Spackling EcoFacts – Why You Should Care!

In today's environmentally minded paint market, you need products that will not only meet industry standards but exceeded them as well. Crawford's Free Spackling Paste is one of those products.

Over 45 years of continued product development, testing, growth and monitoring has given the paint industry a scientifically superior and environmentally advanced spackling paste. See the Spackling Technical Data page in this website for much more information.

• If you serve the home owner market and you need a spackling paste that’s independently tested non toxic when used as directed, you need Crawford’s Free.
• If you serve the institutional market and you need a spackling paste that’s independently tested hypoallergenic to the majority of the population, you need Crawford’s Free.
• If you require low to zero odor, you need Crawford’s Free.
• If you want low VOC’s [70 voc/gpl], you need Crawford’s Free.
• If you call for a product that’s free of mercury, tin, asbestos, asbestos-like fibers, benzene, naphthalene, added silica or formaldehyde, you need Crawford’s Free.
• If you need a product that’s contains no ozone damaging mineral spirits, you need Crawford’s Free.
• If you must have a product whose solvent is non-photochemically reactive (does not react with sunlight to produce smog or contribute to the reduction of the ozone layer), you need Crawford’s Free.
• If you require a product whose emulsion complies with FDA regulation 175:105, 176:170 and 176:180 for use in food packaging, adhesives and coatings, you need Crawford’s Free.
• If you want a product that requires no EPA warning labels requirements for interior use or disposal, you need Crawford’s Free (always refer to MSDS for recommended disposal methods).
• And if you call for a product that requires no Prop 65 warning, you need Crawford’s Free.

Concerned about rust? Then try our quart plastic container – popular in the Northwest and other rainy environments. Half pints and gallons are also constructed of rust-free plastic.

Want Original Label? It’s the exact same product but packaged in our highly recognizable green and yellow lined metal quart cans – a contractor favorite!

EcoFact: Mixing tanks and support equipment used to manufacture Crawford’s Free are never just “washed out” with water during the clean up phase. Instead, all machine surfaces are (1) hand wiped using dampened cloths; (2) thoroughly dried and then (3) coated with a thin layer of bleach – a common antibacterial agent. This process may take a bit longer but it also saves thousand of gallons of water each year; plus keeps our equipment bright, shiny and clean for the next batch.