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Actual VOC Content

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Wed, 07/28/2010 - 03:06

An MSDS, cut sheet, or letter from the manufacturer is sufficient to verify the VOC content—a lab certificate is also sufficient but not needed.The documentation requirements are discussed above under the Checklists tab, under Construction Documents. If you don't have an actual VOC number, but the manufacturer says the product is compliant, that's okay, but you have to assume that the VOC number is at the threshold, e.g. if the limit is 150 g/L, assume that the product is 150 g/L.

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