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Personal precautions: |
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Follow normal safety precautions and if
spilling occurs in a confined space ensure there is adequate ventilation
- there are no LD 50 data available for the products and the concentrations
of particularly hazardous materials are so low that they are not considered
a significant hazard under the recommended conditions of use |
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Environmental precautions: |
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No environmental hazard when applied on
surfaces or cured (solidified) |
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Methods for cleaning up: |
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Contain the spillage with sand or earth and take up spilled material (if possible) on nonflammable absorbents ( sand, earth, diatomite,chemical binders ) and put in a appropriate container, lable the container with the waste designation, and dispose according to the legislation - do not use solvents |