on the mate- rial; keep the substrate cool and eliminate flash setting. IT 1S ESSENTIAL THAT THE FIRST COAT IS WELL BRUSHED INTO THE SUBSTRATE EVEN IF THE APPLICATION 1S BY SPRAY- GUN. Lay the material on the sub- strate, filling all pores and voids. Finish the coat with smooth hori- zontal strokes. Allow to cure for 24 hours or overnight before ap- plying second coat. On block or masonry walls, allow 5 to 7 days before applying second coat to eliminate joint read through. Al- ways broom the second coat with vertical strokes to insure easy cleanability. After this second coat has hard- ened, any weepholes should be piugged using WATERPLUG and then overcoated with THOROSEAL. Recommendations on the types of spray gun to be used to place THOROSEAL are available from Thoro System Products. Specific Applications: © For above-grade interior or ex- terior applications in positive pressure situations, (direct con- tact with rain or standing water with a low head of pressure), a 50 !b. (22.7 kg) bag of THOROSEAL wiil provide the following cover- age at the designated material us- age. Recommended Coverage: First Coat—2 Ibs. per sa. va. (0.9 kg/83m*) = 225 ft per 50 Ib. bag at Yee" (1.6mm) cured thickness. Second Coat—i Ib. per vd* = 450 ft" per 50 Ib. bag at ¥%2" (0.8m) B-26 cured thickness. Total 3 Ibs. per sq. yd., cured thickness 2" (2.3mm). Coverage will vary depending on surface texture and porosity. A 3 Ibs. per sq. yd. application rate does not eliminate surface irregu- larities such as struck mortar joints. To hide surface irregularities, a base coat of THOROSEAL at 2 Ibs. per sq. yd. should be used and allowed to cure for 5 to 7 days. This should then be overlaid with a top coat of sprayed and back troweled THOROSEAL Plaster Mix at an application rate of 9 Ibs. per sq. yd. * For below-grade interior appli- <3tions the standard application is 3 Ibs. per sa. yd. For high hydro- static pressure conditions (over 15 si), increase application rate to 4 los. per sq. yd. Waterproof from the positive side wherever pos- sible. © For below-grade exterior appli- cations, use THOROSEAL Foun- dation Coating. For high hydrostatic pressure conditions (over 15 psi), apply a base coat of THOROSEAL Foundation Coating at 2 Ibs. per sq. yd. and allow to cure for 5 to 7 days. Then apply a top coat of THOROSEAL Plaster Mix at 12 Ibs. per sq. yd. A steel trowel finish is recommended. For both below-grade interior and below-grade exterior applica- tions it is recommended to cut out and place a WATERPLUG cove at the wall/floor junction prior to the application ot the THOROSEAL base coat. © For applications in tunnels, -es- ervoirs, dams, etc. where high hydrostatic pressure is encoun- tered, consult Thoro System Products for application recom- mendations. @ THOROSEAL can be covered with extruded polystyrene in- sulation board for below-grade applications. The board must be fully coated with THOROSEAL and embedded into the still-wet coating already in place on the wails. Care must be exercised when placing the coated board since moving or sliding of the board is not possible. Once giaced, do not move the board. After curing, the dbove-grade portion of the boards can be pre- pared by roughening or removal of the surface skin and then coat- ing with THOROSEAL to protect them from U.V. light degradation for exterior exposures. @ Expansion or control joints must be maintained or placed as necessary in a structure to which THOROSEAL is to be applied. After the THOROSEAL has cured, these joints can be filled with an appropriate caulk or sealant. e For waterproofing potable water tanks or reservoirs, com- pletely wash down the fully cured THOROSEAL with saline solution (salt brine, 12.5% salts in water). Leave saline solution on the en- tire THOROSEAL surface for at least 24 hours. Rinse off saline so- lution completely. If needed, reapply saline solution until final rinse water is completely clean and clear. Finish: A brush, spray textured or smooth sand finish can be achieved with THOROSEAL. For below-grade interior substrates or where a smoother surtace texture is required, THOROSEAL can be topcoated with SUPER QUICK- SEAL®. SUPER QUICKSEAL con- tains only ultra-fine constituents and can be applied by spray or brush. Refer to technical bulletin 15 or Tech Data unit 15-TD for fur- ther details. Temperature: THOROSEAL should be applied when the ambient temperature is at least 40°F (4.4°C) and expected to re- main so until initial set of the ma- terial is achieved. Do not apply to frozen or frost-filled substrates. If the weather is windy and/or hot and/or dry then the application should be frequently misted with water to prevent early dry-out. Cold Weather Application: in cold weather the THOROSEAL application must be protected from cold or freezing until cured a minimum of 24 hours. The use of heated enciosures or heat blankets is recommended. Sug- gested heating devices are hot-air type units with the exhaust vented outside the enclosure. Avoid salamanders or heaters that emit oil residues or unburned hydrocarbons into the ens ~sure. All THOROSEAL powder, —:xing water and ACRYL 60 shoud be stored in a heated area ana should be conditioned to 50°F to 70°F (10° to 21°C) prior to mixing and placement. Heated encio- sures should be kept heated un::l THOROSEAL is fully cured. Fro- | tect from freezing. Hot Weather Application: in ex- tremely hot weather, the materi- als, application equipment and substrates should be protected from direct sunlight and wind. Condition all powder, mixing water and ACRYL 60 to 50 to 70°F (10 to 21°C). Frequent water mist- ing of the substrate will signif- icantly lower its temperature due to evaporative cooling. Ice can be added to the mixing water. All ice must be completely melted prior to mixing the water and the ACRYL 60. In extremely hot condi- tions keep ice in plastic bags in the diluted mixture. Application equipment includ- ing pumps, mixers, hose lines, spray wands, etc. should be kept covered or frequently cooled with water spray. In extremely hot, windy, arid environments, night application may prove the most effective. Applied THOROSEAL should be protected from hot, drying winds by the use of 6 mil polyethylene enclosures or barriers. Such en- closures should be vented to keep interior temperatures as low as possible. © Under hot weather conditions, apply THOROSEAL during the coolest part of the day. Color Uniformity: With any ce- mentitious products, such as THOROSEAL, which undergo hy- dration, it is difficult to achieve color uniformity due to weather and substrate variability. For this reason it may be necessary to specify a colored topcoat of THOROCOAT, THOROLASTIC (ex- terior above-grade use only), or THOROSHEEN. A 2 Ib. per sq. yd. base coat application of THO- ROSEAL followed by a color coat of one of the above will provide pro- tection from wind-driven rain. THO- ROSEAL, THOROCOAT or THOROSHEEN can also be top- coated with clear THOROGLAZE, THOROGLAZE H or THOROSHIELD for added protection from staining, acid rain or atmospheric par- ticulates. Refer to Tech Bulletins 26, 27 and 28, respectively. Site Sample: On all projects, it is recommended that a sample panel be prepared on site and ap- proved prior to the commencement of the work. The sample should act as a site example of the color, texture and workmanship re- quired until the job is finished and accepted. Retain the sample until final approval is secured. DANGER! INJURIOUS TO EYES. CAUSES SKIN IRRITATION. CONTAINS CEMENT, LIME AND CRYSTALLINE SILICA (SAND). Avoid eye contact. Avoid pro- longed contact with skin. Wash thoroughly after handling. In case of eye contact, flush with copious amounts of water. If irritation persists, contact a physician. Gog- gles and gloves are recom- mended when using this product. There is limited evidence to sug- gest that crystalline silica may cause cancer in humans. Use local exhaust ventilation to keep exposure to a minimum. Where overexposure to this material is suspected, use a NIOSH/MSHA approved respirator for dusts. Re- fer to MSDS for handling instruc- tions and additional information on this product. For help in chem- ical emergencies involving spill, leak, fire, or exposure, call toll- free CHEMTREC at 1-800-424-9300 DAY OR NIGHT. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. HMIS RATINGS Health ......... ve ceeceeee 1 Flammability ...........-. 0 Reactivity ...........e004- 0 Personal Protection ....... X NEW JERSEY RIGHT TO KNOW Portland Cement 65997-15-1 Silicon Dioxide 14808-60-7 Calcium Hydroxide 1205-62-0 6. AVAILABILITY AND COST THOROSEAL and all allied Thoro Products are available through a network of dealers and distributors throughout the world. Virtually all major metropolitan areas are serviced. In-place costs wiil vary depending on the size of the project, surface preparation and labor cost factors. Contact a local applicator for a cost estimate or contact the nearest Thoro Sys- tem Products’ Regional Office. Thoro System Products maintains a worldwide list of projects on which THOROSEAL modified with ACRYL 60 have been used. This list contains thousands of proj- ects. Contact Thoro System Prod- ucts for a reference tor the particular type of structure or substrate required for the project. 7. WARRANTY Commitment to Quality: Thoro System Products is dedicated to providing quality, value-added products and services. As a group and as individuals, Thoro System Products is striving to improve the quality of Thoro’s activities and to do them correctly the first time. Thoro System Products welcomes input from customers and suppli- ers. IC} Americas, Inc. warrants that this product conforms to its ap- plicable current specifications. Otherwise ICI Americas, Inc. makes NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IN- CLUDING THOSE OF MER- CHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. The responsibility of ICI Amer- icas, Inc. for claims arising out of breach of warranty, negligence, strict liability or otherwise is lim- ited, at ICI Americas, Inc.’s option to replacement of defective mate- rials or refund of the purchase price for defective materials. IN NO EVENT SHALL ICI AMERICAS BE LIABLE FOR SPECIAL, INCI- DENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, INCLUDING LOSS OF PROFITS. In certain jurisdictions or coun- tries, products of Thoro System Products may be eligible for ex- tended warranties for material only and material and labor for periods of up to ten years on projects with qualifying specifica- tions. Prior approval, site inspec- tions and a specification review are required for warranty eligi- bility. For further information contact Thoro System Products. APPROVAL PRIOR TO COATING APPLICATION IS REQUIRED. 