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Big Sheeter
Trade: Railroader
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Bozeman, Montana
Posts: 407
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Low VOC/No VOC Mud?
Does it exist?
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Senior Member
Trade: master taper, level 9 masterjourneyman painter. Owner Boco decorating
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: new york
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Re: Low VOC/No VOC Mud?
http://www.murcowall.com/hypo.html About as close as your gonna get to low no Voc. Its got tree hugger all over it.
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Average Member
Trade: Hang/Tape/Texture
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Montana
Posts: 3,101
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Re: Low VOC/No VOC Mud?
Yep, Boco's got it. Murco is the name I've always seen in the green trade referrals.
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Big Sheeter
Trade: Railroader
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Bozeman, Montana
Posts: 407
Thanks: 273
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Re: Low VOC/No VOC Mud?
I actually did some research and found some No VOC haha.
http://www.keim.com/tabid/103/product/125/default.aspx Also this, http://www.designerpages.com/product...Joint-Compound Murco is only low VOC unfortunately. I'm looking into healthier options to offers people, and also healthier options for my health! Last edited by Checkers; 03-27-2011 at 10:08 PM. |
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Average Member
Trade: Hang/Tape/Texture
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Montana
Posts: 3,101
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Re: Low VOC/No VOC Mud?Quote:
![]() I'm going to bookmark this page...it's nice to have options to offer
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Big Sheeter
Trade: Railroader
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Bozeman, Montana
Posts: 407
Thanks: 273
Thanked 138 Times in 72 Posts
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Re: Low VOC/No VOC Mud?
WAIT! Murco is No VOC!
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Senior Member
Trade: master taper, level 9 masterjourneyman painter. Owner Boco decorating
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: new york
Posts: 476
Thanks: 38
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Re: Low VOC/No VOC Mud?
you are looking for the M-100. Used it at an earthy a preschool. Not bad but still has some type activater in it. Dries a little slow a bit soft but workable. Be prepared to 4 coat screws, seams, and butts. Keep plenty of clean water nearby for hands and tools.
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Senior Member
Trade: contractor
Join Date: May 2010
Location: oklahoma
Posts: 644
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Re: Low VOC/No VOC Mud?
I would not use Muroc if it was the only material left on the planet. Ho, supplied material and had Murco deliver.. normally I would use my own,, but since it had been along time since I used the stuff,, I said what the heck I'll use it save some time on restocking, MISTAKE!!!! cost me twice the time it normally does,, just to get 2 coats on and touchup.. scratchy.. and I had to use a ton of water to thin the stuff down,, actually had to use my paddle and stomp it before I used the drill to stir it down.. This was two weeks ago on a custom garage.. with a vaulted ceiling. Never again.
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