Where can you find information and handling requirements for paints and solvents?

The Safety Data Sheet (SDS) is the correct answer because it provides comprehensive information about a specific chemical substance, including paints and solvents. An SDS contains details on the handling, storage, hazards, and emergency measures associated with the chemical. It is designed to inform users of potential dangers and required precautions when working with the material, ensuring safety and compliance with regulations.

The other options, while related, do not encompass the full scope of information available in an SDS. For example, Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) were the standard prior to the global harmonization of chemical classification and labeling; however, they have largely been replaced by SDS in many jurisdictions. A chemical inventory typically lists all chemicals on-site but lacks the detailed safety and handling information. Product labeling might provide basic handling instructions, but it is not as comprehensive or standardized as an SDS. Therefore, the SDS is the primary source for detailed information and requirements regarding the handling of paints and solvents.