You can cover it but to say encapsulate it has to be an approved coating and at least 3mil thick.
Yes. Any paint that has lead in it can cause developmental problems and delays in young children. That is why it is important that you don't let your children eat any loose paint chips. If you are concerned about lead, you can get government inspectors to come in and test for it, and you might even qualify for a lead abatement grant to have a construction team come in and remove or encapsulate the paint and replace the windows.
Most paint companies had stopped using lead in their paint at that time, however, never assume that paint is lead free. Use a lead paint test to determine if lead if present prior to sanding or scraping.
You can buy LeadCheck lead test kits at hardware stores and lumber and home improvement stores. They are fairly cheap and work well enough if you don't happen to own a mass spectrometer.These kits work sometimes and are not approved by HUD. If children are involved, find a DEQ or EPA lead inspector to test thoroughly.In any building painted prior to 1978 with children or pregnant women using it, assume lead paint is present and follow lead-safe work practices for any remodeling or paint disturbing.DEQ is Department of Environmental Quality. EPA website has more info on lead paint dangers and managementGoogle LEAD INSPECTORS or Dust Sampling Technicians. They should be using paint chip samples, special wet wipe tests, and an xRf spectrometer (which costs $10,000+)
No. Now all paint is lead free after it was shown that if you use lead paint then your next generation will be screwed.
Any paint will adhere to lead based paint and seal it. Latex is the easiest. The lead will not bleed through and is not harmful as long as it is not flaking off. It is only harmful if a child chews on it and swallows it.
You should use an approved encapsulate.
Yes. Any paint that has lead in it can cause developmental problems and delays in young children. That is why it is important that you don't let your children eat any loose paint chips. If you are concerned about lead, you can get government inspectors to come in and test for it, and you might even qualify for a lead abatement grant to have a construction team come in and remove or encapsulate the paint and replace the windows.
Most paint companies had stopped using lead in their paint at that time, however, never assume that paint is lead free. Use a lead paint test to determine if lead if present prior to sanding or scraping.
you can get the certificate at hazard management program web www.rabies.ncdhhs.gov
To paint a bath room you will need a interior paint. Any paint with lead base in it should do the job just fine. The best paint for a bathroom would be latex because they wipe down easily. Avoid lead paints because of the health risks!
Lead based paint is paint that has a significant amount of lead (Pb) as a constituent of the color pigments in the paint.
Gold. Lead rapidly oxidizes to a powdery white material that used to be used as a base for paint pigments.
You can paint over lead paint. However, you do not want to sand or scrape the lead paint beforehand. This will create dust that you may breathe in and that is dangerous.
You can buy LeadCheck lead test kits at hardware stores and lumber and home improvement stores. They are fairly cheap and work well enough if you don't happen to own a mass spectrometer.These kits work sometimes and are not approved by HUD. If children are involved, find a DEQ or EPA lead inspector to test thoroughly.In any building painted prior to 1978 with children or pregnant women using it, assume lead paint is present and follow lead-safe work practices for any remodeling or paint disturbing.DEQ is Department of Environmental Quality. EPA website has more info on lead paint dangers and managementGoogle LEAD INSPECTORS or Dust Sampling Technicians. They should be using paint chip samples, special wet wipe tests, and an xRf spectrometer (which costs $10,000+)
No. Now all paint is lead free after it was shown that if you use lead paint then your next generation will be screwed.
Ask This Old House - 2002 Using String Trimmers Stripping Dangerous Lead Paint 8-23 was released on: USA: March 2010
Any paint will adhere to lead based paint and seal it. Latex is the easiest. The lead will not bleed through and is not harmful as long as it is not flaking off. It is only harmful if a child chews on it and swallows it.