8. MAINTENANCE No special maintenance pro- gram is necessary to ensure thata THOROSEAL application remains waterproof and well adhered for many years. Occasional cleaning with soap and water of above- grade exposure will generally restore the coating to its origin | appearance. Flexible expansigt and sealants joints should be“n- B-27 spected regularly to ensure their integrity as part of a waterproof- ing system. 9. TECHNICAL SERVICES Thoro sales and technical staff are available worldwide to assist in job-site evaluations, equip- ment recommendations, specifi- cation writing, contractor training, job followups and war- ranty issuance. Contact a local or any office of Thoro System Prod- ucts for any information or assis- tance required. Thoro offices: World Headquarters Thoro System Products (The Americas, including Canada and Mexico, the Caribbean and Pacific Rim Countries) 7800 NW 38th Street Miami, FL 33166 (USA) Phone: (305) 597-8100 FAX: (305) 592-9760 B-28 Eastern Regional Office Route 13 at Beaver Dam Road Bristol, PA 19007 (USA) Phone: (215) 946-2350 (800) 277-8410 (National) FAX: (215) 945-4368 Central Regional Office 8401 73 Avenue North, Suite E2 Brooklyn Park, MN 55428 (USA) Phone: (612) 533-3103 FAX: (612) 533-0244 Western Regional Office 39366 Fremont Boulevard Fremont, CA 94538 (USA) Phone: (415) 796-3773 (800) 445-6182 (National) FAX: (415) 796-0204 European Headquarters (Scandinavia, Middle East, Germany and rest of Europe) Thoro N.V. Berkenbossenlaan 6 B-2400 Mol, Belgium Phone: 014-81-12-71 FAX: 014-81-32-10 Thoro System Products, Ltd 19 Broad Ground Road Lakeside Redditch Worcestershire B98 8YP United Kingdom Phone: 0527-517-989 FAX: 0527-510-299 Thoro S.A.R.L. 45, Avenue de L’Europe B.P. 34 78142 Velizy Villacoublay Cedex Paris, France Phone: 30-70-29-50 FAX: 30-70-29-51 Thoro System Products S.P.A. Via F. Ili Rosselli, 10 20068 Canzo Di Peschiera Borromeo Milan, Italy Phone: 02-55-30-14-19 FAX: 02-55-30-14-99 10. FILING SYSTEMS Electronic SPEC-DATA® SPEC-DATA® II Sweet's Catalog Technical Bulletin No. 24-l Waierprooi, cement-base coating for exterior below grade concrete and masonry. DESCRIPTION Tnoroseal Foundation Coating is speciically césignedt to waterproof the axter ior surace of concrate and masonry ce!cw grade. _ Normally 20 or Tr plied with a Thoro Pusn Broome (15.2 cm) Beaver Brush, it ca mixed with clean wasned sand and a superior waterprooting parge (ro ne applied) coating. Theroseal Foundaticn Coating is not intended as a decorative finish USES Tow = foundations below crace or waterproof back coating between face Brick and packet “Up units. SURFACE PREPARATION ura ace to be coated musi 09 ciean anc turally sound. Remove ail cin, crease, ils. e#lorescence. form treatmenis, mineral ap form cil, laitance, film tyo2 curing Sse . Clean mortar Groppings from top of fcote m cove at this point with Thoroseal sundation Coating mixed to a mortar consistency. Point and fill all broken comers of block and breaks in surface. Cut the wires 0&ck atleast 34” (1.9 cm) ana patch with Thorite (or ‘/zterplug). Anchor in place with Watérplug all oipes, ate. that pierce founaation vralis. MIXING ry material into mixing cont i ar box, round out center 2: ually add an waiter to oring tc consistency of neavy ter (2noroximately 2 gallons of water per 60 { 27.2 kgj). (To imcrove mooth or.cense conersie and I for al adie: aocicel: ors. w 3 c ao uw : = 38 a a & i) oO c *~ a lou) Vv mo 3 I i 3 as wo ae oe prepared to last for two hours under ermal conditions. APPLICATION Theroughly dampen masonry or concrete surface before applying Thoroseal Founcation Coating. Do nct apply as a thin paint coat. Lay it on the wail and ievel it out. If wall becomes cr ve or mix starts to pull curing application, men the wall again. Do not thin the m material. SPECIFIC APPLICATIONS FOR ORDINARY WATER PRESSURE OR DAMPNESS IN BLOCK FOUNDATIONS: Apply two evenly cistriouted applications of Thoroseal Founaation Coating, each minimum 2 lbs. persq. yd. (1 kg/m?) ora total of 4 Ibs. per sa. yd. (2 kg/m). Make sure botn applications carry down to and over footer forming a 172” (3.8 em) cove at junction of walls and footer. FOR ORDINARY WATER PRESSURE IN CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS: Apply one coat, minimum of 2 Ibs. per sq. yd. (1 kg/m*). Use Acryl 60 in the mixing water. FOR SEVERE WATER PRESSURE: Brush on coating using 2 Ibs. per sq. yd. (1 kg/m). After 12 hrs., apply trowel coat of minimum 12 ben persa. yd. (5.4 ka/mz4) or sufficient material © tring surface to true and level lines. For roe applications add 30 Ibs. (13.6 kg) clean silica sand to each 60 Ibs. (27.2 kg) of Tnoroseal Foundation Coating. Treatiooter as described oréviousiy in all applications. Use Acryi 60 in the mixing water when application is ever concrete. . c ae PARGE COAT: For masonry wails where loca! codes reqvire