Does anyone have any insight/thoughts/comments/experience about categorizing an anti-rust coating as compared to categorizing the product as a flat coating/primer?

we are trying to identify a product to check its VOC limit, however, the supplier identified the product as Prefabricated Architectural Multi- Component and touch up from RULE 1107.

What category would whiteboard paint fall under? Plan to use IdeaPaint which has a COC of 325 g/L, don't want to calculate the VOC budget method if not necessary. Thanks!

Hello all, My project includes an industrial floor which will be subject to high abrasion, scrubbing etc, therefore I expect the 250 g/l limit to apply.

The table on LEED online does not provide with the option for fire-retardant coatings. What other category should be used and what is the VOC limit for fire-retardant coatings?

For a project located outside US, should the VOC content of a paint or coating not tested as per SCAQMD or Green Seal or CARB Standards be included in the VOC budget method?

I am documenting the paints and coatings credit and I have one non-compliant paint that I need to offset. I want to do it with a single offset and I know that is allowable.

In my opinion, LEED 2009 incorrectly categorizes primers. I know that the table issued with the 4/14/10 addendum clearly lumps primers into the GS-11 requirements. This I don’t understand.

We are new to the Leed program and wanting to make sure that we are following all of the guidelines, we have received some instruction however I'm trying to get confirmation that shop applied fini

We are a wood floor contractor who often does site finished wood floors on commercial LEED projects, mostly in Texas. The water based urethane we use states the following on the MSDS VOLATILE ORGAN