Will this paint cure properly without being exposed to a heat source like an oven?
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. I sand blasted mine, then cleaned them really good with solvant. Primed them with VHT's primer them painted them. I cured the paint after mounting the headers on my truck, using VHT's instructions. You can cure them on the vehicle or in an oven. Just follow their instructions.
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no, needs heat and clean surface to bond and cure- heat source can be furnished by variety of methods and time. follow instructions closely
1883399
Yeah. It will cure. I will say that it was very difficult to get the application to look good though.
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I would not think this paint would be heat resistant enough for this purpose.
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I am not sure if this paint is heat resistant. I would assume it is and it is reasonable in cost so it could be worth an experiment. The bottle does not say it is heat resistant. If you want a guaranteed heat resistant paint, I would use Pebeo "Vitrea 160". This is a glass stain that can be baked in the oven to make it heat resistant. Your heat from the lightbulbs would serve as the heating source, thus becoming permanent. It is also a high quality paint and so it costs more.......but you get what you pay for.
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This sort of clay body should be fired to cone 06 (bisque) before glazing or painting. When you say oven I suspect you do not mean kiln. Conventional ovens will not get to adequate temperatures to fire this clay. If you simply want to dry it and accept that it will remain forever incredibly fragile and water soluble then I would just slowly air dry it. Rapid drying in the oven or in the sun will dry it unevenly and cause cracks. Let it dry with a sheet of plastic loosely over it. A better solution would be to put it in a kiln and fire it up to 06 or 04 (1830-1940 degrees F). Then seal before painting. Good luck!
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Good question! The paints made for the inside of a microwave oven are usually enamel. Rust-Oleum High Heat is an enamel paint. The inside walls of a microwave oven do not reach the temperature levels that Rust-Oleum High Heat paint is designed to withstand -- 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. If you touch the inner wall of a microwave right after cooking, it may be warm, but that is about it. There really is no reason for you to purchase this paint for the inside of a microwave. If you do a search on Amazon for microwave cavity paint you will come up with several products, including one by Rust-Oleum, specifically designed for the inside of your microwave. Good question! The paints made for the inside of a microwave oven are usually enamel. Rust-Oleum High Heat is an enamel paint. The inside walls of a microwave oven do not reach the temperature levels that Rust-Oleum High Heat paint is designed to withstand -- 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. If you touch the inner wall of a microwave right after cooking, it may be warm, but that is about it. There really is no reason for you to purchase this paint for the inside of a microwave. If you do a search on Amazon for microwave cavity paint you will come up with several products, including one by... » Read More Good question! The paints made for the inside of a microwave oven are usually enamel. Rust-Oleum High Heat is an enamel paint. The inside walls of a microwave oven do not reach the temperature levels that Rust-Oleum High Heat paint is designed to withstand -- 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. If you touch the inner wall of a microwave right after cooking, it may be warm, but that is about it. There really is no reason for you to purchase this paint for the inside of a microwave. If you do a search on Amazon for microwave cavity paint you will come up with several products, including one by Rust-Oleum, specifically designed for the inside of your microwave. « Show Less
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I have no experience with that paint and can't say yes or no. My general feeling is paints have some volatile matter which might give out fumes and would might affect the food & health. Just take metal brush run with it around and apply oil. It should be ok. I got a cover as well for this grill, but didn't do much benefit. I could see rust all over the place. So I turned back to old method (brush and oil). Planning to keep it in the basement or in garage when not in use.
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no i don't think so, you need a high heat resistant paint which this is not but for any other surface, frig, cabinet, regular countertop which you would use with a cutting board, it is great. just work quickly and confidently with roller and brush. it is a great effect for little money and effort.
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I bought the paint to use on a plastic model car. I haven't tried it on ceramics. But here is the Testors website.http://www.testors.com/pages/help-and-support/faqs/general-questions/General Questions:4. Can you bake the enamel or acrylic paint?"We do not recommend that the enamel paints be placed in any oven or kiln at any temperatures, due to performance and safety issues. Enamels are considered Flammable/Volatile materials and do have a flash point. We also do not recommend the baking of the Acrylics, which are certified non-toxic, however they were never designed with the idea of baking in mind and we cannot be held responsible for the outcome." I bought the paint to use on a plastic model car. I haven't tried it on ceramics. But here is the Testors website.http://www.testors.com/pages/help-and-support/faqs/general-questions/General Questions:4. Can you bake the enamel or acrylic paint?"We do not recommend that the enamel paints be placed in any oven or kiln at any temperatures, due to performance and safety issues. Enamels are considered Flammable/Volatile materials and do have a flash point. We also do not recommend the baking of the Acrylics, which are certified non-toxic, however... » Read More I bought the paint to use on a plastic model car. I haven't tried it on ceramics. But here is the Testors website.http://www.testors.com/pages/help-and-support/faqs/general-questions/General Questions:4. Can you bake the enamel or acrylic paint?"We do not recommend that the enamel paints be placed in any oven or kiln at any temperatures, due to performance and safety issues. Enamels are considered Flammable/Volatile materials and do have a flash point. We also do not recommend the baking of the Acrylics, which are certified non-toxic, however they were never designed with the idea of baking in mind and we cannot be held responsible for the outcome." « Show Less
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The directions say "Keep away from heat, sparks & open flame" but they are talking about when applying it. Directions say nothing about not using near burner. I would call a good paint store or Lowe's or Home Depot, they could answer this best.
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This is enamel paint and will stand up quite well to heat. If the turn table continues To rub against the frame it will eventually wear again. Sprayry 2 light coats wait 20 to 30 minutes in between.
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You would have to prime it first and then paint. If you paint without priming the paint may not stick.
725801
Yes, I think so. This is a rust reformer product that is probably not for high temperatures. Your high temperature paint is only as good as the base upon which it is used. This is informed opinion. Contact the manufacturer for their answer.
685655
Not at all just use your heat gun and heat it back up. Leaves no residue either
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I actually used this foam for my God of War/Kratos costume. it is completely possible to paint this without melting it. just be sure to not only test your paint on a piece not included in your project (i.e. cut a small piece off of 1 sheet) to be sure your paint selection won't melt the foam and you might also want to sand down the surface so you don't see the foam particles through the paint. but in short, Yes it is very possible. another option if you want to use spraypaint, use the "model train" spray sealant first and paint over that.
1961740
Yes. This is a dry lubricant that will need to be removed prior to painting.
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I used Krylon's High Heat Max paint and it has held up well. http://www.krylon.com/products/high-heat-max/?gclid=CJDawZWX2b8CFUKCMgodlA8AFA You have to remember to prep the surface first or it won't adhere correctly and you will need to reapply after the first use.
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No. The non-stick coating will survive, but the anodized exterior will eventually wash off. Does not affect useabity, just appearance.