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Old 2/4/06, 1:23 PM
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Default Texture Spray in Sub Panel

Seem to remember that Texture Spray in Sub Panel is a no-no.....

Just wondering what your opinion is, and how you would word it in your report.
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Old 2/4/06, 5:00 PM
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Default Re: Texture Spray in Sub Panel

"Gaps in corrosion inhibitor in panel"
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Old 2/4/06, 6:56 PM
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Default Re: Texture Spray in Sub Panel

I would state "Texture overspray in panel, safty issue, need to have an licened electrican eveluate"
Outher than that, this has potential to be a real problem later for the owner!
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Default Re: Texture Spray in Sub Panel

I wouldn't go overboard about how unsafe this is. That stuff has a toxicity limit in a fire similar to all that insulation in the box. The issue is just that the code says there should be no foreign substances in electrical enclosures. I see it a lot in half to 3/4 million dollar houses here. I am not sure what standard the AHJ holds them to but he is holding his nose with the other hand.


... It might cause more problems "fixing" this than just leaving it alone
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No foreign substances in panel including paint, texture, ect.
In need or repair.
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Old 2/5/06, 5:43 PM
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Default Re: Texture Spray in Sub Panel

Is this missing a main disconnect?
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