aparging coat. Excellent mix: 30 ibs. (13.6 kg) clean silica sand to each 60 IDs (27.2 kg) of Thoroseal Foundation Ceatine. Up on comoletion of carging coat, Orush on 2 ating of 2! bs. per sa. vo. (1 kasms). _— FIAMEST BONDING QUALIT i : Aad Acryl 60 to the mixing water. Prosorions can Vary ce cenging on bone: nq cauiremen ‘a Normal prodorions are 1 oan Acryl 69 to cans clean} water (aporoximataly 2 qis. i ters] ety 60 ber 60 los. (27.2 ka)}. BE co ¢ com mended, shee 69 greatly imsroves mecnanical propenies and adhesion to smootn or dense concrete. B-29 it AWISOUOHL Lamp fener c3 — CKD RANGE OF EXPORT TANKS (1) Manufactured of prime grade linear polyethylene, approved by the food and tug administration of the United States for food and water storage. (2) Tapered design facilitates nesting, this fealure reduces freight cost. (3) Tanks are designed wilh a one piece molded 18 inch screw cover, this cover secures your waler supply keeping oul disease carrying insects and foreign patlicles. (4) Tanks are available with a molded in water level gauge that lets you know your waler level al a glance. (5) Tanks are also available wilh a “cut-away” 4 inch water spouling inlet to facilitate rain water supply from the roof of your house. (6) The top of the tank is firmly bolted to the base. This feature ensures protection from high winds and prevents insects and small animals from contaminating your water supply. (7) All water tanks come complete with a manufacturers guarantee against defects. (8) Tanks are also available in selected colours, to match your home decor. INSTALLATION PROCEDURES: . Al lanks must be installed on FULLY SUPPORTING flat base. * If lanks are lo be elevated on a stand for gravily feeding, please ensure that a properly engineered stand is used, as one (1) gallon of water weighs approximately 10 Ibs. For example a 400 Gallon tank will weigh 4,000 lbs., therefore it is essential lo use a properly engineered stand.thal is capable of holding this weight. * We recommend that the lank is thoroughly rinsed with water belore installation as there may be traces of foreign particles in your tank. * The base for the tank should be cleared of any stones or sharp objects belore placement to prevent damage lo your tank. * The cover should be kept on at all times as algae tends to grow in sunlight. If your lank is equipped with a locking device, please use it to prevent tampering with your waler supply. * Tanks should be periodically cleaned as there tends to be material residue in the waler supply. Over a period of time there will be a gradual build up of this sediment in your lank. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE WRITE TO OR CALL: ROTOPLASTICS TRINIDAD LTD., P.O. Box 3109, St. James, Port of Spain, Trinidad. W.I. Telephone: (809) 674-TANK (8265), 675-8756. fax F: (809) 674-8339. SPECIFICATIONS A APACITY |OIAMETER JDIAMETER | qyeicHt SHIPPING Se eilenss TOP BASE WEIGHT CKD 600 | 600 GALS 621NS 48 INS 82 INS 110 LBS (2280 LITRES) | (17 Cea) (122 CM) (208 Cha) (50 KG) CKD 400 | 400 GALS 52 INS 40 INS G68 INS 65 LBS (1520 LIRES) | (132 CM) (102 Ch) (173 CM) (29.5 KG) CKD 200 | 200 GALS 42 INS 32 INS 61 INS 40 LBS (760 LITRES) | (107 Ch) (BI CM) (155 CM) (18.1 KG) OTOPLASTICS BN ste Fig.1 shows the use of a unique fealure (see #5 ote) which gives you the option o connecting the water spouting from your roof to a4 inch drain inlet supplied only on ROTOPLASTICS Tuff Tanks. B-30 APPENDIX C MANUFACTURERS' ADDRESSES Manufacturer 2001 Company AKZO Coatings American Saturated Felt, Inc Anvil Paints/ Coating Atlas Roofing Corp. B and B Manufacturing Bansal Benjamin Moore Co. Bethlehem Steel Bird Vinyl Products, inc. Bonsoe Bruning Carlisle Engineering Chemical Coatings DAP Inc. Dow Corning Enco Manufac. Corp. Englert Metals Finnaren/Haley Paint Futra Coatings Gardener Asphalt Corp. GE Answer Center Geocel Corp. Gibson-Homans Co. Harris Paints Klean-Strip Koo! Seal Kurfees Coatings, Inc. Lanco Mameco International, Inc. Manufacturing Corp. Master Choice Masterchem Industries Masters Choice Mobile Paints Nichols Aluminum Nordi Bitumi Oatey Ohio Sealents Olympia International Oregon Res. and Dev. Corp. Parks Corp. Pittsburgh Paints Plastmo Inc. Reliance Caribbean Rooftops Roofteps/Tech. Coating Rust-Oleum Corp. Scott Scotts Paint Corp. Servistar Corp. Snow Roof Systems Southeastem Metals Stan's Leap Sunnyside Corp. Technical Coatings Tech. Coatings Tech. Coatings The Major Group Thoro System Products Inc Prod. Thoro System Products Inc Prod. Trident True Value Tuff-Kote Co, USA Vandex Caribbean William Zinsser and Co. W. R. Bansal Company Manufacturer Address Man. Number Man. Fax PO Box 2557, Waterbury, CO 1-800-537-7663 203-573-0781 1313 Windsor Ave., Box 147 Columbus OH, 43216-0147 47 Maple Ave., P.O. Box 550, Thomaston, CT 06787 203-283-8239 203-283-0308 Largo FL, 34641 100 Georgia Pacific Way Hampton, GA 30228 PO Box 4937 St.Thomas VI 00803 809-775-1500 809-774-3170 Box 241148, Charlotte NC 28224 PO Box 37979, Jacksonville FL., 32250 4-800-327-1570 904-693-0994 Bethlehem, PA 18016 PO Box 329 1010 Withrow Court, Bardstown, KY, 40004 502-348-9231 502-348-1037 PO Box 651488 Charlotte, NC 28265-1488 601 South Haven St. Baltimore, MD 