Dipping health and safety basics

Sorry in advance if these questions have been asked previously.
I am just starting out with hydro dipping as a hobby (currently) and was wondering how important a protective suit (tyvek) and goggles are when spraying activator and/or basic clear coat (not 2k but the standard Rustoleum type)?
I presume a respirator is absolutely essential but am not sure about the suit?
Also, I am currently dipping in my kitchen sink with the windows open, is this safe enough or am I asking for trouble!?
Apologies for the amateurish questions.
I am just starting out with hydro dipping as a hobby (currently) and was wondering how important a protective suit (tyvek) and goggles are when spraying activator and/or basic clear coat (not 2k but the standard Rustoleum type)?
I presume a respirator is absolutely essential but am not sure about the suit?
Also, I am currently dipping in my kitchen sink with the windows open, is this safe enough or am I asking for trouble!?
Apologies for the amateurish questions.
Comments
Lots of issues in my eyes and I would rethink your process. Kitchen where u eat would be the last place I would be spraying activator.
Just my 2 cents
If your doing this from your kitchen sink.. i'm going to assume your just doing a few pieces here and there.
small little things.. your not running a production site, and your not doing a motorcycle fender.
it's like spraying bug spray. Your not going to have men in white coats show up and tape off your house.. but just like bug spray, your not going spray it in your face either.
Wear a respirator. Have fun tinkering.
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Don't spray in your house. Buy a $20 Rubbermade tote and dip in the yard. Wear a minimum of gloves and a respirator. Don't get the chemicals on your skin (don't use activator or paint thinner to clean pain from your skin, etc).