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Can you die from spray paint fumes exposure for 20 to 30 min?
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Immediate: suffocation is possible,if the concentration is high enough.Intoxication is likely.Repeated exposure can cause permanent damage.If you survived this exposure,you are going to be ok.Just avoid this scenario in the future by taking proper precautions & by better ventilation and wearing proper equipment.
Answered 4/11/2016
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