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CI-v4 EQc2:Low emitting materials

Paints Low Emissions

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Gabriela Mena
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Hi, We have a CI project in Mexico, we are specifying a National paints trade and the certification for VOC is the standard ASTM D 3960, which is not in the list of third party certifications accepted by LEED. Do we need to specify another trade? or is this Standard acceptable ? Thanks in advance

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Tristan Roberts
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Sat, 08/26/2017 - 20:04

The value for VOC content has generally been self-declared by manufacturers. But most of your paint also now needs an emissions certification, so you need to look for something also compliant with that.

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