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Hello,

VOC - verenigde oostindische companie in Dutch or United East India Co. in English, the first corporation in the world?

Wow no odor paint. I wonder what they put in it to mask/remove the smell. This one is painted with eggs and that stank/ stunk the whole house for three days. After that no problems though. Could have used some of that VOC maybe.



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Don Wagstaff

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Hello,

I see a bit late that friend Bahler had piped in there just as the page flipped over, an unlucky position for one to land in, with the idea that the market rejects our method of painting because such paint is perishable. Oh? And hot pizzas delivered to my front door then? Or that it is inconvenient, Both untrue. No, it's not a question of limited shelf life but of distribution or even more to the core it is a question of consolidation and its consequences on the choices we have.

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I used some no voc paint on a leeds project awhile ago. It was the first paint I've used that didn't make me sick. I have a theory they went back partly to a milk paint formula.


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