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15th December 2020, 09:11 AM #1
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Non toxic water based child safe paint
Hello all,
I make children toys on my CNC and been lucky to get a lot of orders this Christmas. I've run into a little problem. I am in desperate need for a non toxic water based paint for the toys I've cut. This is my first year doing this and I decided to use milk paint since it's safe for kids and that was a very bad mistake. The paint chips off after it's dried.
So now with only a couple of weeks left to Christmas, I am in desperate need of a water-based non toxic paint that is safe for kids. And I want to be able to spray it onto the pieces with my spray gun. I am tired of hand brushing and just want to spray the paint. quicker and looks better.
I would appreciate any suggestions or recommendations.
Thank you so much
Madi
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15th December 2020, 04:13 PM #2
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Aquanamel, or similar, despite opinions to the contrary pretty much all domestic grade paint these days is Kid safe once dry.
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15th December 2020, 10:04 PM #3
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16th December 2020, 09:35 PM #4
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Childrens Paints
I can personally recommend LIVOS - they have a range of childrens paints etc.
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