| Knipps |
10-01-2007 11:30 AM |
Quote:
Although the EPA recognizes that lacquers are
used on a variety of substrates, the EPA purposefully limited the
definition of lacquers to wood coatings because applications on
other substrates are covered by other categories. The VOC
content limits for the other categories reflect consideration of
the need for lacquer application to the non-wood substrates. For
example, a lacquer coating used on concrete would need to comply
with the VOC content limit for the category that relates to that
application (e.g., the concrete curing and sealing category)
rather than its resin type (e.g., a lacquer). Consequently, the
EPA did not alter the definition of lacquer in the final rule as
suggested by these commenters.
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i haven't really read everything i can probably give a better answer later, i'm on my way out |
