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Lead glass dust
Lead glass dust
Is glass dust from 45 % lead glass toxic if ingested or in my case breathing in . regards Jason |
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wrote in message ... Lead glass dust Is glass dust from 45 % lead glass toxic if ingested or in my case breathing in . regards Jason Yes. |
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Thanks for that
I normally wet polish my castings , would the glass/lead slurry penatrade my skin and get into my bloodstream ??? thanks On Tue, 25 May 2004 09:43:20 GMT, wrote: Is glass dust from 45 % lead glass toxic if ingested or in my case breathing in . I see Moonraker already answered your question, but the lead content shouldn't be your only concern. Prolonged exposure to glass dust can cause silicosis: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/e...cle/000134.htm |
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