Spencer is also correct - the U40 Brush cleaner for brushes used for either PG or anybody's epoxy. It's quite an unusual and excellent product.

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Paul,
If you want a 100% effective mask for the fumes and for personal protection. Strap on a scuba tank and a scuba face mask and you will be set.

You will be breathing from your own environment and thus no issues.

Also, if others in the location where you are doing the work - that object to the smell, then take the work outside on a slightly breezy day and stay up wind from the work in question and you will not need any breathing apparatus and you will not be affecting any one in the location where you normally build.

Good luck

p.s.
When I use a product in the shop that has an objectionable odor, I always open a pair of windows before starting the job.
I also place a strong fan in one of the windows and turn it on high speed. Then, I do the work involving the noxious product. When complete, any material, or paper towels or brushes that might have been involved in the project are put in the garbage can, and the can is immediately emptied to avoid having a residual odor reappear due to the non clean up of product containing objects.



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Any respirator meant for dangerous vapors should also work , dust masks won't of course. I believe Home Depot carry's 3M respirators for noxious fumes.

U-40 Brush Cleaner works on everything.

Glenn McMurrian