SDS documents typically define storage temperature limits to prevent freezing or overheating, handling precautions for acidic or alkaline products, and ventilation and PPE requirements for spray mist exposure. They include spill containment guidance, drain and runoff restrictions, and disposal recommendations for cured versus uncured material. Transport classification may be listed as non regulated for many emulsions, but SDS still describes safe loading, compatible tank materials, and segregation from reactive chemicals. Exposure limits often reference asphalt fumes or mists in general; contractors should treat spray operations as an inhalation and skin contact risk scenario.