Yes, you could have a fire risk at least until the volatile petroleum vapors have dissapated. It is unwise to use any petroleum products in an enclosed living space, as vapors can be toxic and flammable. Depending on how much paint thinner you used and how big an area you cleaned, the vapors might reach a concentration that could be ignited by a pilot light in a water heater or electrical switch. Vapors will tend to hug the floor. If a product like this is spilled, the room should be ventialted and evacuated. It may be difficult to remove all the paint thinnner from a synthetic (or any other) carpet. There are other safer stain removal products designed for use in the home. For oil-based paints or other like materials, you might try a citrus-based cleaner. Always check for color fading/bleaching in a nonvisible location.
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The first step in refinishing a metal fire escape is to clean it. After it is cleaned, you will need to use an anti-rust metal primer. Then you can paint it, using two coats of exterior oil based, high gloss paint.
you can use what ever kind of paint you want to
Sandstone fireplaces can certainly be updated with a lick of paint. Before painting, the fire surround should be thoroughly cleaned and allowed to dry. A primer should then be applied. Once the primer has dried, apply your chosen paint and allow to dry.
Intumescent paint systems are used to improve the passive fire resistance. Using an intumescent paint will slow the spreading of a possible fire. It can be used on timber or steel, but also on walls and ceiling.
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answer is c . a class b fire extinguisher
The first step in refinishing a metal fire escape is to clean it. After it is cleaned, you will need to use an anti-rust metal primer. Then you can paint it, using two coats of exterior oil based, high gloss paint.
1 Protect your work area with a drop cloth and wear protective gloves. Mixing additives, liquid or powder into paint can be messy.2 Pour the gallon of paint into the clean 2-gallon bucket. Mix in your additive, using a paint stirrer to blend together. For powder additives, use 6 oz. to 1 gallon of paint for a Class B Fire Retardant Coating Rating. Use 12 oz. to 1 gallon of paint for a Class A Fire Retardant Coating rating.For liquid additives, use 8 oz. to 1 gallon of paint for a Class B Fire Retardant Coating Rating. Use 16 oz. to 1 gallon of paint for a Class A Fire Retardant Coating rating.Mix the additive thoroughly. The additive will not have a negative effect on the color or texture of the paint.3 Make sure the area to be painted is cleaned and primed. Apply the fire-retardant paint.
Mongolian paint
Forests can accumulate a lot of dead wood and debris, which gets cleaned out by a fire.
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If you are a homeowner, you should consider purchasing a flammable safety cabinet for your home. It is probably best to keep the cabinet in your garage or shed. The cabinet should contain all of the chemicals and home improvement supplies that you use to repair or spruce up your home, like paint, paint thinner and turpentine. A flammable cabinet will protect your property in the event that these chemicals spark and catch fire. The fire safety cabinet will contain the fire and keep it from spreading throughout your home, garage or shed.
Generally, no, but a fire would.
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