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COLOR, MARKING, AND CAMOUFLAGE PAINTING OF MILITARY VEHICLES, CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT
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TB-43-0209 Color Marking and Comouflage Painting of Military Vehicles Construction Equipment and Materials Handling Equipment Manual
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COLOR, MARKING, AND CAMOUFLAGE PAINTING OF MILITARY VEHICLES, CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, AND MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT is changed as follows

SPECIFIC HAZARDS
WARNING
· Lacquer thinner is highly flammable. Keep away from
The local safety office and preventive medicine support
flames and sparks.
activity must be consulted prior to using Chemical Agent
· Do not use electric sanders in a paint shop or near a
Resistant Coatings (CARC).  This also applies to all
spray painting operations, regardless of the material
spray paint area.
used.
· Wiping cloths soaked with linseed oil must either be
Spray Painting.
destroyed or spread out to dry in a well ventilated area
to prevent possible spontaneous combustion.
· All personnel who work in or near a spray painting
booth must wear a respirator when spray painting
Safety Equipment.
operations are underway.
· Protective equipment must be worn during painting,
· Only one person will spray paint at a time. This is to
cleaning, abrasive blasting, grinding, buffing, or where
eliminate the hazard of accidentally spraying paint on
compressed air is being used. Approved respirators
another person.
must be worn when required.
· No spray painting will be conducted in an area where
· When painting with CARC, use silicon rubber
unprotected personnel are within a 50-foot radius.
(impervious, not cloth) gloves for protection.
· No unprotected personnel can enter an area of spray
Hazardous Materials.
painting without protection until 30 minutes after all
· Items containing xylene, toluene, naphtha, methyl ethyl
painting/cleaning is completed.
ketone,
methylisobutyl
ketone,
and
1,1,1
Cleaning.
trichloroethane may be hazardous materials and must
be disposed of in accordance with AR 420-47, Solid
· Do not use gasoline or other hydrocarbons for
and Hazardous Waste Management.
cleaning.
· Many materials are carcinogens. Pay careful attention
· Avoid skin contact with cleaning solvents.
Wear
to all warnings, cautions, notes, and safety procedures
synthetic rubber gloves.
when using any paints, primers, solvents, and
cleaners.
Fire Hazards.
· Extreme care must be observed in the handling of
· Observe fire regulations when using paint and lacquer
paints containing mercury or other fungicides to
thinners, as they are highly flammable
prevent poisoning or skin irritation.
· Post "NO SMOKING" signs in paint warehouses.
· Avoid skin contact with lacquer thinner. It can cause a
· Listed below are the various specific hazards
skin rash.
associated with spray painting, cleaning, fires, safety
· Persons known to be allergic to isocyanites shall not
equipment, hazardous materials, temperatures and
paint with polyurethane's.
equipment.
· Do not apply CARC to surfaces reaching 400 F (204
O
O
· The dried spray dust of lusterless enamels is an
C). Doing so may produce toxic fumes and/or
extreme fire hazard.  Remove this dust daily.  The
equipment damage.
danger of fire can be materially reduced by the use of
a water-wash or water fall type of spray booth.
· All electrical equipment must be properly grounded
before starting any painting procedures.

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