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What are low VOC and zero VOC paints?

Low VOC paints contain reduced levels of these harmful chemicals, making them safer for indoor use. Zero VOC paints, as the name suggests, contain no detectable VOCs. These paints are designed to minimize health risks and improve indoor air quality.

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