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    Quote Originally Posted by ray1970 View Post
    People thought lead based paint was OK for lots of years.
    True!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ray1970 View Post
    People thought lead based paint was OK for lots of years.
    Silly Ray-no ones coats their knives with lead paint anymore
    Don't pick a fight with an old man. If he is too old to Fight, he'll just kill you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by anomad View Post
    It's really just out of curiosity. I mean over years you might ingest a few molecules of paint.
    So I asked the manufacture. They said that it hasn't been tested so I don't know.

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    Thanks for checking.
    I'm going to go out on a limb and say these coatings are basically some kind of plastic that would be eliminated.

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    Maybe, think of it more like a clay coating. I don't worry about it

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