Polysol LLC

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I agree with Baitjunky's - A standard N95 particulate filter is not useful when melting / curing plastisol as it's is made for particulates and has no defense towards emitted fumes. Good Ventilation, Exhaust systems, and a Paint / Chemical Respirator is recommended. Below is our companies SDS wording on Hot Melt Plastisol's. 'During heating of product, vapors and gases may be released that the end-user needs to take precautions to avoid employee exposure (such as ventilation, or respiratory protection).'

As a manufacturer of plastisol's all of our employees where a N95 mask when throwing batches but keep in mind this is a totally different process than heating / curing plastisol. I have also worked for a manufacturer that processed a large amount of hot dip plastisol's and the operators were not required to wear any respirators just safety goggles. This company was also in an industrial setting with good exhaust systems. Although the SDS on the majority of plastisol's do not require a mask I would highly recommend a Paint type respirator if you have a poor ventilated area or a sensitivity to the smell. If you accidentally burn the plastisol please evacuate the area immediately until cleared.

Hey Mark, Polysol will be selling it's Lure Plastisol online by this weekend. We will have a separate page titled Lure Plastisol. Pricing will be $109.95 for a 5 gallon pail. As of know I plan on selling 5 gallons and drums online but this could change in the future. Chad Walden Polysol LLC

Hey SlammingJack, Currently we are offering 5 gallons for $109.95 - The pricing that you seen online is for Industrial Plastisol's mostly used in metal coatings. We are working on adding a separate web page and store for the Lure Plastisol Chad Walden Polysol LLC

Thanks Frank - I can be reached via below: Chad Walden Polysol LLC 844-765-9765 cwalden@polysolpolymers.com customerservice@polysolpolymers.com

Mark, Polysol is a plastisol manufacturer based in Farmington, Missouri.