21224 1-410-342-3636 1-800-735-9324 221 Brooke St., Media PA 18063 215-566-7470 PO Box 277 Dayton OH, 45401-0277 1-800-543-3840 613-667-3331 613-667-4461 Texas Plaza Suite 313, San Juan , PR. 00920-1705 809-783-8500 809-783-6566 Cldra, PR 739-3751 739-2242 5102 Causeway Blvd. Tampa FL 33619 813-248-2296 813-247-3280 901 Washington St. Cunhohocker PA 19428 1-800-843-98001--610-825-1184 9200 Latty Ave. Hazelwood, MO 63042 1-800-424-9300 813-351-9831 Tampa, FL 33675 1-800-237-1155 Waterford NY, 12188 1-800-626-2000 Box 398, Elkhart, IN 46515 1-800-348-7615 219-264-3698 1766 Enterprise Parkway Twinssburg, OH 44087 25 C ST., Minillas, Industrial Park PR 00959 Div.W.M. Barr, Inc., Memphis, TN 38101-1879 Twinsburg, OH 44087 Clearwater, FL 34622 Louisville, KY 40201 3851 NW 59th ST. Miami, FL 331421 305-638-5050 4475 East 175th Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44128-3599 216-752-4400 -5541 800-321-6412 San Lorenzo, PR 00954 809-736-4221 809-790-1130 1700 Washington St. Jamestown, NY 14701 716-487-0007 PO Box 368, Barnhart, MO 63012 Jamestown NY, 14701 1-800-766-7622 1-800-474-6789 Box 3859, Carolina, PR 00987 787-257-2200 787-257-8030 1725 Rockingham Rd. Davenport IA 52802 319-324-2121 Macon, GA 31208-3678 1-800-528-0179 912-788-0675 Mentor, OH 44060 1-800-321-3578 600 Grant ST. Pittsburgh, PA 15219 412-391-4777 412-391-4810 1895 16th ST. SE Salem, OR 97302-1436 1-800-345-0809 Sommerset, MA 02726 Pittsburgh, PA 15272 1-412-492-5555 8246 Sandy Court Jessup, MD 20794 1-800-899-0992 410-742-8047 RD. 28 KMOS Bayamon , PR 00957 Estate Friedenstahl, St. Croix VI, 00820-4707 778-8550 773-0409 Estate Friedenstahl, St.Croix Vernon Hills, IL 60061 7839 Fruitville RD., Sarasota, FL 34240 813-371-0015 Bulter, PA 16003 1-800-345-0809 1-503-588-2075 11801 Industry Dr. Jacksonville FL, 32218 1-904-757-4200 1-904-751-2745 527 Main ST. Royers Ford, PA 19468 215-948-5644 215-948-5654 Wheeling IL., 60090-6095 {1-800-323-8611 Box 7350, Christiansted, USVI 00823 809-773-2018 809-773-0575 Industrial Park , St.Croix 773-2018 St. Croix USVI 00823 809-773-2018 809-773-0575 24 Industry RD., Valpine, MA 02081-1305 508-660-2471 Jacksonville FL, 32250-8208 1-800-327-1570 904-828-4991 7800NW 38 ST., FL. 33166 (305)-592-2081 (305)-592-9760 PO Box 800515 Houston TX 77280-0515 1-713-468-4069 Gary IL. 60013-0061 1-800-922-0061 210 Semmary Ave. Woodstock, IL. 60098 815-338-2006 Orlando, FL 32808/ Sunter, SC. 29150 Ave. Mexico Guaynabo PR. 00969-1390 1-809-731-0060 Somerset, NJ. 00875 Box 241148, Charlotte NC 28224 C-1 APPENDIX D SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS CONTENTS OF APPENDIX D I, Roof Coatings Clayton Labs reer ee eee Ce CCE ECP C ee rere SEC ee rere er cere cece reer err errr errr rrr rrrers D- Department of Health (Topcoat) meme are ee ree reareeesarenecsereeseseneeeee D- FDA Letter (Topcoat) Smee cre rrareas cree se esesn eee erase ese reese essessesesees D- Hypalon Roof Coatings COO eee ree eereeernrereeersrerereessereeeesserseesennere D- Neoprene Roof Liquid eeee eee USEC ECSEC OS SUOCOOE SSO S ECS OCE SS See Eee eee een D- eee eee EeePC USOC RECS ECCC OU COC SOO SU SOO S USEC COSOOSEC OSES ESE OSOECSCCCOSCCOOeer eae D-10 Topcoat II. Storage Coatings Tuff Tank errr e ere eee ere reer rer eee eee C eer er Peer Creer rrr rrr rer errr errr errr rer D-11 Vandex POeeUeOR ERC U PES SCECSCECSOCOOOCOSEOSUCS ESSEC SOSSOCO SES ICOSSOCSSCOSSOSOSSS CSCO SES D-12 SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS I. ROOF COATINGS — ee eawee a ed Your Ref: O/No: 1911 Date received: ist October 1993 Date: 31st January 1993 Page: tof 5 Topcoat, 24 Industrial Road, P.O. Box 231, Walpoie. Massachusetts. 02081-1305, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. For the attention ot Michaei D. DeSouto Dear Sirs. Clayton ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS 288 Windsor Sree Heartiands 3irnngnam 37 4OW “e021 359 §951 =ax 021 3S9 7606 Re: Suitability of non-metallic products for use in Contact with Water Intended for Human Consumption with Regard to their Effect on the Quality of Water British Standard BS6920:1990 We have now compieted tests on vour samoie in accordance with the above Standard. Detaiis or the sampie materiai and resuits or the testing scneduie are given beiow: Trade name and reference: General composition: Manuractured by: Submitted by: Organisation responsible tor sampie preparation: Description of Sampie: Surface area or dimensions of individual univitem: Number of units/items per test: Calibration mark of test container: Proposed use of product: Topcoat W.O.B. Water based elastomeric coating. Topcoat. a division or Major Crouo incorporated. Topcoat. U.S.A. Ciavton Environmental Consuitants Limited. ‘Vhite viscous paint. . coated panei - :2>5mm x cdmm. coated panei - 15.000mm-. * ditre. Coating fOr root tops and <uiverts. some or which may direct drinking water into noiding tanks - not cor noiding tanks themseives. Zoald water use oniy. -RECICRS. A.C. Ells. GSc. 2" MChema. Cohem. FRSC. FIWEM (Managing), J.D. Cargiil, BSe. CEng. MiChemé, MiMecné. =WEM. M.A, Smuth, 8Sc. Cohem FSSC. \iCeram. W.M. Thomas. dS¢. PhO. MIWEM, MIWSoc. MAWWA, C.E Coggan, MChema, CCrem, FSC. FIWEM. OicwEM. Fier, = inst Pet. N. Pyete. (USAI GA CPA. R.A. Stevens. MChemA. CCtem. FRSC. FIFST T.P. (USA=€ ASSOCATES: BJ. Owen, 8Sc. Cohem. MRSC, MIOH MIOSH. MIWEM. MiEnvSc. P.N. Russetl, LASC. IWEM. MIWSoc. J.