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1 PAINTS<br />

6<br />

Safety and hygiene<br />

These basic safety and hygiene rules<br />

must be obeyed whenever you<br />

are using paint.<br />

• Carefully read the instructions<br />

printed on the can before starting<br />

to paint.<br />

• In particular, check the safety label<br />

for the precautions which must<br />

be taken for each product.<br />

• Certain paint ingredients (particularly<br />

in antifouling) are irritant if<br />

touched, noxious if inhaled and sometimes<br />

are toxic.<br />

These dangers, which vary from<br />

6487...<br />

product to product, are clearly indicated<br />

on the safety label by the appropriate<br />

symbols and with the relevant<br />

precautions.<br />

• Do not smoke when painting.<br />

• Almost all paints contain inflammable<br />

solvents which evaporate<br />

during drying. Be careful not to<br />

inhale the vapours, especially in a<br />

closed environment. Ensure adequate<br />

ventilation to avoid the accumulation<br />

of vapours and the risk of<br />

fire or explosion and use an appropriate<br />

mask.<br />

• Always wear gloves, a mask and<br />

protective goggles.<br />

• Always sand with wet sandpaper<br />

on a wet surface, particularly with<br />

antifouling, and wear gloves, a mask<br />

and protective goggles.<br />

• Use the water-based paint stripper<br />

AQUASTRIP to remove old<br />

paint. Dry sand or use a heat stripper<br />

only where it is impossible to<br />

use another method.<br />

• When you have finished, or during<br />

breaks for refreshment, thoroughly<br />

wash your hands with soap<br />

and water or with a hand cleansing<br />

agent. Never use thinners or strippers<br />

based on solvents to wash<br />

your hands.<br />

<strong>Veneziani</strong> labels comply with EEC regulations incorporated into Italian legislation regarding dangerous products and materials.<br />

Main danger symbol<br />

Easily<br />

inflammable<br />

F<br />

Highly<br />

inflammable<br />

F+<br />

Batch number<br />

Toxic<br />

Istruction for use<br />

Bar code Tactile<br />

instructions<br />

Product code<br />

for blind people<br />

T<br />

Highly<br />

toxic<br />

T+<br />

Noxious<br />

Xn<br />

Irritant<br />

Xi<br />

Corrosive<br />

C<br />

Harmful to<br />

environment<br />

N<br />

Colours which identify<br />

the various groups of<br />

<strong>Veneziani</strong> products.<br />

For example:<br />

RED = antifouling<br />

INFLAMMABLE: products which can burst into flames when brought into<br />

contact with air at a normal temperature; or which can be easily ignited and<br />

which will continue to burn when the source of ignition is removed.<br />

TOXIC: products which can acutely and chronically affect health, even causing<br />

death, if they are inhaled, ingested or allowed to penetrate the skin.<br />

NOXIOUS: products which carry limited risks to health if inhaled, ingested<br />

or allowed to penetrate the skin.<br />

CORROSIVE: products which can have a destructive effect if placed in contact<br />

with living tissue.<br />

IRRITANT: products which, while not being corrosive, can have an inflammatory<br />

effect on skin and tissue if placed in immediate, prolonged or repeated<br />

contact.<br />

HARMFUL TO ENVIRONMENT: products which in the long term may cause<br />

environmental pollution.<br />

Product name<br />

Safety warnings:<br />

1) Potentially hazardous<br />

components<br />

2) Instructions to be<br />

followed according to<br />

European standards.<br />

Trade name<br />

and manufacturer’s<br />

address

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