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Are any of Meguiar's products considered "hazardous material"? The context has to do with a question on a Business License application. Just trying to cover my bases.
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Re: Hazardous materials?
Even if there were Meg's product that were considered a hazardous material, it would be a class 9 haz mat. These are commonly used in products like hair spray in which the propellant is a hazardous material. The propellant is usually class 2.1(flammable gas) or 2.2(non-flammable gas), also used in fire extinguishers. These are commonly called a "consumer commodity" or a "limited quantity"Originally posted by premier.mobile1 View Post
The description would be:
fire extinguishers, 2.2, UN1044, cylinder, ltd.qty.
I don't think this would be considered harmful as far as your license app. goes, because as far as the D.O.T is concerned the materials do not have to be placarded during transportation. The only time you need to worry about a class 9 hazmat is when it is in a bulk container totalling 191 gallons or more.
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Re: Hazardous materials?
All Meg's products have Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS's) and I'm pretty sure it would tell you on there if they are considered hazardous.
You can download the MSDS's from the meguiars.com homepage I believe.Originally posted by BluelineComment
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