One of these days, pDCPD might be available in a more user friendly formulation.
http://www.compositesworld.com/artic...-proxima-pdcpd
Having had to read and catalog the ingredients in every MSDS for the chemicals used by several aerospace companies (what a PITA), I kinda learned to recognize what they are trying to obscure. The Ecopoxy MSDS isn't great, but doesn't really hide anything toxic, just leaves out anything non-toxic. The soybean oil derivative mentioned in the advertising rubbish is apparently non-toxic so it does not have to be listed, so they can legally skip it. Take a look at West system's MSDSs and you will find the same or similar ingredients, just spelled right and using more accurate descriptions. Can't say what the misspelled "FLORA MICROBILE OIL" is doing there. Of course near 0% is less than 15%, so who knows?
Bottom line, it is a plain old bisphenol A epoxy just like almost all of the others we are familiar with. Get it on your skin too many times and you will develop an allergy.
http://www.westsystem.com/ss/assets/MSDS/MSDS105.pdf
http://www.westsystem.com/ss/assets/MSDS/MSDS205.pdf
On the plus side, they have a potable water tank coating. That takes some testing to get certified, so it should be somewhat safer than ignoring West's mildly worded advice not to use their resin for water tanks. The other plus side is that it seems to be more readily available in Canada, which might help our frozen friends who think that Minnesota has a warm southern climate.