Aircraft paint disposal - Las Vegas

[N427EF]

Why don't you just catalyze it all and be done with it, you don't have to spray it.
It becomes a solid hard rubbery block and should be no different from your other curbside trash.

[JordanGrant]

I'll try mixing it up and see what happens - don't know why I didn't think of it to begin with.

[Randy777]

In Boulder City you just take it to the dump and put it on a pallet with other paints. Maybe you can take it there.

Randy

[douglassmt]

I work in the haz waste business every day. I also happen to be a certified environmental manager in Nevada. If you open the cans and let it dry, or catalyze it first if it helps dry better and dispose of catalyst, you can dispose of it as solid waste in your trash can. As Mike suggested, you can spread it on pieces of cardboard or anything else that is disposable to expedite drying. Easy peasy. Of course, make sure the drying area is well ventilated...but if you painted an airplane with it you already know that.

[Charles in SC]

I do not know if you have a place to display such things but you might have enough to paint your tool box and some other things to match your plane and then you would have a matched set. I had a friend that once painted his car to match his plane.