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Old 05-31-2006, 09:54 AM
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Questions about Dry Booth

Hi everybody,

The questions is concerning the Mr. Dry Booth from MR HOBBY, what is the purpose of this dry booth and how to use the timer since the timer have 0 to 60 minutes.

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Old 05-31-2006, 09:59 AM
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Re: Questions about Dry Booth

if it is anything like a vehical spray booth (1:! scale cars) then the time adjusts how long the heat is forced into the booth at the tempreture preset
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Old 05-31-2006, 10:02 AM
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if it is anything like a vehical spray booth (1:! scale cars) then the time adjusts how long the heat is forced into the booth at the tempreture preset
How many time should i use?

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Old 05-31-2006, 10:31 AM
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Re: Questions about Dry Booth

depends what materials you are painting and what paints u are using (but i still cant help as i use 2 pack paints to paint 1:1 scale cars)
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Re: Questions about Dry Booth

I'm using one at my shop and it speeds up the time in drying the painted parts, and since its also like an ionizer of sorts, it keeps dust out and away so parts remain dust free if kept in there. It was a pricey piece of equipment like all GSI Creos Gunze Mr.Hobby stuff, but its been good to me so far.
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Re: Questions about Dry Booth

But how long should i use 10 min or 60 min? How fast will dry the paints compare to normal room temparature?

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Re: Questions about Dry Booth

DO a search for 'food dehydrator', this whole subject has been covered here before and I am certain you'll find more than just the time question answered in the threads that come up.
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DO a search for 'food dehydrator', this whole subject has been covered here before and I am certain you'll find more than just the time question answered in the threads that come up.
Questions about Dry Booth?

Is this a real difficult question, seems no one have the answer for how much time should i use. I am asking this because the manual is all in japenese. I always use Tamiya spray can.

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Re: Questions about Dry Booth

A food dehydrator can be used as a drying booth if you set it up correctly.

The dehydrator has been around longer than the dry booth and has been used by modelers longer to cure paint faster, there have been threads discussing both previously.

We can't help it if you won't search for the info.
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A food dehydrator can be used as a drying booth if you set it up correctly.

The dehydrator has been around longer than the dry booth and has been used by modelers longer to cure paint faster, there have been threads discussing both previously.

We can't help it if you won't search for the info.
Is that really so difficult to answer one more time?
I know what is the purpose of the dry booth, my questions is how much time should i use.
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Is that really so difficult to answer one more time?
I know what is the purpose of the dry booth, my questions is how much time should i use.
is that difficult to read the user guidelines and do a search?
if the answer is yes, then that says quite a bit about you.
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I just use an old microwave lol
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Re: Questions about Dry Booth

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my questions is how much time should i use.
Until it's dry?
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Re: Questions about Dry Booth

I did the search for you and found this link.Some drying times are listed about half way down.Have a look....

http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...ood+dehydrator
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