This may sound a little stupid but are the paintballs actually toxic, or is that just the name.
1364653
The manufacturer says they are non-toxic ... but I do not intend to eat one to find out if the claim is true or not.
1364654
Theres nothing toxic in these paintballs or in any other paintballs. They're made with gelatin and water paint.
1364655
Just the name but they are complete garbage. Dont waste your money. Not toxic
1364656
Just the name all paintballs are no more than fish oil with liquid food coloring
1377373
The box said non toxic. I don't know what AP Certified is, not do I know if they are alcohol or water base.My set is not the Washable Markers.
2221240
I am not sure if it is safe or not. I do have asthma and it cause me to have a flare-up. What chemical exactly was in the paint that caused the attack, I am not sure.
1345924
Industrial (paintball CO2) is not clean and contains toxic contaminants such as benzene. Food grade CO2 is filtered and refilled into clean containers. Industrial CO2 is refilled into dirty containers and has who knows what growing inside of it such as mildew. One option for a larger CO2 container is a beer brewing supply store. Saving a couple bucks is not worth taking cancer causing chemicals into your body.
2001995
oh yea. this is the best most toxic you can still buy. make sure you use gloves and respirator. and use it out doors. poor in a can or plastic cup and use 3" cheap paint brush. coat liberally . wont take but couple minutes for it to wrinkle the paint . hose off with water. be very carful not to let any get on you or anything near it. this stuff is strong. don't breath vapors. cant believe they still sell it actually. store it in cool place. direct sun light sets this stuff off. after first coat. and rinse , you might need to re coat any minor spots. keep it away from your cars. Its worse than acid. does exactly what its suppose to. used it in autobody all my life. good luck. oh yea. this is the best most toxic you can still buy. make sure you use gloves and respirator. and use it out doors. poor in a can or plastic cup and use 3" cheap paint brush. coat liberally . wont take but couple minutes for it to wrinkle the paint . hose off with water. be very carful not to let any get on you or anything near it. this stuff is strong. don't breath vapors. cant believe they still sell it actually. store it in cool place. direct sun light sets this stuff off. after first coat. and rinse , you might need to re coat any minor spots. keep it away from your cars. Its... » Read More oh yea. this is the best most toxic you can still buy. make sure you use gloves and respirator. and use it out doors. poor in a can or plastic cup and use 3" cheap paint brush. coat liberally . wont take but couple minutes for it to wrinkle the paint . hose off with water. be very carful not to let any get on you or anything near it. this stuff is strong. don't breath vapors. cant believe they still sell it actually. store it in cool place. direct sun light sets this stuff off. after first coat. and rinse , you might need to re coat any minor spots. keep it away from your cars. Its worse than acid. does exactly what its suppose to. used it in autobody all my life. good luck. « Show Less
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I would not call it toxic. Its more of a strong plastic/chlorine smell. Not offensive, just different.
1210723
Hello Brandon, This paint is non toxic. It is not washable and will stain. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with. Kind Regards, Elsie Customer Service Representative S&S Worldwide
400725
That's kind of a crazy question, because I can't imagine a cooking pan with a toxic coating. Yes, though, this coating is non toxic, and it is a good one too.
2063673
You should not use a paintball gun for this purpose. Not only do paintballs hurt pretty bad but they are also very dangerous to animals, especially dogs. The components inside a paintball are "osmotically active," which means that they can pull free water into the intestinal tract. This can results in severe salt and electrolyte imbalances and is usually fatal. Please do not use paintballs for this purpose.
1281326
Possibly I haven't thought of that . I bought 4 spiders. It is non toxic. So it may be ok.
672827
It smells like paint thinner and nail polish remover. Very toxic, I personally would not.
514964
I have never used a paintball gun, so I don't know. With the airsoft guns, it just kind of hangs on to them, but they don't shoot very hard. Not sure how hard a paintball gun shoots or how delicate the paintball bullets are... Sorry can't really help answer your question. Good luck.
1261720
I have no idea. I could test them on my cat if you'd like. I'm pretty sure there are non-toxic.
2001993
oh yea. this is the best most toxic you can still buy. make sure you use gloves and respirator. and use it out doors. poor in a can or plastic cup and use 3" cheap paint brush. coat liberally . wont take but couple minutes for it to wrinkle the paint . hose off with water. be very carful not to let any get on you or anything near it. this stuff is strong. don't breath vapors. cant believe they still sell it actually. store it in cool place. direct sun light sets this stuff off. after first coat. and rinse , you might need to re coat any minor spots. keep it away from your cars. Its worse than acid. does exactly what its suppose to. used it in autobody all my life. good luck.
1514012
Are these really lead paint?? Best tweezers in the world though, just don't eat them ;)
2116516
Hmm. Great question. Nope. There is no information as to toxicity on the label. As this plastic seems to be infinitely remold-able I doubt that there is any out-gassing happening. The product is not soluble in the human body. The only danger I can see would be of choking/blockage so I would not want to swallow a hot/warm glob of this product. Children need to be supervised when using ThermoMorph due to the high temperature needed to mold the product.
1161542
No I don't know.... I only remember the merchandise description says it is non-toxic....