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Non-Latex water-based paint?

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Kent in KC

02-12-2007 09:10:24




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Okay, I have a picture of my tractor next to me so this post is trator-related, so I'm legal.

My daughter is extremely allergic to latex. It will cause her to break out and have difficulty breathing. If she walks into a room that was painted with latex paint within the last few days, she immediately begins to experience trouble. My wife is also allergic to several things and none of us is particularly fond of the smell of paint thinner or turpentine.

So... in my new house, aside from oil-based paint, what might be my options for interior non-latex paint? Thanks!

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SuperA-Tx

02-13-2007 07:54:10




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 Re: Non-Latex water-based paint? in reply to Kent in KC, 02-12-2007 09:10:24  
Sure, you can get milk based or protein based paints. Lots of other kind of based paints to on the link below. Years ago milk based paint was all there was. Egyptians used a protein based paint of either milk or eggs and that paint has lasted over 3000 years.

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Kent in KC

02-14-2007 09:12:57




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 Re: Non-Latex water-based paint? in reply to SuperA-Tx, 02-13-2007 07:54:10  
Thanks, Super A, for the link. Problem solved.



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Greg_Ky

02-12-2007 23:56:43




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 Re: Non-Latex water-based paint? in reply to Kent in KC, 02-12-2007 09:10:24  
Ford and GM used a water based paint back in the "80s that came off of the vehicle within 3yrs.



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sojono

02-12-2007 13:50:19




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 Re: Non-Latex water-based paint? in reply to Kent in KC, 02-12-2007 09:10:24  
if there is any out there i haven"t heard of it and i have been painting for 47 years.



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IH2444

02-12-2007 11:47:57




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 Re: Non-Latex water-based paint? in reply to Kent in KC, 02-12-2007 09:10:24  
Not sure if there are any other alternatives. Try checking with a good paint store.



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