paint drying
bigford550
05-07-2004, 05:06 PM
hey guys right now i have my 1979 camaro z28
sitting in my toaster oven drying it was primed
with model master primer sanded then i coated
two coats of mm classic white sanded some more
then i hit it with byods sunburst orange let it set
for 15 min then off to the toaster where it has been
for a hour baking at just under 100 degree's
i called my buddy at the body shop and asked him if it
would work and he said yes just dont let get to hot
so i let the door open a bit
what do you think??
mark :screwy:
sitting in my toaster oven drying it was primed
with model master primer sanded then i coated
two coats of mm classic white sanded some more
then i hit it with byods sunburst orange let it set
for 15 min then off to the toaster where it has been
for a hour baking at just under 100 degree's
i called my buddy at the body shop and asked him if it
would work and he said yes just dont let get to hot
so i let the door open a bit
what do you think??
mark :screwy:
Lambo003
05-07-2004, 05:59 PM
I think you're running the risk of melting your model.
I've never been too keen on speeding up drying time on paint. Best to let the paint do its work, level out and dry on it's own.
But that's just me . . .
I've never been too keen on speeding up drying time on paint. Best to let the paint do its work, level out and dry on it's own.
But that's just me . . .
supermod04
05-07-2004, 06:07 PM
well plastic and ovens dont work. it will melt at 100 degress. i let mine do its work
bigford550
05-07-2004, 06:50 PM
thats why i did it with a cheap model and not one of my tamiya's
i keep the z in there for about 1 hour and took it out paint seem's hard
i'll leave it alone for a week before messing with it
i keep the z in there for about 1 hour and took it out paint seem's hard
i'll leave it alone for a week before messing with it
Renegade
05-07-2004, 07:44 PM
I wouldn't recommend heating the plastic. It can bond or the paint can crack of too fast drying process.
You can try with food dehydrator, I read you can have the whole body painted in a day. But for me is still old school of at least 24h drying time in plastic box ;)
You can try with food dehydrator, I read you can have the whole body painted in a day. But for me is still old school of at least 24h drying time in plastic box ;)
935k3
05-07-2004, 08:18 PM
I wouldn't recommend heating the plastic. It can bond or the paint can crack of too fast drying process.
You can try with food dehydrator, I read you can have the whole body painted in a day. But for me is still old school of at least 24h drying time in plastic box ;)
I use to think heat was bad till I got a Dehydrator, it's one of the best investments I have made in this hobby, they do fantastic job. You need one with temp control. I use mine at a constant 105 degrees F. They are also great for warming spray cans and drying washed model parts. They are about $40.00 US.
You can try with food dehydrator, I read you can have the whole body painted in a day. But for me is still old school of at least 24h drying time in plastic box ;)
I use to think heat was bad till I got a Dehydrator, it's one of the best investments I have made in this hobby, they do fantastic job. You need one with temp control. I use mine at a constant 105 degrees F. They are also great for warming spray cans and drying washed model parts. They are about $40.00 US.
supermod04
05-08-2004, 12:50 PM
i dont have a paint booth or any fancy things, i have always painted my car, and put it in a clear box and let dry for a day or so, and it is fine, then wash it and clear
(i would love to have a paint booth)
(i would love to have a paint booth)
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