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Hi,
I wanted to paint some of the spots on the outside of my house that was pealing a bit. The paint that was used was Benjamin Moore's 110, Alkyd, Oil based, Outside White paint. The local supply store said that they can no longer sell this paint because of polution and VOD regulations. I am in New York State. What is the correct replacement paint that I should use? Tasking: Residential Exterior Plastic and Wood Trim Many thanks |
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On Feb 25, 7:18 am, hobbes wrote:
Hi, I wanted to paint some of the spots on the outside of my house that was pealing a bit. The paint that was used was Benjamin Moore's 110, Alkyd, Oil based, Outside White paint. The local supply store said that they can no longer sell this paint because of polution and VOD regulations. I am in New York State. What is the correct replacement paint that I should use? Tasking: Residential Exterior Plastic and Wood Trim Many thanks You may still be able to buy non-compliant VOC paint in quarts. R |
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hobbes wrote:
Hi, I wanted to paint some of the spots on the outside of my house that was pealing a bit. The paint that was used was Benjamin Moore's 110, Alkyd, Oil based, Outside White paint. The local supply store said that they can no longer sell this paint because of polution and VOD regulations. I am in New York State. What is the correct replacement paint that I should use? Don't settle for second-best. The paint you want is available from hundreds of dealers on-line. |
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HeyBub wrote:
hobbes wrote: Hi, I wanted to paint some of the spots on the outside of my house that was pealing a bit. The paint that was used was Benjamin Moore's 110, Alkyd, Oil based, Outside White paint. The local supply store said that they can no longer sell this paint because of polution and VOD regulations. I am in New York State. What is the correct replacement paint that I should use? Don't settle for second-best. The paint you want is available from hundreds of dealers on-line. That is probably true, but if you do purchase and use it, technically you are breaking the law. It is not just the sale of the product, but that use that is illegal. paul oman progressive epoxy polymers, inc. |
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From what I read, at least in some places it's only the 1 gallon
containers that are banned. 5 gallon and quart containers are still available. And everything oil based is harder to get these days since almost everyone is using latex for everything (even stuff they really should be using oil based paint for). I have not previously heard of anyone having provlems getting oil based polyeurethane though. I live in one of the offending states and have no problem finding gallons of oil based polyeurethane. |
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I wanted to paint some of the spots on the outside of my house that
was pealing a bit. The paint that was used was Benjamin Moore's 110, Alkyd, Oil based, Outside White paint. The local supply store said that they can no longer sell this paint because of polution and VOD regulations. I am in New York State. What is the correct replacement paint that I should use? I was told my B Moore here in Virginia the same thing. I wanted to buy a gallon of their polyurethane to refinish my HW floors. They told me they could only sell it in quarts due to VOC rules. Yet 1 mile down the road, Home Depot sells Minwax poly by the gallon. I think they even have a brand of poly in 5 gallon cans in their tool rental department. Not sure I get it. Maybe Minwax is VOC compliant? |
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![]() "Buck Turgidson" wrote in message I was told my B Moore here in Virginia the same thing. I wanted to buy a gallon of their polyurethane to refinish my HW floors. They told me they could only sell it in quarts due to VOC rules. Yet 1 mile down the road, Home Depot sells Minwax poly by the gallon. I think they even have a brand of poly in 5 gallon cans in their tool rental department. Not sure I get it. Maybe Minwax is VOC compliant? Seems to be a lot of confusion and the regulations are wacky too from what I've been told. Certain stores have an exemption for some period of time, some regions have exemptions for some period or time. Some manufacturers have already decided to phase out the oil base while others will continue for a while. Old stock can continue to be sold. Of course, that does not directly answer your question either. |
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Of course, that does not directly answer your question either.
It's the best explanation I've had so far! Thanks as always EP. |
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