RE: New car, new problems

[Ken Landaiche <ken_landaiche@dlcc.com>]

Last year when I epoxy painted my garage floor, the cartridge filtered
mask I used completely eliminated any taste in the air I breathed.
Nevertheless, when I was done other exposed skin on my face felt very
dry and almost burned. So while I saved my lungs, I don't know what I
absorbed through the skin. Could Mike be looking for something more
complete than a respirator?

Ken Landaiche

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Brian Kemp [SMTP:bk13@earthlink.net]
> 
> I bought a respirator at Home Depot.  Probably not the same as a
> re-breather,
> but it makes a very noticable difference.  If you can taste the air,
> your
> hurting yourself.  Just an inexpensive idea to help you out.
> 
> Brian Kemp
> 
> Mike Rambour wrote:
> 
> >   Does anyone have a good source for a re-breather ?  I looked at
> TIP tools
> > and they seem awfully expensive.  All I want is a small air filter
> type
> > thing to avoid the same mistakes I made with my lungs when I
> restored my
> > first 2 cars.