Does Pro-Force have strong fumes?
1809821
It does have fumes but in my opinion it is not that bad, but I will recommend to wear gloves to use this product unless you won't get it on your hands.
1809822
Not really... much less than most Oven cleaners I have used and work good too, even on my ceramic top stove. I alsohave a parrot that 'poops' from her perch onto a stainless steel pan which is part of the perch. its a great cleaner.
1694065
It is very strong. I sprayed it and had to sleep in my living room for a week with fans going and the windows open. I would say that once sprayed you keep your loved ones and pets away until the aroma clears. Otherwise I found it the most effective product to get rid of those nasty buggars!
761202
No - none are necessary. It's made from beeswax and "food-grade" mineral oil - no fumes at all.
2182973
I would not use the product for anything. I bought some and the fumes were so strong I threw it away.
338036
It did at first a bit. But it calmed down. It may still smell if you put your head in the 'locker' sections and breath. If you set fire to the thing, then it is sure to smell. But be careful that you don't burn down your home in the process.
802194
I would not recommend it as you are using an open flame and natural gas, the fumes are pretty strong coming out of it
1466109
I would think so. While wearing these filters, I cannot smell smoke or paint fumes while working with and grinding metal etc.
914140
These filters are great and safe for even the smallest of wood and dust particles and are lightweight so are practical for long hours of wearing in the shop. What they cannot filter are solvents and paints. Tried with spray paint the odours and fumes can be smelled. The carbon based typical dual layer cartridges are safe for most solvents, fumes and paints. There are charts online to at 3M to learn more specifics.http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?mwsId=SSSSSuH8gc7nZxtU5x_9oxmZevUqe17zHvTSevTSeSSSSSS--&fn;=ReusableRespBrochure.pdf
1598017
No. The exhaust fumes are carbon dioxide. Co2dangerous. Hot exhaust gas. Colorless oderless and deadly. Up to you. It can take the weather. Goinstall it high away from the family. Just saying. Be safe
939170
Yes. Something that closely matches the suggested rating (CFM and PSI). I bought a Husky Pro compressor on sale 3 years ago. It has a cast iron pump, 2 HP motor, 30 gallon tank and runs very quietly compared to other, smaller units I've owned/rented/borrowed. It can reach a maximum of 135psi and 6.5 CFM (cubic Feet per Minute) at 40 psi, 5.5 at 90 and does very well for my home projects (refinishing firearms, painting, among other things). If you got the sand blaster, I'd look into renting a compressor first until you know if you can justify the expense of investing in a larger compressor.
949436
I couldn't tell you. I never had a Pro-Line. The Badboy has worked fine for me.
2047934
No, but the fragrance is not strong. It is the BEST stain remover on the market - hands down!
1008877
Not recommended as you would be able to smell fumes. Garage works great as it is somewhat vented
2210636
I wouldn't say they smell "nice" but it is not a bad smell. The smoke they give off is not black - it is gray.
676410
I don't think so the fragrance to me is pretty strong. I normally use hypoallergenic stuff but this doesn't bother me. I could be wrong though.
1309442
Maybe a little bit. Nothing that stands out, although you will want ventilation regardless. Whatever propellant it uses is probably not good for you. Plus, you will want acetone to break it down and that smells like strong nail-polish remover.There is definitely no odor after it dries.
113277
I received mine today and it has a VERY strong odor. Which, is making the headache that I got this product to help with, much worse.