Resin Hardner In Eye

Jico

Well-Known Member

• May 21, 2010

• #1

Hello 405th I had a little accident today I was mixing up some rondo for my noble six helmet. I was just to add the resin hardner when it splashed into the cup and a big amount got in my eye:

My camera is not that great, but if you can see that my left eye is very red. I had to go see a doctor



SO WEAR EYE PROTECTION AT ALL TIMES WHEN YOU WORK WITH RESIN OR ANY OTHER DANGEROUS MATEREAL.



btw my eye is fine now I had to flush my eye with some strange waterXD



Thank for your time^_^



pictures of helmet soon

 

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AlexSpartan177

Well-Known Member

• May 21, 2010

• #2

Good it wasnt Rondo, that thing burns like hell, even if your wearing gloves.



Good to hear your ok

 

Jico

Well-Known Member

• May 21, 2010

• #3

Thanks

 

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Kiba963

Member

• May 21, 2010

• #4

It is very good to hear you are okay. We don't need blind snipers at the 405th. XD

 

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Damorian

Jr Member

• May 21, 2010

• #5

Glad to hear you're Ok. MSDS says it can cause blindness :/

 

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Varsity

Well-Known Member

• May 21, 2010

• #6

Whew almost gave me a heart attack glad too hear you ok :cool

 

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TH3 FETT MAN

Well-Known Member

• May 21, 2010

• #7

It hurts getting resin in your eyes I remember when the resin splashed and got in my eyes Burnt my Cornea, not very fun Glad your ok

 

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UNSC Leatherneck

Well-Known Member

• May 21, 2010

• #8

I don't think that the safety hazards of working with polyester resins and their catalysts can be overstated. The hardener, or catalyst, is Methyl Ethyl ketone Peroxide. This stuff is nasty. It is toxic and a skin and eye irritant. Gloves and eye protection should be worn whenever handling this stuff. Don't mess around with your health and safety. The first thing you should do if you get something like this in your eyes is to flush with running water for 15 minutes. That strange water you used was probably a saline solution, BTW.

 

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Akademee

Well-Known Member

• May 21, 2010

• #9

oww!



Another thing to add to the safety stickies, right fellas?

 

HaloGoddess

Well-Known Member

Midwest Regiment

• May 24, 2010

• #10

I am pretty sure that it mentions in the tutorials when working with this stuff to wear eye protection. You are working with some pretty nasty chemicals so you should ALWAYS be wearing eye protection when working with this. Even when you are on the sanding stage...........wear eye protection!! If a good wind gust comes along, that dust can blow into your eyes. Really, it should sort of be common sense to wear eye protection when using this stuff.

 

DylanMarx

Well-Known Member

• May 24, 2010

• #11

Owww! Thats good that you are ok at least.

 

Jico

Well-Known Member

• May 25, 2010

• #12

UNSC_Leatherneck said:

The first thing you should do if you get something like this in your eyes is to flush with running water for 15 minutes. That strange water you used was probably a saline solution, BTW.

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I flushed my eye for like 30minsXD Now I never use this stuff without eye protection! Thanks guys for all the compassion^^

 

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Leda

Member

• May 25, 2010

• #13

When I read the title of the topic I almost freaked!! I'm so glad to know you're okay!



You can never be too careful!

 

vshore100

Well-Known Member

Southern Regiment

Member DIN

S091

• May 25, 2010

• #14

A couple years back I was mixing some paint to spray a car and got a "healthy" amount of paint thinner in my eyes and thought they were literally going to burn out of my head,(not fun)! Glad to hear you are ok, I feel your pain! :eek :eek

 

Adam

Forum Founder

Member DIN

S800

• May 25, 2010

• #15

WEAR GOGGLES AND A MASK. ALWAYS.

 

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Zero1o1

Jr Member

• May 25, 2010

• #16

Omg Very lucky that nothing happened.

Last Year, I got wrong resin (i mean it was a special resin i found in a shop for Model building)

my hand burned and bubbles was coming out.

 

vshore100

Well-Known Member

Southern Regiment

Member DIN

S091

• May 25, 2010

• #17

Adam said:

WEAR GOGGLES AND A MASK. ALWAYS.

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Yes, I second and third and fourth that motion! Sucks that you have to learn the hard way before you do what you know is already right?!

 

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