Will exposing a board to gasoline fumes do damage over time?
Assume low level of fumes over a long period of time...,
thanks.
Assume low level of fumes over a long period of time...,
thanks.
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Hawaiian scale Duff? I assume you mean storing boards in shed with gasoline container or garage and you start your car inside etc.i am more worried about heat issues in the shed I store my boards but I do not store any flamable liquids with boards but do have epoxy resin (2 pints). I installed two attic/roof fans one solar reversed fan to blow air in and one 12" whirly bird pulls air out.Will exposing a board to gasoline fumes do damage over time?
Assume low level of fumes over a long period of time...,
thanks.
Not shed. Work vehicle.Hawaiian scale Duff? I assume you mean storing boards in shed with gasoline container or garage and you start your car inside etc.i am more worried about heat issues in the shed I store my boards but I do not store any flamable liquids with boards but do have epoxy resin (2 pints). I installed two attic/roof fans one solar reversed fan to blow air in and one 12" whirly bird pulls air out.
probably not...what?Are you referring to jerry cans of fuel?
probably not.
Uh yes, probably not a problem.probably not...what?
probably not a problem?
also, there will be equipment, absorbent pads and sometimes clothes that have been soaked in gas.
oh yah. Ethanol no bueno.apparently there has been issues with fiberglass tanks and gasoline high in ethanol in the past but I don’t know the extent and that’s direct contact for storage purposes so I don’t even think it’s comparable.
the ethanol thing has been fixed (at least here in California).Uh yes, probably not a problem.
we store life lines and rigging lines for working aloft in tight quarter tool boxes with gasoline, equipment and similar situations and there’s no effect on our nylon/polyester rope. Manufacturer even says no effect on strength even with direct contact, and fumes nada. Although if there’s direct contact with a life line I either wash or replace.
apparently there has been issues with fiberglass tanks and gasoline high in ethanol in the past but I don’t know the extent and that’s direct contact for storage purposes so I don’t even think it’s comparable.
I’ve kept boards in my truck with cap next to jerry cans to no ill effect that I have noticed.
absorbent pads
What is your profession?sometimes clothes that have been soaked in gas.
I breathe gas fumes so you don’t have to.
What is your profession?
I do work with E85 but I let all of this sh!t evaporate before packing up equipment.No ethanol, I wouldn’t be worried.
Virtue signaling psychopathI breathe gas fumes so you don’t have to.