I've baked paint on parts using my kitchen oven. I used high heat paint
and put them in for an hour at 300 degrees. Works nice.
One extra tip someone shared with me that I've used with great results:
When painting any part - just before painting, spray your cleaned up part
with brake cleaner. It removes any trace dust or oil from the surface and
makes for a much more professional job.
Krister Meister
Bloomingdale, IL
'66 SS #'s
I bought a toaster oven at a yard sale this weekend. I was wondering if
anyone here has painted and then baked the paint on bolts and small
brackets? Would you use lacquer or enamel paint? What temp would you cure
it at and for how long? Am I crazy for thinking that this has been
done? Does it add to the strength of the finish? Any help or comments are
welcome.
Thanks,
BL
