flamingBurrito
New Member
So I live in an apartment in NYC and thus I don't have a shed/garage or backyard to do any work in.
I do have a tiny half bathroom (about 3' x 4') with a window, and so I was thinking I could get a window fan to blow the fumes out the window and wear a respirator and work with the door closed, but I'm not really sure if it would be safe and so I wanted advice.
I have one of these respirators Amazon.com: NIOSH approved against certain organic vapors and particulates. Use for a variety of applications including spray painting, pesticides, agriculture, construction and transportation. [PRICE is per BAG]: Home Improvement
So would this be safe? Or should I just go look for an alternative place to do my resin/fiberglassing?
I do have a tiny half bathroom (about 3' x 4') with a window, and so I was thinking I could get a window fan to blow the fumes out the window and wear a respirator and work with the door closed, but I'm not really sure if it would be safe and so I wanted advice.
I have one of these respirators Amazon.com: NIOSH approved against certain organic vapors and particulates. Use for a variety of applications including spray painting, pesticides, agriculture, construction and transportation. [PRICE is per BAG]: Home Improvement
So would this be safe? Or should I just go look for an alternative place to do my resin/fiberglassing?