£. Cooke. 8S¢. CChem. MRSC. MIWEM. MIWSoc. SOMNSULIANTS. E. Engitan, APharm 3Sc. © chem. FRSC. C3iol. MiBiot. FIWEM. HA. Hawkes, MSc, C3ic!. FIBio!. FIWEM G.R. Mactoen. 8S¢ 2" Lorem f9SC. FWEM WK. Lewis. 8S¢ “AIWEM “AIE=yS¢ RAS/KFJ 227372 Wet film thickness of coatings: 580 microns Description of preparation and application of product to test paneis: The paint was mixed well and applied to sand blasted glass paneis. The panels were lett to cure over two days, receiving approximately 14-16 hrs of daylight, and were then cured at 60%RH and 20°C for 3 days. N.B. The panels were checked, before curing in the humidity cabinet, to see that the paint was tack-tree. Taste of Water 2 : Section 2.2 Extraction of the material in test water tor 2+ hours at 25°C produced an extract which, atter a 1:1 dilution with test water, gave a slight dry atter taste. Continuation of the extraction process for six more occasions gave a seventh extract which, atter a 1: dilution with test water. gave no detectable taste. Extraction of the material in chlorinated water for 24 hours at 25°C produced an extract which. after a 1:1 dilution with test water, gave a slight drv/paint after taste. Continuation of the extraction process ror six more occasions gave a seventh extract which. amer a 1:1 dilution with test water, gave no detectable taste. These results compiy with the requirements of clause 4 ot Part | of BS6920:1990. aA f Wat art 2_: Section 2.3 Extraction of the material in test water tor 2+ hours at 25°C gave, atter subtraction of the blank. the tollowing resuits: Colour Turbidity § Number or Samples Hazen units Formazine Tested (Pt/Co) Nepheiometric Units (FNU) ist Extract (24 hours) <2.5 0.2 1 These resuits comply with the requirements of clause 5 of Part | of BS6920:1990. D-2 page 5 ot) RAS/KFJ 227372 wth of ic Mi Je “ : ect! 4 G The mean dissoived oxygen differences expressed as mg/! were as tollows: Table | Me Di ved vVgen Number ot Sampies ~- Difference (MDOD) mg/l Sample under test 9.5 a) . Giass rererence Parattin wax r ara Sav rence i} The mean dissoived oxygen. in mg/i. or che negative control was 3.0. toilows: The pacteriai counts in the cast contaimmers were as z2bdle 2 Fpiiform organisms/100_ mi. Number ot Sampies Tested — ee V22K ‘Vaex 6 Weex * <n <i Sampie under test < a Giass reference <0 <. <. T2die_3 Pseudomonas 2emginosa/mi Number or Sampies Tasted Vex Waek 6 Week — <' < <. Sampie under test srara <i. < Glass 7 wah we nce ara ry - 7am ae si nes Sar Suits COMDIY WIth kad ie 2cul rer ets ents of ory suse 6 of Part . ct BS6920: 1990. D-3 Contiuent growth of Monkey Kidney Cell Line ACTT No. CCL81 was not observed in the 24 hour extract, which shows a cytotoxic response. To comply with the requirements of clause 7 of Part | of BS6920:1990 two further tresh sampies were tested. Continent growth of Monkey Kidney Cell Line ACTT No. CCL81 was observed in both 24 hour extracts. waich shows a non-cytotoxic response in both. Two of the three tests gave a pass result. This constinutes an overail pass of this section. These resuits compiy with clause 7 of Part | of BS6920:1990. Merai Method ot Limit or Cone. or Conc. of Maximum Number Number anaiysis and detection metal in metalin § admissible or or source of method finak extracts blank conc. in final Sampies Extracts 2xtract Tested Carried ugsl ugil pgil ugil out Ex.1 Ex.2 Aluminium I.C.P.0.E.S. 20 90 < 20 < 20 200 1 Antimony H.G.A.A.S. t <1 <i <1 10 1 Arsenic H.G.A.A.S. 5 <5 <5 <5 5 l L Barium I.C.P.0.E.S. 79)0C< 20 < 20 < 20 1000 : Cadmium G.F.A.A.S. 95 <05 <05 <05 5 l Chromium LC.P.0O.E.S. 5 <5 <5 <5 30 L {ron 1.C.P.0.E.S. 20 30 < 20 < 20 200 l Lead G.F.A.A.S. 5 <5 <5 <5 5 1 i Manganese LC.P.O.E.S. 5 <5 <5 <5 5 l 1 Mercury C.V.A.A.S. 01 <QO1 <O1 <0. 1 1 : Nickel G.F.A.A.S. $ <5 <i <5 5 l Selenium 4.G.a.A.S. i <1 <1 <1 10 l Silver G.F.A.A.S. t <t <i <1 10 l The above resuits snow the materiai to conform to the requirement of clause 8 ot Part | or BS6920 : 1990. Note: L.C.P.0.E.S. - Inductiveiy coupled piasma opticai emission spectroscopy. H.G.A.A.S. : Hydride generation atomic absorption spectroscopy. G.F.A.A.S. - Graphite furnace atomic absorption spectroscopy. C.V.A.ALS. - Cold Vapour atomic 20sorption spectroscopy. D-4 3 ™ ' RAS/KFJ Z27372 Conciusion The sampies of the product referred to in this report have been tested in accordance with the methods specified in BS6920 : Part 2 : 1990 "Suitabiiiry of non-metailic products for use in contact with water intended for human consumption with regard to their erfect on the qualiry of the water : Methods ot Test’. The product has satistied the criteria set out in BS6920 : Part | : 1990, "Specitication’. Please note that !. The resuits specitied in this report reiate oniy to the sample(s) or this product submitted tor testing. Any changes in the nature or source ot ingredients and the process of manutacture or application couid artect the suitability or this product ‘or use in comtact with potable water. 