EPA gets involved if something is harmful to workers when it is manufactured or when the product is harmful to the end user.

So, if it is made in China and is harmful to the worker - no big deal - they don't care over there. My boss just got back after two days of meetings - he slept with a wet wash cloth over his mouth & eyes - to filter the air. He couldn't see the ground from his eight floor room.

If the formula had to be changed to protect the end user, I don't get it. The EPA goes after big stuff that makes headlines - I haven't seen anything about them protecting modelers, who after repeated contact with monokote get a condition know as dumb thumbs, or some equally debilitating condition.

Dan