is there any requirements for aerosol paints?

we are a GC working on a project that is the renovation of a historic bldg and that renovation started a very long time ago '(about 3 yrs ago) and about a year before the project was registered for

Our structural steel subcontractor is currently using a Sherwin Williams Weld-Thru Primer at the shop location. This is for anti-corrosive/rust purposes.

According to Green Seal Standard GS-11, Paints, 1st Edition, May 20, 1993 the VOC limit for interior flat paint is 50 grams/liter of product minus water.

I've got a contractor who is just wild about Inverted Marking Paint - orange spray paint that can spray upside down. This stuff is in no way LEED compliant.

A project of ours is specifying blackened steel for some of the steel in our building.

We received a product submittal that claims "VOC compliant to current AIM regulations". The product is an "aliphatic acrylic-polyester polyurethane" (where have we seen this before?

We are working on a LEED project outside the U.S. The datasheets received for the paints and coatings state the VOC content in g/L excluding water as per ISO 11890-2:2006.

LEED NC v2009 Comml Bldg Does LEED concern itself with VOCs from treated wood used inside the weatherproofing? If so, what are the VOCs limits for treated wood?

Just a minor note that the link for "SCAQMD Rule 1113" listed above, to the left under Organizations in the Resources menu, no longer goes to the appropriate South Coast page.