2 We would draw :0 vour attention that reports issued oy this test laboratory do not ot themseives constitute approval by the Bermudan Authorities. Oniy a letter rom them can be regarded as indicating approval. Yours taitntully. R.A. Stevens. ‘or: CLAYTON ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS LIMITED N.B. A copy of this report has been sent to Ms. =. Harvey, Bermuda Ministry or Heaith and Sociai Services. D-5 foods i" ( mate pte. 7 oe DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH P.O. Box HM 1195, Hamilton HM EX BERMUDA Maren 1 1994 Our Retr: 124/94 Topcoat 24 Industrial Road P.O. Box 231 Walpoie 02081-2305 Massachusetts, U.S.A. Mr Micnaeit 2D. dDeCouts Attention: Dear Siz, RE: Potabie Water Catcnment Coating ie she resuits on Tests car ried out This department -5 in receipt of on tne product Topcoat W.0.5. by Clayton Environmental Consuizants "Topcoat W.0.3." On tne ist Oz We are pleased <0 include 1994. = > od foe nis Coatiags Approved Potabie Water Catcamen~ product will be required by i999. Yours truly, : ade U { - QU '4 Ui lay pTL* wel é , , | Esciyn ‘Harvey a wee i Res: rar SS Chief Environmentai Hea o =H/dkb D-6 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES =zoli¢ Hearn Service Mr. Russell Clark faj0r Group, inc. P.O. Zox 231 Walcole, Massaccusettzs 92981-2205 Dear Mr. Clark: Food ana Orug Administration ‘Nasningtsn OC 20204 This is in furcrer racars <=s correstondence between your fiz —e = - and Dr. Daniel 5 SZarwrisen and cur salephone conversaticn of Suly 14, 1392, concerning <ne =se ert a coatir culverts and roct tses chat cizect water We mave reviewed the ccomreesition ct submission cf Sune 3, 1292 and find chat TORPCOAT W.2.3B. are in compiiance with isn contact with ised, including water. -sat this ccating scula se suitanie isr suivarcs and reeZtsrs that will Size tanks f2r residentiai and retail fact esating in fZoed srecessing plants Witt separates Lstzuar. == wa can se cf further iss is tance in Sr2e2 <2 cail =ren =s. Themes 2. Srcown Tndizrect Aééicive Divvtsisn sf Feed fent]er fcr Feea § and Arsilied Nu as stateca =sS 1iaticns = fore, we 2s cl rainw we eo Se accr A. UI iy 0-) op 0 o tr Hs 4 pt fr bof ff te prod a atwpy 4 cae o Ls asc se] sives COATINGS SEUANTS ENGINEERING CO., INC. ADSI LP 1982 221 KROOKE SI, MEDIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19005 (219) 566-7470 April 4,1989 Mr. Gregory Reimer EPA 179 Altona & Welgust St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands Dear Mr. Reimer, To contirm our conversation today regarding our AF-103 neoprene and AF-107 Hypalon roof coatings. Neithez of these products contain lead compounds. Hypalon coatings often contain lead curing agents, however our AF-1LO7NL is especially formulated using epoxy as a replacement for lead. When we first considered marketing our products in the Carribean we contacted the FDA regarding standards for roof coatings that are used in areas where water is collected from the roof. We were informed that there were no Standards, but {t would be prudent to use raw materials that are acceptable for use in potable water applications. Our AF-107NL was formulated with this'in mind. If there are standards regarding roof coatings'in the Virgin Islands I would be most interested in receiving any {nformation pertaining to them. In the meantime I am sending under geperate cover current Material Safety Data Sheets on these products. If you have any questions please feel free to call me at (215) 566-7470. Sincerely, UR ome Scott Bennung we ce. Craig Kirchnoff- SEACHEST D-8 PRODUCT NEWS BULLETIN NUMBER DESCRIPTION, The iWeoprene component of the fluid applied roofing system. The AF-103 is suitable for Sloped and well drained roofs. For ponded yas Nv i ie COLORS: Black, light and dark Grey (other- colors available: on: spestel order}. . PHYSICAL PROPERTIES: (cured film) Tensice . s+ 4 4 . . 1600 pst (min. ) Elonzition at 75°F, . , . , l,l, 400% (min. ) -> 200F, , . ey.) 300% (min. ) eo SOP, . ow op oe ow! «| 6 ESOR (min.) sermanent set at break , . . , , 50% (Max.) Water absorption .., ..., . 3% by wt. (Max.) Adhesior . . . 1 ww ww we BD lbs./liceal-inen (mix) Erosion .3t= cer year. 2. . , , i, 0.5 mil. 45%F South, F¥amida- ; Percent soiigs. . . , . ,*. , 40% +or-1% by wt: 299° Volumes Temessature limitations... , ,. -40OF 1850F (250 F interskttant ) COVERAGE: +465 r+, ~ per gallon per mil 13 gal/loort. Ad (two coats required) DRYING TIME: 2-+ hours cetween coats APPEICATIC:.: cong nap roller, brush, or Spray (special techniques=have been deveicoec cr spray) MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS: fhe usual minimum thickmess for fluid appliea neoprene roofing is 15 mils of neovrene hey coated with 5 mils of Hypalon. Three gallons o? AF-103 applied ver 100 f** will give a 15 mil membrene. Where surface is rouzh or percus, aaditicnal material «ji:11 te required. Be5n 00 FRECA)IIGNS: AF-U+ 2 A souvent system. Do not uns near open rlame, ee ae 29 NON 1 Pliot, veldang, smoxinz, or ather sources 0- \gnition. Flammable liauidu. STORAGE .TASILITY; one -ear Minssum . fond i} _ = AIT tte = e see PSY He aND ine soc LCAT Luc: aes 2 basic Jeovrene formulati-~ ?7ontaining llers. It also incorporates resin to Zive optimum