Lead Safe Blitz - Removing exterior paint

Lead Safe Blitz is a guide designed for families living near a lead smelter, however, the guidelines are applicable to other industrial areas affected by lead or housing impacted by lead paint.

[@rickgagliardi5080]

where is your sit

[@emeliaassel917]

This is misleading. You have to use a encapsulating paint over this then you can use whatever paint you want over that. Nobody does more research than a mama with a sick kiddo. Believe me.

[@tempakilla]

He did say after scraping what was already peeling off they put a coat of encapsulating paint..

[@tempakilla]

Hopefully I will get my LPP license soon and start restoring these lead houses! $$$$

[@Brandon-no3vc]

Yes and
Yur suposed to have a containment room a dirty and shower and clean room and negative air

[@Brandon-no3vc]

Yur suposed to have a containment room a dirty and shower and clean room and negative air

[@mathewwinney8036]

"Not" E.P.A.

[@billwilson5341]

Wow. Labor intensive :-(

[@ashleymalamute]

Lol as if anyone would actually strip a house like that.

[@ts121084]

Ashley McCallum My thoughts exactly. Talk about inefficient!

[@tempakilla]

There's a few more efficient ways. What methods can you share, that are more efficient while limiting lead dust floating around you.

[@TurboExit]

The uninformed or idiots don't.

[@TurboExit]

@@ts121084 That's like saying that you shouldn't use safety equipment, say, doing electric work -- because it's inefficient!!! *eyeroll*

[@Brandon-no3vc]

Yur suposed to have a containment room a dirty and shower and clean room and negative air

[@justindoyle9912]

That's for inside work

[@Brandon-no3vc]

@@justindoyle9912 and outside