May cause rash. Overexposure may cause anesthesia, headache, nausea, or dizziness. Contact with the skin or eyes may be irritating. Breathing the vapor may irritate the nose and throat. If rash or irritation develops, get medical attention.
Vapors form an explosive mixture with air between the upper and lower explosive limits.
Use foam, carbon dioxide or dry chemical. Use of water fog may reduce the burning rate, but since some of the blend components may float on water, use of water in an uncontained area could spread the fire. Water should not be used except as a fog. Section VI - Accidental Release Measures Eliminate all sources of ignition. Provide adequate ventilation.