Yes, enamel paint is safe to use, but there are some safety considerations to take when using solvent-based enamels. Oil and urethane-based products produce strong fumes that can become dangerous ...

Q:Is oil paint OK to use in the bathroom? Or is there another paint that is better? How long does it take to dry? A: We think that while oil-based paint remains an excellent choice for bathrooms ...

Oil based enamels have higher VOC content than the water based enamels. However, this type of enamel is more durable and offers a better finished appearance. When applied on your cabinet surface ...

Homeowners may have to look a little harder to find oil-based paints and stains. New regulations took effect Jan. 1 that significantly reduce the allowable content of volatile organic compounds in … ...

With the warm weather finally descending upon the Vitamin D-starved Seattleites, "it's time to paint the house and paint the doors," says Pete. He and Rob, as well as Rhys Skinner from Miller ...

This article was published 05/09/2014 (3623 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current. Are oil-based alkyds a better product than water-based acrylic/latex paints? Most people will ...

Generally, oil-based and enamel paint and solvents won’t cause harm to your skin if left on for a brief period. However, you should avoid getting oil-based or enamel paint and solvents on your ...

Oil based enamels have higher VOC content than the water based enamels. However, this type of enamel is more durable and offers a better finished appearance. When applied on your cabinet surface ...

People think of enamel as a type of paint – which it may once have been – but recently it is more of a descriptive term used in a general manner by many manufacturers to describe a paint that ...