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Paint Inhalation Effects
Emulsion-based paints are usually known as "deck paints" and are sold for home use. This article discusses the harmful effects from swallowing such paints or breathing in their fumes.
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Poisonous Ingredient
- Acrylic-styrene polymer
Where Found
Emulsion...
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