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Crock(sp) Pots?
has anyone used this for dryin models... its used to make stews/soups.... and ive seen people use food dehydrators... r they simliiar? The one my mom has, has a thermostat (Keep warm, Hot, HOTTER) and i was wondering if this would work?
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Not something I would recommend for drying models......the version of warm on a crock pot is a little warmer than a model likes to be....

Get a cheap dehydrator that will maintain around 110 and you will be set.
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do u know of an average cheap price?
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do u know of an average cheap price?
You should be able to get one for around $15
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is it worth it...

after painting, how long should you wait, to wax/compound/touch if you use a food dehyrator, and how long should it be in the food dehytrador?
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Food Dehydrators for Drying Paint
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You should be able to get one for around $15
Target and WalMart have them for about $40.

One of the best investments I've made.
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Target and WalMart have them for about $40.

One of the best investments I've made.
Same. :ylsuper
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I just started using my dehydrator yesterday, and it works great. Took an hour to fully cure enamel clearcoat, which saves me a LOT of time.
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so after u put it in, don't u still have to wait days to polish/compound?
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so after u put it in, don't u still have to wait days to polish/compound?
You wait hours instead of days.
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