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Oh, and you should wear a mask and or use ventilation. You could be building up the toxins in your body and you won't notice until they reach a dangerous level. 
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aaronmorris
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Thought I'd abbreviate GeneralDogsBody to GDB. It's a lot to type
Ah, Gotcha, Yeah it's not the best stuff to be breathing in but it's not like we're doing it day in day out.
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I have a Draper low air pressure gun, works on 7-40psi so you can get away with a 25 litre compressor. I bought it in 2001 for £40 and done quite a few jobs including a spray job on a Merc Sprinter, turned out really well. But, as has been said it's all about preparation. I once bought an airless spray gun, it was total crap and I wouldn't recommend this type as you will not got continuity of an even spray pattern.
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I suppose if your doing a panel at a time,and not painting full time every day it's your choice to wear a mask or not.Personally,i would'nt breathe that stuff in.
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Oh I certainly wouldn't tell anyone else not to wear a mask.
I do It a panel or 2 at a time.
I do actually have a mask, I just forget to put it on most of the time. By the time I realise I've started so it's to late. Well it isn't but it's easier to just carry on.
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