The interlux products are solvent based. Roll and tip and have lots of ventilation. Don't even think about spraying it unless you really know what you are doing and have spark free active ventialtion and proper respirator system.
The System Three LPU is water base and does not have the flamability and toxicity risk of solvent based topsides paints. If spraying the S3 LPU, consider that it is still airborne urethane particles and with crosslinker added, toxicity rises again. So If spraying, protect those lungs by using a good cartridge respirator with a good fit, but at least the spraying area won't blow up as it might with solvent systems. The S3 LPU is very easy to cleanup, and, if given a properly prepped and cleaned surface, gives a beautiful finish with amatuer reasonable level skills, and with their primer, is compatible with the epoxies sold at Bateau. Waterbase systems are very susceptible to contaminants that can hinder leveling properties and/or adhesion, so work clean with them and they will perform very well. Unlike the white paste in preschool classes, you can NOT eat or drink waterbase LPU, but otherwise, it is much safer than solvent systems, when, of course, handled with good common sense. Crosslinker makes any Paint System rise in toxicity. Some crosslinkers use the same chemical families of the industrial accident in India a while back, in Bhopal, that killed all those near the chemical gas escape. Of course there is nowhere near the concentration of that accident in these paint crosslinkers, but, handle with care and good sense!
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