Fumes from oil paint

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    Fumes from oil paint

    Posted by Tatiana on February 25, 2024 at 12:47 pm

    Member wrote: HI I would like information about fumes from oil paint, I am not concerned about solvents, rather just the paint. I have heard Gamblin makes the “safest”. I know cad’s and cobalt are toxic but do they produce fumes on the pallet? I have heard Gamblin makes a titanium white that is not toxic on the pallet, no fumes, ( others have zinc dioxide ) Any info on this subject would be appreciated. Thank you.

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