It is becoming increasingly apparent that legislation regulating the lead content of coatings and the use of lead-containing paints will have restrictive effects on lead-containing coatings used on many surfaces. Even though variances or exemptions may be given for the use of lead-containing paints in some specific areas, it is possible that some governmental bodies will not grant these exemptions. Further, many customers will be requesting coatings conforming to “lead-free” regulations whether it is necessary or not.
Subject
External surfaces,
Primers,
Lead paints,
Coatings,
Materials,
Industries,
Regulations,
Lead,
Internal surfaces,
Color,
Maintenance,
Drying,
Paints
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1973
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