In the second part of my Epoxy Resin for Tumblers series, I am discussing with you how to keep you and your family safe when working with chemicals such as epoxy, paints and acetone.
Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional and as such if you have a known or suspected allergy to any items you are using in your workshop, please stop what you are doing and consult your healthcare professional. Information presented in this video is based on my own research and my understanding of the information I've found. When it comes to your own health and safety, I will always recommend independent research on potential health hazards and personal protective equipment recommended for the brands you use.
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