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Olympic Premium Zero VOC Paint
An affordable, zero-VOC paint now sold at Lowe's. I bought a gallon of semi-gloss to paint some trim and hired a painter. When I walked in the room, I said, "Have you been painting with this paint?" I could smell nothing. Comes in flat, semi-gloss, satin, eggshell...even exterior paint. 1200+ colors. Looks great.
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I am chemically sensitive and read your post about Olympic paint. So I went out and bought Olympic premium ceiling paint which says that it is zero voc. My husband painted our bedroom and I came home four days later. My nose and throat are burning. I reread the label and it says that this product does contain crystalline siica which can cause lung cancer. I was hoping to find a paint closer to home but this won't be the one.
Chrystalline silica causes cancer as a dust hazard when workers are exposed to large amounts. You are not exposed to crystalline silica from applying this paint or after it is on the walls because the particles are all bound up in the paint.
This paint is zero VOC paint but there may be VOCs in the tint. I bought untinted white paint for trim and there was no problem with it for me.