
08-22-2005, 02:27 AM
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Jeremy,
That looks pretty close to what is in stuff like Flevopol. Here is a link from FrogNet:
http://lists.frognet.org/htdig.cgi/frog ... 14924.html
The thing about this stuff is that it is designed to go in concrete not to replace it. So, in order to get it to work the way you want, you probably need to mix it with something else or use something else as a base. Something porous would probably be best.
Finally, an MSDS doesn't really tell you if something in its final, stable stage is safe; it tells you what the hazards are when you are using the chemical, in this case vinyl polymers and copolymers. I assume the question you are asking is it is safe for the frogs. I don't think that anybody knows either way, but I would say that this stuff looks like a very basic polymer that probably doesn't have a bunch of additives in it. In many ways, it isn't much different than Elmer's glue.
Marcos
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