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CNKS 10-27-2012 18:31:08 216.144.104.128 Report to Moderator	If he lets you use his booth and something happens, what I don't know, then he is likely liable. As to waterborne I think we need new guns-I have 4 and am not eager to replace them. I too will use urethane until I can't buy it. There is a chance that we will be able to buy it only if certified. However from the rules that Rod posted, perhaps not. Depends on what EPA does. If I find that out ahead of time that KS will not allow the current products to be sold, I am probably going to break my budget and buy more paint, and try to keep it usable. [Reply]   [No Email]
Stephen Newell 10-27-2012 18:42:32 63.25.82.113 Report to Moderator	Re: Need Help Just Starting to Paint my own tractors.. in reply to CNKS, 10-27-2012 18:31:08   My how things have changed. I painted my first car in the driveway of a mini-warehouse that was next to an apartment complex. It was the era of lacquer though.   [Reply]  [No Email]
B-maniac 10-28-2012 19:17:55 97.85.60.234 Report to Moderator	Re: Need Help Just Starting to Paint my own tractors.. in reply to Stephen Newell, 10-27-2012 18:42:32   They can only come on the property of a State liscensed repair fascility ond they can do that unanounced and usually do just that. In the unlikeky event that they recieve a complaint from your neighbor , they would have to go to local law enforcement and there would have to be a warning and notification of any laws being broken. Only on the second offense and a search warrant and incriminating evidence in court and a conviction would there be any fines levied to a NON- LISCENSED local "Joe" painting his own piece at his own garage. They love "liscensed" shops for just that reason. You are their sitting duck.   [Reply]  [No Email]