replying to mark Ransley, juhbh wrote:
I am 12 and I spray paint about once in a while like every 2 months and
nothing happened to me, without a mask.

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On Tuesday, February 20, 2018 at 8:14:10 PM UTC-6, juhbh wrote:
replying to mark Ransley, juhbh wrote:
I am 12 and I spray paint about once in a while like every 2 months and
nothing happened to me, without a mask.
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By the time you're 22, you'll need a double lung transplant if you're still alive. ^_^

[8~{} Uncle Morbid Monster

replying to juhbh, Qwerty wrote:
Bruh, you weren't even born when this post was made

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On 2/20/2018 9:56 PM, Uncle Monster wrote:
On Tuesday, February 20, 2018 at 8:14:10 PM UTC-6, juhbh wrote:
replying to mark Ransley, juhbh wrote:
I am 12 and I spray paint about once in a while like every 2 months and
nothing happened to me, without a mask.
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By the time you're 22, you'll need a double lung transplant if you're still alive. ^_^

[8~{} Uncle Morbid Monster

Guy I know got a touch of asbestosis cutting it numerous times without a
mask. He thought doing it outdoors that the dust would blow away.

I know it is an old post but there is a lesson here. Rule of thumb is
that if something causes a haze in the air, a dust mask should be used.

Painters may need more than a dust mask if solvents are involved.