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Plaster of Paris

Does anyone know what type of mask I should use for mixing plaster of Paris?

My nearest shops are Homebase, Screwfix and Tool Station. There is also B&Q actoss the other side of town. Preferably I should be able yo get the mask in one of these shops.

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  • FreeBear
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    A well fitting P3 should be OK.
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  • Annie1960
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    FreeBear said:
    A well fitting P3 should be OK.
    Thank you.
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