EsCrasston

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I have a quick question about these wrinkle finish paints: it says to bake them after 48 hours to cure them. Do you do this in your regular kitchen oven? If so, does it give off any strong odors or do anything to the oven?
Thanks!

crimson_bird

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https://ls1tech.com/forums/paint-bod...t-console.html -talk to InsaneAuto86 about it.

InsaneAuto86

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I did not bake mine because I used it on plastic, but I did have it sit out in the sun.

Irish350

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lol, hey dude good to see you still have the camaro.

how does that stuff feel now that its cured and worn in?

EsCrasston

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HIJACK!! lol

Irish350

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hahaha, it was a question about the vht

EsCrasston

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surrrreeeeeeee it was! I caught you red handed!

Irish350

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okay okay

this is slightly on topic, no plastic in the oven.

i know when you anodize (ie, on metal) youd wanna use a backyard oven, so you dont get deathfumes in your honey baked ham

thinkin about doing your whole interior this way kraus?

U.S.Marine09

do not use a kitchen oven for anything but food powder coating anodizing any painting thing like that must be done in a different oven they all give off deadly fumes weather you smell it or not

EsCrasston

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Actually nothing on the interior at all.. Doing a few things under the hood (valve covers, intake, etc.)

Thanks. I was pretty sure you couldn't, but I didn't know if there was something special about these types of paint that allowed you to.