idhesion, .7-1023 a3 watervrooting, sen-siir fle ings. The cured ccatinzg is ru 4seq -1 a variety ot inplicaticns such » adhesiveg and scrresicn control coat=- r-ilzxe and resists shcck and vibration. manuractured by CHEMICAL COATINGS ...a ENGINEERING CO., INC. 221 BROOKE STREET ¢ MEDIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19063 © 215 566-7470 D-9 22 July 1996 Mr. Harry H. Smith. Ph. 0. University of the Virgin Isiands Water Resources Research institute #2 John Brewers Bay St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands 00802-9990 Dear Or. Smith, We would be happy to assist your group in developing reguiations requirements for the use of coatings used on rainwater catchment systems. Although there is no current reguiation regarding the use of these matenais in the U.S. Virgin Islands. it is obvious that a need exists. Initially, we looked to the government of Bermuda for assistance in ensunng that our product woutd not pose a risk to human health. Rainfall is a large source ot drinking water for the island of Bermuda, and a testing program for coanngs is in place. | have enctosed a copy of a testing program that was performed by Clayton Environmental Consultants of the United Kingdom on our TOPCOAT W.O.8. This report inctudes a comprehensive extraction of metals, and a test for cytotoxic response in monkey kidney cells. | have also inctuded a copy of our approval for use on water catchment surfaces by the Bermuda Board of Heatth. Although the United States Food and Drug Administration does not officially regulate the use of coatings for this purpose. we submitted our formulation for their study. The United States F.D.A. examined the individual components of our formulation and determined that all ingredients were suitable tor water catchment surfaces. A letter is enctosed. Our stancard matenai safety data sheets will be sent with this package as you requested. We share in your concem for the health of the peopie of the U.S. Virgin Isiands, and will be pleased to assist you in any way possible. Very truty yours, Michael DeSouto Technical Director Enciosures isb ce: A. Clark e TOPCOAT TOPCOAT a Division of Maior Groun incorcoratea. 24 inaustna! Roaa. P.O. Box 231. Waloote. MA 02081-1305, (508) 668-4128 D-10 (> a) m SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS a If. STORAGE COATINGS @ Ay @ [Gs ro) ic) ER) ra aN “Tuff Tanks TYPE OF MATERIAL USED IN PRODUCTS Virgin polyethviene 1s used ~ at! products. Polyethylene is lightweight, durable, food sate (F.D.A. approved). easy to clean and very resistant to almost all chemicals making it ideal for storing various foods and corrosive chemicals safely. Chemical Tanks are produced :n natural (clear) colour as well as black depending on the 300lication. It 1s recammersea tnaz chemical tanks be made heavier than usual tanks to ensure safety where dangerous chemicals are used Ail oroauets can b2 mage © ~ 371, Medium ang Heavy Duty. This means that the wail thickness can then be aItered to fit the needs of “re consumer. Most of tne products are available in assorted colours. sevqnea & ornted Ov Seqrenrer)s meme Onn hd. “aN ™ D-11 NSF International (NSF) OFFICIAL LISTING This is a Certification by USF that these these prodects conform to the 5 teqeirensats of MSF Standara 61 - Orinking Kater System Componente - Nesltn Effects ‘This 4s your Official Listing as ve bave it on recers at this tise. December 5, 1992 ce: 07 03 VADER DEWALTONAL 655. SCEEZBERSTRASSE 3 2.0. BOX 1369 ca-3602 THU". SWITEERLAND Plass Ass ENGR, CINGES COTEIUS 6 SEALING MATERIALS Trade Des tica Size Water Water sgnal Contact Contact Monator Temp Material Code Patch Repair Mee Cu 23 carr Cc Vandex Plug © Patch size not to exceed $% of total surface ares of tanks with volume ef 27,060 gal/ex greater. Noe ze Appear Ia Priated Listiag All products with this code are covered by the annual testing of Vancex Plug. PROCECTIVE (RARATER) MATERIALS trade Designatica Rater Water Water Storage Contect Coatact Monator Tank Size Texp Material Code Potable Water Tank Costings Vandex Quickbs . c.3 23 aur PY Vandex super >27000 gal Cu3 23 Our B Vandex Mortar bd C23 23 Qur :) © Patch site net to exceed $0 of total surtsee area in tanks with volumes ef 27,600 gab ana grestes. + Cercitios e6 for use witd Vandex Super wit a ratie ef 1 part Vandex Quickaiaces to o minimm ef 3 parts Vandes Supes. Not ze _Appees. fla Printed Listing All products with this code are covered by the annual testing of Vandex Quickbinder. B © All procucts with this code are covered by the annual testing of Vancex Supers. Contanued ca pege 2 Additiens Cannet Be Made To This Listing Without Prior Evalustien Ané Aceeptance 48320 VANDEX INTERRASIONAL 159. 62 Seeanper 5, 1992 Plans At: LAXOSOONNE, FA PROTECTIVE (BARRIER) WATEAIALS Trade Oesignation Water Water Water Storage Contact Contact Monitor Sank Size Texp Material Code Potable Water Tank Costings Vandex Super >27,000 gal. C43 23 Cnr a Vandex Mostar . Cu3 23 CMT A © Patce size not to exceed St of totsl surfsce area in tanks with volumes ef 27,000 gai. and greates. Not To Appear fa Printed Listing A = All proqucts with this code are co da by the 1 resting of Vandex Supes (Prevslend Plant). D-12